Time Out Srilanka Magazine - November 2016

In this issue

Feel the wind in your hair and the sun on your face as you experience the historic grandeur of the Galle Fort.
Osariya – this traditional wrap-around is an icon of style and beauty. Learn how to wear it to awe audiences from the East to the West.
They are the heart of Ceylon Tea. The tea plucker’s life is a simple one. They are hardworking and are physically fit. With a keen eye and deft fingers, they snip the leaves that make for a refreshing cuppa.
Sunscreen at the ready! It’s time to head to the shimmering sands of the Southern coast. Laze on the golden beaches, dive in the deep blue and get ready to get your tan on!
Jaden and Aaron would most probably be Sri Lanka’s answer to MotorGP. Sons of Shane Gunawardena, a Motocross legend, the brothers first rode a bike at age two. Now 14 and 13 respectively, they are proving their might on international Circuits. Suminda de Silva speaks to their father and mentor.
Comedy, horror and a powerful message all combined in one, Maya is the movie to watch this year. Ranjan Ramanayake, Sri Lankan superstar plays the titular transgender character. He speaks about his experience.
The Aluvihare Rock Temple is an exciting place to explore. It is crowded with relics from many periods of history: from Third Century BC to the present day.
Jaffna maybe touted as a cultural experience. Many know of its candy striped kovils. Yet what of its off the beaten track adventures? The peninsula has a natural heart that throbs wildly, and you can discover it at its pristine best at Chundikulam.
There's nothing better to get your heart pumping and blood flowing than good old fashioned exercise. It can do everything from help you shed a few extra pounds, keep you fit and get those happy endorphins flowing. Colombo has got you covered with several activities that will also bring you closer to nature, be it on land or water.