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12/05/2025

09/03/2025

L A N K A T R A I L
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Ms. Jackie Nabat traveled in Sri Lanka with Lanka Trail.
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27/02/2025

23/02/2025

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Polonnaruwa was mediaeval capital of Sri Lanka, and today it is one of the most beautiful centers of our cultural heritage and it’s a one of UNESCO ''World Heritage Site'' in the island. Polonnaruwa succeeded Anuradhapura as capital of the island now called Sri Lanka at the end of the 10th century. The Indian Chola Dynasty ruled the island at that moment but after they were driven out Polonnaruwa remained the capital. The city had its cultural heyday under the leadership of King Parakramabahu 1 in the 12th century, the buildings, parks and the large tank date from this period. The ancient ruins of Royal Place, Monastery complex including Secret Quadrangle, Stupa and the Gal Vihara Complex, where three very large Buddha statues are carved out of a single rock. Also can see 800 years old medieval time period murals.


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18/02/2025

Sea turtle tracks are distinctive and can help identify the species of turtle that made them. Leatherback turtles, the largest sea turtles, leave tracks that are up to seven feet wide with a parallel flipper placement and a significant tail drag down the center. Loggerhead turtles leave staggered, comma-shaped indentations due to their alternating gait, with hind flipper marks often covering short front flipper marks and no visible tail drag. Green sea turtles, on the other hand, have symmetrical tracks with parallel flipper marks and a central tail drag. These tracks can be found on beaches during nesting season, which varies by species and location. Learn more ➡ https://savetheseaturtle.org/

17/02/2025

These magnificent giants of the sea have played a significant role in our planet's ecosystem and cultural narratives. Every year on the third Sunday in Feb, people around the world come together to celebrate and raise awareness about the conservation of whales on .

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