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While in transit to Sri Lanka's realm in the slopes is a home for the magnificent well evolved creature, the elephant. The way to the halfway house is canvassed in bushes and trees, giving the territory a wilderness like air, reasonable for the indigenous Sri Lankan elephant (Elephas Maximus). Most elephant species are currently terminated and the halfway house in Sri Lanka is profoundly acclaimed the world over for its responsibility to the protection of the species.  Elephant protection volunteer Asian culture perceives elephants as shrewd, enthusiastic and to have an immaculate memory. They assume a significant job in Sri Lankan conventions, being a piece of functions, parades and social celebrations. Various elaborate and profoundly decorated elephants are an unequivocal incorporation in the famous 'Kandy Perahera' and different strict parades in the nation.   Save the elephants organization The shelter is controlled by the National Zoological Gardens of Sri Lanka

The tiny tear drop shaped island in the Indian ocean has become the latest hotspot for tourists. After the end of the 30 years civil war, and all the travel advisories lifted, tourists just can't wait to head out to the exotic island of Sri Lanka. The friendly and hospitable people of Sri Lanka, in their turn, with hands folded and 'Ayobowan' on their lips are ready to make your holiday the most memorable you've ever had. Tourism in Sri Lanka can, broadly, be divided into three categories. The beaches, the cities of cultural, historical and religious importance and last but definitely not the least, the nature reserves. Do not be fooled by the size of the country. The tiny island is rich with places to visit from all these three categories. Join me as I unravel the wonders of Sri Lanka. elephant donation The bustling city of Colombo is the largest in Sri Lanka. It is about an hour's drive from the Bandarnaike international airport. Just like other metropol