Serendib Magazine - February 2018

In this issue

A glance back at the nation's journey from colonial rule to an independent country, which has achieved many strides in education, health and development.
The vibrant cultural procession that illuminates the city of Colombo will be held this month. The Navam Perahera is organised by the Gangaramaya Temple.
The Princess of the Northern Line has been connecting Colombo and Jaffna for many decades and embarks on a journey that captures the beauty of the island.
A three-dimensional portrayal of the motifs, which are a part of the ancient Sandakadapahana that will soon come to light.
The largest rainforest in South East Asia, Sinharaja is a World Heritage Site, rich in biodiversity.
Three beautiful structures of the Gampola Kingdom, rise above a serene, verdant panorama.
Known as the Temple Town, Madurai is the soul of the city of Tamil Nadu. It is located on the banks of river Vaigai, a place mentioned in the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Teppanyaki is a type of Japanese cuisine. The words teppan (iron plate) and yaki (grilled, broiled or pan-fried) have been combined to name this method of cooking.
The traditional Osariya and the Mala Hatha (seven chains), are culturally significant to Sri Lanka. The last queen to wear the Mala Hatha was the wife of King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe. The seven necklaces are said to symbolise the blessings received from seven generations.