Cinnamon Lodge Habarana
P.O Box 02 Habarana, Sri Lanka
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Climbing the Rock Fortress and Polonnaruwa
... vertical bands of colour each representing an aura that Buddhist believed emanated from the Buddha when he reached enlightenment. The sixth band is made from a combination of all the other five colours representing the aura’s spectrum.
On the way to Polonnaruwa we passed by the huge white Buddha at Giritale a giant replica of the famous Aukuna Buddha one of the best preserved ancient statues of Buddha.
We finally reached the ancient capital ...
Leisurely times
... one senior, one junior), a short questionnaire and then weighing and checking of pulse and blood pressure.
After the puja for Sri Dhanvanteri, this time not only with water, flowers, fruit and incense but also with oil (which would be used for my treatments) and sweet smelling wax drops.
My therapist and I leave for one of the huts. The treatment rooms here are open ...
Dog fights and large rocks
So… It’s a bit overdue, which is odd because this is by far the most amazing thing that I have seen in Sri Lanka. The place: Sigiriya.
We arrived at the Flower Inn around 6pm to nice soft beds and friendly smiles, which is just what we needed after our brutal day riding around the ruins of Anuradhapura in near surface of the sun temperatures just hours earlier that day. We packed in after an early dinner to prepare ourselves for what ...
Ancient cities in Sri Lanka
... The road to the site was still wet and muddy from the rain as I approached the entrance, and I could see the ancient rock fortress standing majestically from afar. I was mesmerized as I walked toward the rock. It took me an hour to reach the Lion's Paw, a reminder to devotees ascending the rock that Buddha was Sakya-Simba and his spoken words were as powerful as the sound of a lion's roar. Reaching the top means clambering up across a series of ...
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