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I wanted to make a note of my favorite Kandy Esala Perahera. I came across this information from a speech made by Prof. Ariyaratne Kaluarachchi while visiting the Kandy Perahera. We will talk a little bit about Kandy.  Is.  Ending the drought season, this festival is a ritual to pay homage to the Tooth Relic to bring rain. Both the Mahanayake Theras and the Diyawadana Nilame are responsible for the protection of the Tooth Relic which was in the custody of the previous kings.  The Mahanayake Thero of Asgiriya Maha Viharaya and the Mahanayake Thero of Malwathu Maha Viharaya are the same. Diyawadana Nilame is the foremost lay official who takes care of the Tooth Relic.  Diyawadana Nilame means the officer who increases water.  Since the Tooth Relic has the power to increase water through rain, the officer in charge of the Tooth Relic is referred to as the Diyawadana Nilame. The Tooth Relic was brought from the Dambadiv plateau by Princess Hemamala and the Tooth Pri...

It took us 7 days to get to university. We had to face the corona disaster again in an unexpected moment. We were looking forward to going home for vacation but that hope did not come true.🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐   All my hopes of being loved by my parents were dashed. The Dean informed me that I would have to stay in the hostel for 14 days from that day onwards😔😔😔.  So I am very worried about the time that has elapsed since then.  Today is my 5th day in the hostel. The commitment of the university professors on behalf of my brothers to me cannot be expressed in words. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 My brothers are suffering from coronavirus day by day. I always wish them all a speedy recovery.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

                                             Horton Plains is one of the most important places I 've been to on a trip, and today's my post about it. Here are some of the things I heard from adults🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗:  This is spread over the central hills between Nuwara Eliya and Haputale.  Access places are in Pattipola from Nuwara Eliya and Ohiya from Haputale.  Discovered by Thomas Fur in the early 19th century, it was named Horton Plains in honor of Sir Robert Wilbert Horton (1831 - 1837), then Governor of Ceylon. Horton Plains is one of the coldest🤧🤧🤧 and windiest places in Sri Lanka.  Located about 2100 meters above sea level.  It is spread over 3.169 hectares.  There are a large number of endemic plant and animal species in Sri Lanka.  It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 30, 2010. This is one of the most important ...

                                                                     North Western Province,Namal Anga Rajamaha Viharaya in Ambathpola village in the Ibbagamuwa Divisional Secretariat Division in the Kurunegala District is a place of worship for Buddhists all over Sri Lanka.  This is another wonderful ancient temple among the Rajamaha Viharas in Sri Lanka.  As we traveled there we learned that it was full of amazing beauty as well as wonderful historical storytelling.  During the period 161-137 BC King Dutugemunu had brought a Buddha statue to the Silver Temple and had come to Ambanpola village to spend the night as it was getting dark.  The place where he stayed is now known as Namal Anga Rajamaha Viharaya.  It is believed that this temple was named as Namal Anga Rajamaha Viharaya because ...

                                               Tomorrow is the day I have to go to campus, so I have to be alone without my mother. From tomorrow onwards, our house is like a funeral. Everyone is crying. Yesterday all my relatives came to see me, so they all blessed me.  , I have to leave my sister, father and mother tomorrow, I am so sad to be separated from my family for so many days.😭😭😭.....                                       Anyway I have to go tomorrow, I was so sad I made up my mind that somehow I was doing well on campus🤗🤗🤗.....Campus starts on the 18th so it will be the most beautiful day of my life, a dream I have been waiting for so long is going to come true, I am very happy about that.☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️....             ...

                                  It is a custom for all of us to visit relatives after the dawn of the Sinhala New Year, so our family decided to go to see grandmother home before the New Year this time.  He lives in the city, so we decided to go home by train instead of by car, because my sister and I love to travel by train.😋                                         We started our journey from Matara station.  Dad said it would take about two hours to travel from Matara to Kandy so we talked a lot as we picked up a lot of biscuits to eat on the way.  Also, after passing Galle, the surroundings are indescribably beautiful, so we all wanted to go on a trip like this. 🤗🤗🤗                              🎵🎵🎶🎶...

