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Sokari is a form of folk drama brought to Sri Lanka by migrant workers from South India many centuries ago. The name "Sokari...
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Kalpitiya has an old Dutch Fort (1667), built on an older Catholic shrine. It guarded the strategic entrance to the large lagoon. The Dutch... -
Three luxury resorts under phase one of the Kalpitiya Integrated Tourism Resort Programme will be ready by 2013, Sri Lanka Tourism Developme...
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Sri Lanka's biggest Tourism development project, Kalpitiya Tourism promotion zone, took off the ground when 'Dutch Bay Resorts' ...
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Measures are under way to lease out 10 islands in Kalpitiya to develop them as tourist destinations under the Kalpitiya Integrated Tourism R... -
A Coastal Environmental Centre has been established in Kalpitiya for providing facilities for the local and foreign tourists to observe the...
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Mannar is a place related to our island country from ancient times even before our chronicle Mahavansa was written. It was Mannar from where... -
Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne offers compelling evidence why Kalpitiya can be one of Sri Lanka’s three whale watching hot spots. This is the ... -
The annual Thalawila St. Anne’s Church Festival will be held on the 1st of August. This is one of the major Church Festivals in Sri Lanka, ...
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Kalpitiya is the top north city in a beautiful stretch of land separated from the mainland by lagoon on one side and sea on the other. Nea...
Monday, May 31, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
A bit of Kalpitiya history
Mannar is a place related to our island country from ancient times even before our chronicle Mahavansa was written. It was Mannar from where...
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Kalpitiya Islands, a wildlife haven
The scenic Kalpitiya marine sanctuary extends to about 307 sq. km. being home to Sri Lanka’s largest coral reef, the ‘Bar Reef’. Right aroun...
Alankuda Beach: Kalpitiya’s great hideaway
Kalpitiya is one of Sri Lanka’s treasures that lie secluded on the West Coast. A stretch of land, spanning 60 kilometres, north of Colombo, ...
Off to see seabirds
Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne explains why the Kalpitiya Peninsula is Sri Lanka's top spot for pelagic birds The setting sun had sculpte...
Kalpitiya, another whale watching hot spot in Sri Lanka
Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne offers compelling evidence why Kalpitiya can be one of Sri Lanka’s three whale watching hot spots. This is the ...
To Kalpitiya to see the dolphins
Since childhood, I have struggled with a rebellious stomach. Prone to motion sickness, in trains, planes, cars, and even on the playground s...
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Kalpitiya Dutch Bay
Placed 150 km north of the capital, Colombo, the Kalpitiya region is one of the most beautiful coastal areas located in the Western Province...
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