The people of Sri Lanka

The lasting memory of my journey to Sri Lanka is warmly welcomed and a smile of people living there. This attractive country offers many interesting and unusual experience in connection with the people of the local environment. In my last trip I enjoyed two different experiences from the village, attended a dance meeting, pittering at the Cave temple and spoke a hotel vegetable garden.

My trip to each of the areas and a new experience involving the recognition of wild elephants down the road, seen when I went to the Hiriwedunna village.

The town of Hiriwedunna Sri Lanka

The homemade of Hiriwedunna is banks in Hiriwedunna Lake in the city of Habarana in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka. After leaving my rich air trainer I cross a track in a little cleaning when my follow-up way is waiting, wooden piece of wood. I turned into and quickly exploded and drove a muddy road. The green vegetation of paddy fields sleep on my other side while the other side has forest.

It was not long before we stop and encouraged us to refuse and follow our guidelines on the floor of the small way. It was a victory overcoming Jetty to drop out and form the right balance of the body on the catamaran style boats waiting to take us on a boat trip. However, we soon filled with the water that was sprinkled with water. Soon I found the wonderful accessories that could be made about a lotus flower including a necklace and a helmet.

Our boat travels ended on the long side of the lake where we treated home-based lunch and the exhibition of how to make a coconut sambabal to comply with delicious lunch. After boarding back across our cultural cultural branch from transporting the day, Ibiquitous Tuk restored me to my coach when the driver and the student greeted me with a smile. My second visit was completely different and involved with four fetters in the country of Sri Lanka in central province.

Kandapola Village in Sri Lanka

Deleting the road by using a powerful tea that planted the temptation to ask the image to stop. Tea Tea are organized to me as I snatched their idols of them. This was not young adolescent women in silkas, but workers from the village of Kandapola, near Nuujara Elijah, that I saw under me. The Great Temple of Hindu, designated by the public, builds the center.

When I arrived in the village, I met one of his leading citizens, Sureshi, whom I would visit in a short housing house. Tamils make most of the people with a thousand thousand but there are people from Southern India. The old cultures are not kept here that includes the construction of Mattala. After the Hindu’s traditional greeting from Priya, Suresh’s wife, I was shown how I could build Mondala using Rice Powder to draw a frame (Kolam) to ‘paint’. Mondala depicts Hindu and Buddhists and often incorporates the geometric culture but, at the event, I was invited to help the operation of an attack.

After wearing a good Saris (women) and white vetti (men) we received in fashion. During this time the ancient stove was expelled and other traditional lights were prepared. Leaves of Banana distributed to be used as plates as covered in Intly cooked (oiled rice) and Lunda Vadai (such as crispy donut). When I defile my ways, I saw men working in bold fields across the village. Each house has a variety of crops including leeks, potatoes, bananas and carrots. In the harvesting time the local consumers will be contacted and the crops sold for those who make a very good donation and will arrive. As I found out during the town of Sri Lanka is determined to keep its cultures and dance are one of them. I went to dance school to learn more about this tradition.

Janaka Prasantha Dance School in Kandy, Sri Lanka

Janaka Prasantha Dance School in Kandy An audio class of the dance class without distinguishing me from a complete paragraph relating to the history of dancing in Sri Lanka. I forged myself until I went outside. The well-directed group of children from the Thets hope teenagers traveled in a series of exercise linked to dance routes to learn / practice later. I’m leaped under the gazing in the participants and I was rewarded with a glowing smile and a tasted giggles. It was a pleasure to look at the attention of the information regarding accurate crafts and feet. The children studied the sets of setbacks that would be met together to create a process of all dancing – long or short as desired.

The introduction receipt was a series of dances with drum-caused drums (and made and taught here) and experienced dancers with good clothing. Dumuka Wariwida was a great dancer and I was able to find a lot about the school to her. Dumuka works for Emirates Airline AS AT CABIN CREW but participated in Dance Production as often as possible. Before any existing school were free but now parents who cannot make a donation asked to do so. The school receives support from the government but is not enough to continue. The zeal and happiness of dancing was a strong difference in my spiritual experience in the Cave’s temple at the Redabel.

Ruseama Sri Lanka

The Riseema, a designated spiritual place is near Dambulla in the Central province of Sri Lanka. The widespread reasons for this religious cycle include the ancient silver (Rid Viharara) Buddhist temple that is built on a hill full of caves and temple within the cave. It’s not a simple walk between the two but I have not been tossed by prominent steps and uneven steps. While in the Cave temple (installed comfy Cushions) introduced to other strategies that are easy to meditate on the priest. Experience of submission after the heart attack – anger to get down there and one get help later to avoid travel-related stress.

I enjoyed climbing back up and a gentle walk around the temple in my empty feet. Including a small temple, stones are stone and the invading hall and the nation of curious monkeys. There are some stunning drawings around the buddha reset to a small hall, high next to the great temple. What a significant difference in the simplicity of the temple of a formerly visited cave. Everywhere I went and found a spirit with the famous SRI lankars and included hotels where I lived. My questions about the stability (some mine of the mine led to each visit of the vegetable garden in Jetwing St Andrews.

A vegetable garden in Jetwing St Andrews in Sri Lanka

The Hetwing Hotels are proud of their best kind of SRI Lankan toolitaty, the inheritance of its founder Herbert COYAY. He was also the preserving pioneer, one of the first to see the growing value of this tourism aspect. I found both qualities here. The highlighting of my visit was a hotel garden tour – the main source of vegetables. Gowry, the hospitality manager, was my sweet friend. He leads me to good organizing containers to a big garden of vegetables. We were wandering between repaired leaves, crushed leaves and enjoyed theories of theories of theories of water with bicycle tanks. It sounded good to know that I stayed at a rich hotel for nature.

SRI LANAKA color and compare country but always a greeting from the people and a smile that lightens their face. And that’s what made my visit so remembled.

Valery Collins

Valery Collins is a travel writer from South-West England, UK. Its travel love combines everything from Luxury Safaris to Sylash ski goggles.