                              I was able to celebrate the Sinhala Hindu New Year very happily this time around as the Corona disaster has eased a bit, first and foremost I wish all Sri Lankans a Happy New Year. This New Year is very special to me because it is the last time my sister celebrates the New Year at home.🙁🙁....I had to go to campus as soon as the Sinhala New Year was over, so we planned to celebrate this year specially, but we were able to celebrate the New Year following the health advice following the corona disaster.☺️☺️☺️                                                                       When the New Year dawned we were all asleep but the next morning I wished everyone a Happy New Year and my mom, dad and siste...

  polos curry is a favorite dish of almost all Sri Lankans.  You can't finish the taste when you make it a little spicy with a good three or five.  Our grandmothers made coconut fish in a nice black color🤤🤤🤤.  It pleases not only the tongue but also the eyes.  Here's how to make polos curry at home.   Required Materials Small jack fruit   150ml of condensed coconut milk  Tablespoons of chili powder 1 tbsp  Teaspoons of yellow powder  Teaspoons of pepper01  Tablespoons of fried turmeric powder01  Ginger teaspoons01  Teaspoons of mustard seeds01  Teaspoons of garlic01  5 large red onions  Currant leaves (as required)  Raw chilli pods02  Rampe leaf  Salt to taste   way of making * Peel a squash, grate it and cut it into squares * Add a pinch of salt to a small amount of water, add the Polos pieces and bring to a boil * Put a few pieces of gourd in boiling water, soak for 20 minutes, ...

                      This is one of my dream             Introduce finland-  There are many countries in Europe with a wonderful environment.  Finland occupies a leading position.  Finland is especially famous for its lakes.  For this reason it has been nicknamed the 'Land of a Thousand Lakes'.  In addition to the lakes, there are many other specialties.  This is a very suitable state to visit.  That is why we intend to bring to you about the beauty of Finland. Location in Finland Finland is the most northerly state in Europe.  Although some territories in other European countries, such as Norway, are located farther north than Finland, the territory of Finland as a whole is almost entirely more than 60 degrees north latitude.  One third of the country is located in the Arctic Circle                    ...

 The rainy season is coming.  It will be very cold in our area with the rains.  Lenama village in Matara area is very beautiful and full of natural beauty. It is raining a lot in our area these days and it is very cold so I wanted to tell you today about the beauty of the environment these days.🍃🍂🍀🍁 It was very sunny in the morning and it was raining beautifully in the evening and when it started raining around noon the rain stopped at around 7 pm.🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️  In the meantime, all I do is watch the rain.  Very beautiful then.😍😍😍🌸🌸🌸 I'm looking forward to the spring when the summer is over and I'm looking forward to the new year's New Year's in April .I'm so lonely looking at the rain, I love looking at the cold rain and having coffee☕☕☕☕☕. It's a beautiful feeling  After a while it rains and the environment is beautiful, I think the environment is new. Like me, my mother loves to look at the rain when it rains, so it was a beautiful experience...

                      Sigiriya, another proud hill station in Sinhala history, is one of the eighth wonders of the world of Sinhala art, architecture and architecture. According to our genealogy, the story of Sigiriya revolves around King Kasyapa I, the founder of Sigiriya, the first to face a tragic end. This great art gallery is located about 9 miles north of Dambulla on the Colombo-Trincomalee road. Sigiriya is located as a remnant of the Inamaluwa Korale, close to the foothills of the Malay Rata in the southern boundary of the Northern Plains in the Matale District  This rock rises about 600 feet above the plain. The size of the Sigiriya tea top is 3 acres which is 3 km long and 1 km wide. This magnificent architectural complex of stone and brick was built in the late 5th century AD. The majestic majesty of this maze, with its massive walls, moats, defensive chambers, natural stone arches, flower gardens, and the Great Wall...

