Artisans Of Kotabakina
The woods were silent. The clay houses mimicked the silence and the quiet dignity of the woods. A sultry breeze lulled the heat of the day.
Read moreThe woods were silent. The clay houses mimicked the silence and the quiet dignity of the woods. A sultry breeze lulled the heat of the day.
Read moreOne of the country’s foremost photographers, Nihal Fernando, has combined a true artistic gift with a passion for conservation of Sri Lanka’s heritage and natural resources.
Read moreWellawatte, ‘Wella’ meaning ‘sea sand’ and ‘Watte’ meaning ‘garden’, has a getaway back door from its bustling city work and living, into a wonderland of oceanic charm.
Read moreA roly-poly elephant calf eagerly sprinted through the open wooden gate into the feeding area of the Elephant Transit Home. Her more dignified companion sauntered through the gate swaying elegantly.
Read moreThe old man holds the flute to his lips. He blows the first notes and what appears to be a glistening silver rope glides across his shoulders. He looks frail...
Read moreA few innovative tweaks and tips while preserving the authentic flavours and nutritional value allow two traditional dishes to find its way into a busy lifestyle.
Read moreWaking up in the downy-soft luxury of your bed to the sounds of myriad different birdcalls, a splendid view of lush jungle vegetation and perhaps a glimpse of strutting peacocks...
Read moreAs we entered the Speed Drome premises the intense hum of go-karts speeding on the racing track greeted us. A group of youngsters were practicing on the track while their...
Read moreJust as it is the tradition in Bavaria in Germany each year, the Oktoberfest comes alive in Colombo as well, more specifically, at The Bavarian – the restaurant that serves...
Read moreMlesna Tea ceremoniously opened their refurbished tea centre at Majestic City, Bambalapitiya. The Tea Centre caters to the discerning tea lover with over 102 varieties of teas including speciality regional...
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