Remote Archaeological Ruins (Southeastern Sri Lanka)
The southeastern dry zone of the Ampara District contains numerous unexcavated and largely forgotten ancient Buddhist archaeological sites…
Read MoreThe southeastern dry zone of the Ampara District contains numerous unexcavated and largely forgotten ancient Buddhist archaeological sites…
Read MoreThe dry zone safari corridors of the Ampara District — the forest zones connecting Kumana, Lahugala, Gal Oya,…
Read MoreThe jungle beach stretches south of Panama village — where the coastal dry zone forest meets the Indian…
Read MoreThe Pottuvil lagoon ecosystem extends well beyond the simple boat trip experience — a complex of interconnected tidal…
Read MoreThe birdwatching zones within Kumana National Park — centred on the Kumana Villu tidal inlet and the associated…
Read MoreBeyond the famous main point, Whiskey Point, and Peanut Farm, the Arugam Bay area contains several additional inland…
Read MoreLahugala as an elephant sanctuary rather than just a national park reflects the specific role the lake and…
Read MoreThe Panama wetlands area south of Pottuvil encompasses a series of freshwater and brackish pools, seasonal lakes, and…
Read MoreKomari Beach is a remote stretch of southern Ampara District coastline between Arugam Bay and the Yala–Hambantota region…
Read MoreSangaman Kanda Point is the easternmost point of Sri Lanka — the geographical extremity of the island where…
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