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    Views[210] Sri Pada (also Adam's peak; Sinhalese Samanalakanda - සමනළ කන්ද A man carrying goods to the top of the Adam's Peak. It takes 3 to 5 hours to climb this mountain. there are no rads only foot steps. it gets extremely cold and tired climbing this mountain which is 7359 feet. Views[467] Early morning religious procession at the top of Adam's Peak. Its said that Lord Buddha left his foot print in this mountain top, many Buddhist climb this mountain as a pilgrimage, and tourist climb this to see the Morning sun rise. Views[491] Bhamian Buddaha statue, Eracted in memory of 2004 December Tsunami Victims. Off the Colomobo- Galle main road. Its said Tsunami waves reached the height of this statues' head. Views[997]
     
    Spices of Sri lanka. These boxes are kept for sale at one of the Herbal Garden in Kandy. Views[1115] Star Gem stone. Sri Lanka is famous for its gem stones too. This photo was taken at a gem jewelery in Kandy. Views[542] St. Claire's Waterfalls. Located on the Hatton- Nuweraeliya road. Views[911] Devon Waterfalls. 281 Meters in height located on the Hatton- Nuweraeliya road. Views[518] Cinnamon Herbal Tea, Taken at Cinnamon Island in Southern provice, A famous tourist destination. A boat trip cost 35 to 40$ to read this Island. There are several Islands in the ' Madu River
     
    Cinnamon bark peeling. taken at the famous tourist location in Sri lanka, Most expensive tea produced in Sri lanka. Statue of first king of Sri lanka, Rawanan, at Trincomale Thru Koneswarm Hindu temple. Ancient history says King Rawanan, had ten heads and was he kidnapped and hid the crown princess Seetha of India. This historical details told in the famous Indian epic Boy returning home from school. taken in the Eastern province, Pulmodai= Baticaloa road. This area was severely effected by the 30 years of war. Views[944] A villager carrying fire wood. This photo was taken while traveling in the Eastern province, in Pulmudai- Batticaloa road. This area was severely effected by the war for 30 years. People's lives are slowly returning to normalcy. Views[577]
     
    Straining rice after cooking. This photo was taken at the Child learning to write his first alphabet, at the hands of the a elder. This is done after the 9 days of celebration called    

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