Serendib - February 2019

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February sets the stage for the highly anticipated Navam Perahera in Colombo, organized by the Gangaramaya Temple.
Through the perseverance of patriotic Sri Lankans, the island gained its Independence on February 4th, 1948 and the nation rejoiced with heartfelt pride, celebrations taking place at significant locations in the city of Colombo. Step back in time and discover the story of Independence, the national heroes and remarkable events of the day.
Steeped in history, legends, and folk tales, Hanguranketha is a town where Kandyan kings had sought refuge. Discover the remnants of the past and explore its rich culture.
Fascinating tales of rich history and cultural heritage resonate in Kuruwita, nestled in the hills of Sabaragamuwa. Lush tea and rubber estates are bound to catch your eye.
Singapore, and the advantage of its small size is that most of its attractions are easily and quickly accessible without having to travel long distances.
Mylapore – one of the oldest localities of Chennai – provides a unique experience for ardent travelers.
Sri Lankans sing the National Anthem with great pride and love for the country. The lyrics of ‘Sri Lanka Matha’ reflect the island’s great heritage.
Nestled amidst the emerald hills of Sita Eliya in Nuwara Eliya, the Sita Amman temple dedicated to Sita, the wife of Lord Rama, is considered to be the only such temple in the world. According to the ancient epic Ramayanaya, King Ravana held Sita captive in the jungle bordering this temple. The gold and crimson façade of the Sita Amman temple is breathtaking. Prominent among the many sculptures is that of Hanuman greeting devotees with folded palms.
The whale is the biggest mammal on earth, and spotting these aquatic giants, is likely to be the most impressive sight anywhere in the world. The warm waters of the Indian Ocean that surround Sri Lanka provide many marine mammal encounters. Mirissa is famous for whale watching in Sri Lanka.