TRAVELworks Sri Lanka

24/09/2021

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පුණ්‍යා ..😂

19/09/2021

The customer service manager 🙈

මතකද ?

18/09/2021

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මොන මරාලයක්ද දන්නෑ..😁

22/07/2021

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18/07/2021

Kamak na, palleha details tika liyanna one 😎

බැංකුවක FD එකක් open කරන අවස්ථාවක්....😁

16/07/2021

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24/12/2020

Merry Christmas everyone 😊
Stay safe

16/02/2020

James Taylor estate # Beauty of Sri Lanka

09/01/2020

02/01/2020

TOUR OF SRI LANKA

01/01/2020

HAPPY NEW YEAR.

29/12/2019

BEAUTIFUL SRI LANKA

25/12/2019

22/12/2019

Nature SRILANKA

14/12/2019

SINHARAJA RAIN FOREST - SRI LANKA

08/12/2019

Nature of Sri Lanka - upcountry - Diyathalawa.

08/12/2019

Royal Botanical Garden KANDY SRILANKA

07/12/2019

We find you the best accommodation with mind blowing views!

08/11/2019

Peacock. SRI LANKA

02/11/2019

Dolphin and Whale Watching in Kalpitiya and Mirissa SRILANKA

02/11/2019

Elephant Safari Sri Lanka

26/10/2019

Nuwara Eliya - SRI LANKA.
city in the tea country hills of central Sri Lanka.

22/10/2019

PASIKUDAH SRILANKA

Beautiful beach along with coral reefs and amazing

10/10/2019

Polonnaruwa, Beautiful and amazing, a must see historical site!!!
The Polonnaruwa period was a period in the history of Sri Lanka from 1056 to 1236. The period begins after the Chola conquest of Anuradhapura. The Kingdom of Polonnaruwa was the second major Sinhalese kingdom of Sri Lanka.

07/10/2019

Known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is a wondrous island endowed with a plethora of resources such as an abundant biodiversity, rich culture, great history, varied landscapes and many more. However, when we talk about the wildlife of the island, it is the jumbos that come to mind at once. An iconic constituent of the country’s wildlife, elephants have over thousands of years been living in Sri Lanka where they have been revered for centuries. What’s more, it is Sri Lanka that cares for the world’s largest herd of orphaned elephants. So, if you have planned a trip to Sri Lanka, you will without a doubt take home fond memories of these gigantic yet gentle mammals.
However, the largest of the Asian elephant’ genus, Elephas maximus maximus (Linnaeus, 1758) is found only in Sri Lanka and it is a distinct subspecies of the Asian elephant while thought to be closely related to the Indian elephant. When compared with the African elephant, the Sri Lankan elephant is smaller in size but more attractive in appearance. It possesses smaller ears with dorsal borders folded laterally. The skin of this species is relatively smoother and darker with larger and more distinct patches of depigmentation on ears, face, trunk and belly. They have two humps on their forehead and the back is arched and convex while the trunk is more rigid with less rings ending in a single lip, a finger-like projection with which it can scoop tiny objects up. Lighter in weight, weighing between 2 and 5.5 tons, an adult male of the Sri Lankan species stands from 2.5m to 3.5m tall at the shoulder.

06/10/2019

Wildlife in the Sri Lankan country