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Delft camping 🏕
This Amazing Camping Will Includes With
☆ Train ride
☆ Beach Camping
☆ Boat Ride
☆ Safari
☆Campfire
☆Sea Bathing And Land Activities
Over Package Includes
☆ Train ride
☆3 Meals
☆ Morning/ Evening tea cup with snacks
☆Accommodation
☆A Collection Of Memories As A Photography
☆Professional Guidance
☆ per person 15000/=
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Three peaks challenge 🌿
Task achieve
Wangedigala/Balanthudawa/gommolliya hiking
Lankafalls/bambarakandafalls hunting
Event details
Date ÷19th and 20th September 2020
Location ÷ kalupahana "sabaragammuwa province
Duration ÷ one night two days
Main activities hiking trekking with camping/waterfall hunting
Package includes
Transport between colombo to kalupahana/kalupahana to colombo A/C transport
3 meals
2 coffee
Accommodation "tent/light
Professional guidance
Energy pack
Photo album
Per person 4900/=
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INCLUDES ÷ ☆Up and Down A/C Transport
☆ 5 meals
☆Morning Evening Tea Cup "Dinner With Bbq
☆Accommodation "Tent, Light,Pillows
☆Pitawala Pathana Visit
☆Riveston Visit
☆Manigala Mountain Hike
☆Babarakirifall watching
Minimum 10 Pax 🤷♀️
Per Person 5500/= 🙋♀️
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Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.”🌿
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This Amazing Camping Will Includes With
☆ Beach Camping
☆ Boat Ride
☆Dolphin Watching
☆Campfire
☆Sea Bathing And Land Activities
Over Package Includes
☆Private Transport
☆3 Meals
☆Accommodation
☆A Collection Of Memories As A Photography
☆Professional Guidance
☆ Full Payment 5100/=
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🙋♀️ Sachini = 0773656654
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🧏♂️ Avishka = 0785619796
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“Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you; it should change you. It leaves marks on your memory, on your consciousness, on your heart, and on your body. You take something with you. Hopefully, you leave something good behind 🙋♀️
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"Mahawali River🌊 Victoria Dam Teldeniya Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Srilanka Wonder Of Asia 🦋
The Future Of Wildlife In Our Hands
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Asian Elephants 🐘♥️🦋🍃
Wildlife Srilanka
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Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
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The Sense Of Perspective That Interaction With Multiple Cultures Gives You I Find To Be Extremely Valuable,Because It Allows You To See The Structure Of A Country With Greater Clarity,And Gives You A Sense Of Independence 🦋
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"The Untrodden Path May Be Arduous,But Will Lead One To New.Pristine Unseen Destination 🦋
Enjoy The World's Most Scenic Train Ride In The World 🇱🇰
There Is A Hidden Message In Every Waterfall.It Says,If You Are Flexible,Falling Will Not Hurt You 🦋
Witness The Spectacular Waterfalls In Srilanka 🍃
The Number One Tourist Destination In The World 🇱🇰
Keep Our Ocean Blue,
Our Planet Green,
And Our Animals Safe 🐢
Watch A Variety Of Turtles As They Play Right In Front Of You.Only In Srilanka 🦋
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Soar High InTo The Sky In A Hot Air Balloon 🦋
“Know what you want to do, hold the thought firmly, and do every day what should be done, and every sunset will see you that much nearer the goal.” 🚣♂️
Incredible Sunsets At The Long Stretches Of The Srilankan Coastline 🦋
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"A Nation's Culture Resides In The Hearts And In The Soul Of Its People"🦋
Explore The Traditional Dance In Srilanka 🇱🇰
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Travel Makes Ones Modest,You See What A Tiny Place You Occupy In The World 🦋
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Dive into the beautiful Indian Ocean and explore the deep blue sea in Sri Lanka🧜♀️
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Angampora Martial Art 🤺
Sri Lanka has been a paradise island rich in natural resources, fertile land, as well as tradable commodities. The natural splendour of the island is what drew many from far and wide to its shores throughout history. As the nation began to attract the attention of outsiders who recognized the potential of the land, the natives found themselves having to defend their territories and communities from foreign aggressors, in addition to fighting internal squabbles and disputes.
Naturally, the need arose for a local form of tactical combat which would give the islanders the upper hand. This art of combat lived on for centuries, helping the people of Lanka to protect the sovereignty of the nation, until the period of British Ceylon, when it was banned and prohibited from being practiced or passed on to younger generations.
