Sacred Journeys: Exploring the Spiritual and Cultural Tapestry of Sri Lanka
Stilt Fishing is an age-old tradition unique to Sri Lanka, practised by fishermen in down south coastal areas, which may look simple but clearly require much skill and balance.
RELISH THE LUXURIOUS ‘WHITE TEA’ EXPERIENCE!
Since the accidental discovery of tea by Chinese royalty, exotic White Tea had been served in the imperial court as a royal tradition, particularly due to its extraordinary health benefits.
EXPERIENCE STILT FISHING BE THAT STRIKING SILHOUETTE IN THE SUNSET!
Stilt Fishing is an age-old tradition unique to Sri Lanka, practised by fishermen in down south coastal areas, which may look simple but clearly require much skill and balance.
THE HAPPENING HEART OF COSMOPOLITAN GALLE 2.0
The Old Dutch warehouse built into the Galle fort ramparts in 1671 later housed the original Dutch Maritime Museum, which was completely destroyed by the 2004 tsunami, together with its unique exhibits and valuable artifacts.
PURE CEYLON CINNAMON – GALLE’S INCOMPARABLE SPICE THE WORLD CRAVES FOR!
‘Sweet Cinnamon of Ceylon’ dates back to 2800 BC when the global powers in the ancient world were obsessed with it. Conquerors, queens, emperors, travellers, explorers and merchants covetously followed its magical aroma-trail to Sri Lanka (then called Ceylon) charmed by it.
The happening heart of cosmopolitan Galle 1.0
Galle, is a 52 hectare rocky peninsula at the southwestern tip of Sri Lanka. Its existence traces back to Ptolemy’s world map of 125 to 150 AD, when it was a busy trading port for Greece, China, Arabian countries, India and others. Becoming a 16th century Portuguese colony, a 17 century Dutch fortress transpiring in to an 18 century British military base, over a 400 year European rule Galle has emerged, home to a unique potpourri of multi-national, multi-ethnic and multi-religious population of 93.118 by the year 2020.
CINNAMON ESTATES IN GALLE: AN INSPIRATIONAL TOUR
There are quite a few eco-friendly model cinnamon estates in Galle owned by Sri Lankans and some British planters. Today they manage these estates systematically fusing modern technology with…