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    Lonely flower in my garden: by maxeffort, Views[399]
         		 'Jethawana Sthupa' at Anuradhapura: by maxeffort, Views[659]
         		 Stone Statue of Lord Buddha at Thanthirimale : by maxeffort, Views[529]
         		 Pagoda at Thanthirimale : by maxeffort, Views[484]
         		 Natural beauty of Hambantota: by maxeffort, Views[608]
     
    Lucky enough to get a seat, a girl looks out with longing at the beautiful views: by matthewlawry, Views[468]
         		 Boisterous youths, participating in some dangerous games as boy catches my gaze: by matthewlawry, Views[405]
         		 When there are no trains, the tracks are Sri Lanka's largest footpaths: by matthewlawry, Views[470]
         		 A scrawny lad, waiting for the train to load produce from the family farm: by matthewlawry, Views[485]
         		 Boy at the station, selling tickets to passers by: by matthewlawry, Views[434]
     
    The promised ride to prosperity seems to have broken down, and the citizens of the North can only wait and ponder what the future will bring.: by sifaan, Views[442]
         		 The roads have been refurbished; but they are hardly used, as most people – with all the economic hardships that war brings – can only afford a bicycle...: by sifaan, Views[425]
         		 Mains electricity is coming with all the luxuries it brings – but the wires have not yet arrived…: by sifaan, Views[436]
         		 The war ended 4 years ago, and with peace, development from the south has been slowly trickling in to nourish this parched land – but there is still much more to be done.: by sifaan, Views[487]
         		 When the civil war in Sri Lanka started, this truck was a new model. Yes, that’s how long ago it started. Terrorists fought a 3-decade-long guerilla war against the government forces in pursuit of a “homeland” in the North and East of the country: by sifaan, Views[634]
     
    Witness to the Impermanence- A poet calls “Kelaniya Temple” as a place that “never grows old, but every time gains in beauty..” It relates to the fact that, it has reborn from ashes each and every time. 1920’s paintings being the Latest and the most spectacular addition of them all…these become the backdrop, whilst articulating the fact that “In this impermanent world, what lives on is the spirit of the people….”: by lahirud, Views[1039]
         		 A Higher Calling- There's an age-old saying
         		 From One Generation to Another- The Faith is passed on from generation to generation, from mom to daughter. The faith is to overcome the life's hardship. As they sit on the 'Rough Sand' and pray for the Light at the end of the tunnel. A beautiful pattern is created on the 'Rough Sand' itself by the light. As if, beauty of Life is also about overcoming the challengers.: by lahirud, Views[582]
         		 Two Leaves of the Same Plant- We all are born as human and the paths we take defines who we are.. As two leaves from the same plant, some may try to find happiness in life, whilst the others will try let go of all attachments. But the solitary light source in the “Temple Hall” seems to represent 'Nirvana' which is the answer to all life’s suffering.: by lahirud, Views[800]
         		 A Backdrop for All Eras- From the day of Lord Buddah ‘s second Visit to Sri Lanka , The “Kelaniya Temple”, has been a cymbal of “Buddhism in Sri Lanka”. That may also be the reason for numerous destructions, which it has to withstand throughout the ages. This resilient power of being reborn has made the temple a sanctuary for paintings and sculpture from varies eras. As the sun sets over the Stupa in the background, these 'art forms' becomes the backdrop to everyday life of the people.: by lahirud, Views[856]
     
    Freedom: by prasan321, Views[135]
         		 Golden Evening: by prasan321, Views[130]
         		 Evening at Lunawa: by prasan321, Views[236]
         		 Hello: by prasan321, Views[134]
         		 Can you guess ?: by prasan321, Views[134]
     
    Lets we give a opportunity to next generation, live with nature.: by atanand, Views[499]
         		 So save a plant in a every possible way.: by atanand, Views[436]
         		 Deforest makes deform living things. : by atanand, Views[436]
         		 Life become difficult for every living beings. : by atanand, Views[531]
         		 Cutting down a tree makes plan for desert.: by atanand, Views[794]
     
    Lets we give a opportunity to next generation, lives with nature.: by atanand, Views[321]
         		 So save a plant in a every possible way.: by atanand, Views[268]
         		 Deforest makes deform living things. : by atanand, Views[244]
         		 Life become difficult for every living beings. : by atanand, Views[286]
         		 Cutting down a tree makes plan for desert.: by atanand, Views[252]
     
    They missed the most spectacular happenings up there at the top of the mountain. Though they climb the mountain because this is kind of a pilgrimage. Somehow you have to finish the journey of nearly 3-4 hours from the bottom to the top.: by arugambay, Views[721]
         		 This is the shadow of the Adam's Peak. One of the remarkable incidents I have ever seen in my life. You must see it by your naked eyes. This was my second visit to Adam's Peak. But I got the chance to see the sunrise and the shadow only this time. At first I couldn't. Though this is a tough journey I felt GREAT at last.: by arugambay, Views[825]
         		 This is the moment everyone was impatiently waiting for nearly half an hour. Got the first sneak peak of the sun on that day to Sri Lanka. Felt glorious...: by arugambay, Views[739]
         		 A grandma and a grand daughter are waiting until the sun rises. The little one one wants to play with grandma.: by arugambay, Views[761]
         		 People from many countries including the locals are waiting for the most spectacular event at the top of the Adam's Peak. It's the sunrise of a new day. People climb 2,243 metres (7,359 ft) to see this and the most of Buddhists do this as a pilgrimage as they believe the sacred foot print of Lord buddha.: by arugambay, Views[737]
     
    It's a police station since colonial period; one of the Dutch heritage.: by marwanee, Views[550]
         		 One of the Galle fort symbols: by marwanee, Views[611]
         		 A small stall with big stuff: by marwanee, Views[624]
         		 Colorful shoes' repair is everywhere with you.: by marwanee, Views[564]
         		 Monsoon Mosque is one of the biggest mosque at Galle Fort.: by marwanee, Views[604]
     
    by gahaf, Views[124]
         		 Anil Madushanka spots fish from a pole shortly after sunset.: by florianmueller, Views[515]
         		 During the daytime, when fish don´t bite, men usually watch the day passing by.: by florianmueller, Views[460]
         		 Fisherman´s daughter Shamila Nishanti prepares her father´s catch of the day.: by florianmueller, Views[578]
         		 Sunil Nishanti sells fish on the market of Ahangama, a small fishermens village.: by florianmueller, Views[1022]
     
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