Here is the story of Angampora – a uniquely Sri Lankan practice, that has just recently come to the forefront and garnered the interest and attention of those within the island as well as afar…
Angampora, an ancient martial art that originated in Sri Lanka, has an intriguing and tumultuous history. Literally translating to ‘fighting with the body’, it was a unique art practiced by the natives of the island for thousands of years.
There are many versions of how Angampora came to be, since it was never officially documented, but passed down from generation to generation. However, there are a few chronicles that shed light on the possible origins of the practice.
Insight gained from ancient texts such as the Ramayana lead us to believe that the fighting technique of Angampora dates back at least 5,000 years to the time when the Raksha King Ravana reigned in Lanka.
It is believed that the king himself was a master practitioner of Angampora, and that he used it during the battle against Prince Rama of India. What made the practice of Angampora so unique at the time was the belief that the king developed not only ways of inflicting death on his opponent through a series of strikes, but also knew how to heal his soldiers through pressure point strikes. The latter has been incorporated into the ancient art of Ayurveda healing.
There is reason to believe that prior to the great war between Ravana and Rama, the king of Lanka even took Rama’s brother, Lakshmana, under his wing and trained him in the art of Angampora. This could even be one of the reasons that Rama and Lakshmana eventually succeeded in defeating Ravana.
Another iteration of the origins of Angampora is that it was perfected by the Yakkha tribe, about 3,000 years ago, and was used solely for self-defence when they were threatened by foreign invaders and other tribes.
In addition to these schools of thought, some present-day practitioners of the art believe that Angampora was devised by prehistoric men who lived on the island to protect themselves against predatory animals 🦋
Ceylon Tea 🍃
Tea was imported by the English in the 19th century and nowadays occupies a central place in local life. More than 1 million people work in the country's plantations or tea factories A trip to Sri Lanka has to be synonymous with discovering how tea is grown. Simply because it is everywhere, in the towns, the country, or the mountains.
Without Hemileia vastatrix, the fungus which decimated coffee plantations in the 1870s, tea would probably never have made an appearance in Sri Lanka, and the country would not have had the same destiny. The development of tea culture on this island is down to Sir Thomas Lipton. At the time he realised that Sri Lanka's mountains had ideal growing conditions for tea bushes. In less than 20 years, the central mountains were cleared and tea plantations developed from Kandy to Haputale. Kandy became the main trading post for manufactured tea. Large numbers of roads were constructed and a railway line built across the mountains to ensure the train could take what had been produced to Colombo.
The Sri Lankans quickly adopted this beverage which can be drunk at any time during the day. Nowadays it's unthinkable to welcome someone into your house without offering them a cup of tea. It's generally made very strong and with a mixture of spices. Then it is mixed with milk and served with a lot of sugar.
For workmen, tea is part of their end of day ritual. When they aren't drinking it at home or at work, Sri Lankans often go to thai kadai, little stalls which only serve tea, occasionally accompanied by snacks to eat there or take away.
Most of the tea workers are Tamils, descendants of workers brought from Southern India in the 19th century. Only women pick, a demanding and thankless task that is carried out under difficult conditions. The pickers are piece workers, paid approximately 70p for 15 kgs of picked leaves. Which works out at less than £22 per month.
The workers and their families live in villages built right next to the plantations. Everything is there - school, place of worship, shops - so that the workers are always there and available.
Ceylon tea has different names according to the altitude at which it is grown and also according to the region where it is grown. The most famous areas are: Nuwara Eliya, Dambulla, Uva and Kandy. There is black, green and white tea. There are three different altitudes which produce teas that have different qualities and flavours 🦋
Horton Plains National Park
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The Highest Plateau Of Ceylon,Horton Plains Is Situated In The Highlands Of The Central Province It Is At A Height Of About 2300 Meters,,,
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Peradeniya Botanical Garden 🦋
Kandy
Dambulla Cave Temple 🇱🇰
The temples, which give this place celebrity, are parts of a vast cavern in the west side of the rock, at the height of about three hundred and fifty feet above the plain. Whet het the cavern in which these temples are formed, is altogether natural, or only partly natural, or only partly natural and partly artificial, it is now not easy to determine. The probability is, that it is principally natural, and that man has had very little to do in excavating it. The tradition has it that some of the caves were excavated by king Vattagamani Abhaya in the first century B. C. It can be surmised that this king and his successors, in benefaction to this place had to enlarge and smoothen the caves, and cut the drip-ledge (katarama) along the rock to protect the caves from rain water.There are five caves (shrine rooms) in Dambulla temple. All of these caves arc full of statues of Buddha and various personages of the Buddhist Order or History. There are 150 Buddha images in these caves 🦋
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