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Colombo [Sri Lanka], September 8 (ANI): India and Sri Lanka are not only geographically close but are also bound by shared culture and faith, Western Province Governor Hanif Yusoof said on Tuesday, ...
News Sri Lanka » Western » Culture: I want to talk about the history of Sri Lanka
Hello, I'm niya, a history lover.This time, I'd like to talk briefly about the history of Sri Lanka.I don't think many people would immediately say "That's it!" when asked about Sri Lankan history.In ...
News Sri Lanka » Western » Culture: The Old Bus Was an Adventure. Will the New One Last?
A schoolboy commuter’s memories of Sri Lanka in the 1980s and 90s — and a look at the country’s new Metro Bus service. By Feroz Deen* COLOMBO | 24 October 2026 (IDN) — In the 1980s and 90s, catching ...
News Sri Lanka » Western » Culture: Cinnamon, Curries, Tea And The Heart Of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka feeds the senses and the soul: from tea-clad highlands to vibrant markets, each meal tells a story of history, tradition, and mindful living. ByDaniel Scheffler, Former Contributor. Forbes ...
News Sri Lanka » Western » Culture: Indian woman shares 'culture shock' after visiting Sri Lanka: 'Not one pothole, zero road rage'
An Indian woman has caught the internet's attention after sharing the "culture shock" she experienced while travelling in Sri Lanka. In an Instagram post, Ruth Dsouza Prabhu praised the island nation ...
News Sri Lanka » Western » Culture: Why Sri Lanka Needs To Preserve Culture To Survive Post De-Globalized World? – OpEd
Recent geopolitical, security and trade tensions between powerful nations accelerated the “de-globalization” momentum marked by a shift from rapid trade integration toward protectionism, economic ...
News Sri Lanka » Western » Culture: Sri Lanka’s Disappearing Snake Charmers Carry a Legacy of Fear and Fascination
Sri Lanka’s traditional snake-charming culture is fading as livelihoods change, raising questions about cultural heritage, animal welfare and wildlife conservation.