Riding the Wave
How Surf Tourism Became a Billion-Dollar Industry and Where Sri Lanka Fits In Words Luka Tidewell. Photography BT Images. The Call of the Ocean On a quiet morning in Arugambay, Sri Lanka, the...
Read moreHow Surf Tourism Became a Billion-Dollar Industry and Where Sri Lanka Fits In Words Luka Tidewell. Photography BT Images. The Call of the Ocean On a quiet morning in Arugambay, Sri Lanka, the...
Read moreWorkshop Players presents an extraordinary celebration of musical theater! The Workshop Players, Sri Lanka’s premier theatre ensemble, is poised to take the stage once more for a powerful charity concert,...
Read moreWater of Life by H.A. Karunaratne is exhibited at the Paradise Road Saskia Fernando Gallery. This landmark exhibition highlights Karunaratne’s profound impact that evoke rhythm, energy, and dissonance. His unique approach...
Read moreOpening performance of Clown Compass. Sri Lanka’s theatre landscape is poised for a groundbreaking transformation with the inaugural Kolamba Kamatha Festival (KKF) launching on March 27th, coinciding with World Theatre...
Read moreThe Andrew Horsfall retrospective, on view through May 30, 2025, celebrates the Gyan Museum’s Commitment to Preserving Artistic Legacies. Photography Gyan Museum. The Gyan Museum, showcasing the private collection of Gyan...
Read moreLovely place, we are in the present moment. According to philosophy and science described in the last article in Explore Sri Lanka, February 2025, we discussed the ‘moment’ and how to...
Read moreExploring Sri Lanka’s Southern Coast in February The Southern Coast of Sri Lanka is a haven for travelers and surfers alike, offering a vibrant mix of golden beaches, thrilling waves,...
Read moreA Must-See Experience in Sri Lanka Welcome to the Land of Cinnamon Imagine walking through lush green plantations, where the air is filled with the warm, sweet aroma of cinnamon....
Read moreAll beings, including humans, live in the present moment, yet many remain unaware of this fundamental truth. This lack of awareness often stems from an inability or a disinterest in...
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