The dances are usually performed in Ratnapura, relating to the worshipping of God Saman much revered by local people. According to the legen...

Chital are large deer and they have a body length between 1 and 1.5 m (3.25 - 5 ft), a tail length between 10 and 25 cms (4 - 10 inches) and...

The Kandyan Dance is traditionally performed to percussion only. The most common drum is the Geta Beraya, which is only used in Kandyan Danc...

It is Buddhism again which profoundly rooted in arts of sculpting and painting in Sri Lanka. For sculpture, most of works are dominated by t...

This dry zone sanctuary is mainly comprises with three lakes namely, Weerawila wewa, Debara wewa and Pannagamuwa wewa. Yodha wewa and Tissa ...

The most popular   Hot Air Ballooning sites in Sri Lanka   are at  Sigiriya ,  Dambulla   & Uda Walawe. The   Hot Air Balloon r ide la...

One of the most dominant characters of Buddhist architecture is the dagoba (stupa) dotting everywhere on the Island. In a shape of dome, oft...

            Though the exact way Batik has been evolved in Sri lanka is uncertain,it is believed to be originated in Indonesia,and was broug...

Sri Lanka is a country which can provide amazing range of butterflies, statistically nearing 250 species of butterflies and skippers. Simp...

Dances in low country is highly ritualistic. This form of dance is performed to appease evil spirits which cause sickness. The dancers wear ...