Firstly i would like to say this place is my one of the favorite place in sri lanka because it has very cute elephant.The Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage was established in 1975 by the Department of Wildlife Conservation on a 25 acre land to ensure the survival of orphaned elephants found in the wild.  It was taken over by the Department of National Zoological Gardens in 1987 and the Animal Breeding Program was started in 1982.  When this was started as an elephant orphanage, a suitable climatic location for the elephants was selected.  It belongs to the wet geographical region and is surrounded by a range of tropical forests.  It was established on a 9 hectare coconut plantation and was initially started with 9 elephants as an elephant orphanage as well as a showroom.  But the main question at the outset was whether tourists would come to see this?  To go  This was due to the fact that it was located a short distance from the main road.  The main ob...

  Man completes by reading.  The man who never read a letter is a man who is alive but dead inside.  Anyone can read to give life.  Only the reader can read the alphabet and revive new inventions, paving the way for a more advanced new world.  Everyone acquires knowledge, exchanges information, enjoys, and understands anything through reading.  So the mission of reading in this vast world, the value of reading, cannot be overstated.  From the day we first read the letters to the present day, it is almost impossible to finish what we have read.  But that 's not the end of the story.  We have to learn something until we die.  Must read.  Everyone has a favorite event or book that we have read so far.  The most interesting book I read was the children's novel Madol Duwa.  It was written by Martin Wickramasinghe, known as the 'Great Author of the Hela' and the 'Koggala wisdom' born in the Southern Province.  Madol Duwa is...

  Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Museum (Koggala). If there is anyone who has not read 'Ape Gama' written by the great collector of Hela, it is very rare. The house where he was born, mentioned in the book 'Ape Gama' written about the rural environment of Koggala where he grew up, was converted into a folk museum in 1981 by the Martin Wickramasinghe Trust. Like most old houses in the Southern Province, the two-century-old house, built according to Dutch architecture, was taken over by the Royal Air Force during World War II and an Air Force officer used it as her official residence because of the beauty of the house. The mound to the right of the museum houses the ashes of Martin Wickramasinghe and his beloved wife, and the entire interior of the house is dedicated to souvenirs, gifts and photographs marking various milestones in Martin Wickramasinghe's life. In addition, there are agricultural implements typical of the Southern Province, fishing and pottery equipment, ...

 In 1893, the introduction of art into the curriculum of the Ceylon Technical College marked the beginning of the Government College of Fine Arts.  After the construction of the permanent buildings in 1902, the number of students gradually increased.  It was further developed and in 1933 the institute produced art teachers, artists, teachers of various arts and crafts, and artists required to serve in the art department. The College of Fine Arts was established in October 1949 at Horton Place, Colombo (where the Faculty of Visual Arts is currently located).  In 1952, it established the North Indian Music and Kandyan Dance Division and was renamed the Government Institute of Fine Arts.  In 1953, the Colleges of Music and Dance were housed in the building at No. 21, Albert Crescent, Colombo.  Under the guidance of talented lecturers and the commitment of students from different parts of the island, the institute developed rapidly. Among the artists who contri...

  My childhood was full of very bitter experiences but a very pleasant childhood.😁 I have been very good at dancing since I was a child. I was first educated at the new Pubudu Preschool. It was there that I performed my first dance. we lived in a very poor house in those days in a small rural  house. My sister and I were in the family and my mother and father suffered a lot to teach my sister and me. They both worked as laborers. In the past we suffered a lot.😭😭 I was very obedient to my mother when I was a child and I understood from a young age how she suffered.😥 Due to poverty I studied very well, I only had one dress to wear to school. But I didn't think much of that, I thought when I was a child I would study well.😀 I went to the village school and did my homework well. I went to school on foot from home. It was very beautiful at that time. I woke up in the morning to go to school and helped my mother to cook. while came back home, i eat all the fruit on the road😂😂...