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By Ama H. Vanniarachchy Majestic is the elephant whom a monarch rides; Splendid the monarch who rides an elephant, Neither outdoes the other in grandeur; For elephants are coequal unto kings. —An old Indian saying According to the Mahavamsa, Kandula or Kadol fought and won 28 great battles with King Dutugamunu and his last victorious The post The city of Anuradha (Part XX) appeared first on Ceylon Today.

Sri Lanka tourism reached a key milestone on Saturday, welcoming its one millionth tourist for 2024. The millionth tourist was Patricia Roe and her husband Paul from Ireland, who arrived on 29 June on UL 504 from London. According to the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotions Bureau (SLTPB), this is their first visit to the island […]

Sri Lanka, an island nation in the Indian Ocean, is a captivating tourist destination renowned for its stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, lush tea plantations, and vibrant wildlife. Visitors can explore ancient cities like Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, admire the sacred Temple of the Tooth in Kandy, or embark on scenic train journeys through the picturesque […]

By Ama H. Vanniarachchy Mental health education is increasingly recognised as a vital component of overall health and well-being. As society becomes more aware of the impact of mental health on every aspect of life, the importance of educating individuals about mental health cannot be overstated. This article explores the significance of mental health education, The post The Importance of Mental Health Education appeared first on Ceylon Today.

By Ama H. Vanniarachchy Seruwawila Ancient Buddhist Monastery and settlement is one of Sri Lanka’s most significant religious, historical, cultural, and archaeological places. The monastery is a focal point for annual religious festivals that attract thousands of devotees from across the country. These festivals not only underscore the continuing religious importance of the site but The post Revelation via excavation appeared first on Ceylon Today.

By Ama H. Vanniarachchy The war against Elara by Dutugamunu is the first recorded great battle of Sri Lanka that was fought as a nation to protect the sovereignty of the Sinhala Kingdom and the territorial integrity of the island kingdom. One may argue about the war of Pandukabhaya, which is also one of the The post Anuradhapura: The city of Anuradha (Part XIX) appeared first on Ceylon Today.

Strong Partnerships with Aitken Spence Travels Fuel Unprecedented Growth Sebastien Doussin, the Divisional Vice President of Global Ground Services at dnata Travel Group, recently graced the vibrant shores of Sri Lanka for the prestigious dnata partner event, Horizon: Sri Lanka. This landmark event, which brought together business leaders from across the dnata Travel Group, was […]

dnata Travel Group is upbeat on Sri Lanka tourism’s recent upsurge and expressed confidence in the country drawing potentially high larger numbers in tandem with further improvement to its attractiveness to the global traveller. Part of world’s biggest carrier Emirates, the dnata Travel Group, is one of the foremost integrated tourism/travel giants internationally. Last financial […]

Sri Lanka has seen an influx of tourists, with 84,383 visitors arriving in the first 23 days of June, pushing the cumulative number of arrivals this year to over 981,162. Source: SLTDA

A traditional dairy product revered for its rich creaminess and unique taste. Made from buffalo milk, this curd’s high-fat content gives it an unmatched texture that is both smooth and indulgent. The traditional method of preparation involves natural fermentation, which contributes to its distinct flavor and quality. Cultural and Economic Significance Buffalo curd is more […]