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Sri Lanka's tourist arrivals recorded a growth of 20.3 % in May 2014 compared to the same period in year 2013. During the month of May, 2014 recorded 90,046 tourists arrivals in the country compared to the 74,838 arrived in May 2013 which is highest in foreign tourist history for month of May .
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The Katharagama festival is a major Esala, Festival. Katharagama in the south-East corner of the island is a jungle shrine dedicated to Gord Skanda and is popular pilgrim center for Buddhists and Hindus.
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Organized by the International Centre for Research Development in collaboration with the Umeå Universitet and the College of Community Physicians of Sri Lanka (CCPSL) the International Conference on Global Public Health will be held at Goldi Sands Hotel in Negombo Sri Lanka on 3rd and 4th July 2014.
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Sri Lanka’s Capital Colombo, a port city, with a rich colonial heritage, on the Western coast is a potpourri of races, religions and cultures. Colombo displays the best and worst the country has to offer. The city is a contrast itself, with mansions, lush gardens, fine dining options, shopping malls packed with expensive designer brands standing next to urban slums; diesel fumed congested roads and street markets. Despite its small size just 37.31 km² Colombo offers a varying selection of experience ranging from taking a tuktuk ride, a visit to Pettah market and eating Kottu to playing a round of golf and having high tea at one of the colonial style hotels overlooking the Indian Ocean. With many boutiques filled with international brands and local art and fabrics Colombo is the best place to do the last minute shopping and then it’s best to retire to Galle face, Colombo;s playground for some Kottu or Wade.

1.Play A Round Of Golf At The Royal Colombo Golf Club . Visitors welcome.
2.Colombo City Tour
3.Eat Some Seafood On Mt Lavinia Beach
4. shopping opportunities
5. Colombo’s Spas
6. The Colombo National Museum
7.Visit A Temple The Gangarama Vihara
8.Visit Dehiwala Zoological Garden
9. Leisure World Sri Lanka
10. The Nightlife Colombo
11.Eat Some Kothu Rotti .
12.Go For A Ride In A Trishaw
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Built in 1879, Royal Colombo Golf Club was only the second club in the world to receive the royal charter; and it is worthy of this accolade. It is a tight and challenging 5,770 metre course that rewards both strategic defensive golf and long hitting. The fairways are inviting but unless you’re accurate off the tee, huge trees and other obstacles will hinder your second shot. If the monstrous trees are not enough, the course also entertains 13 well placed water traps. From the very 1st hole, where a lake protects the green, water comes into play. These hazards are also home to a number of local giant monitor lizards so beware. Each hole on this course presents a different challenge, and the course is deceptively difficult. One of the more testing holes on this course is the par 3, 13th, that requires a daunting carry over water to a bunker protected green. While Royal Colombo does not match Victoria or Nuwara Eliya for scenery, the course does offer a unique golfing experience. Situated in the middle of Colombo, the course is a lush green oasis of tranquility amidst a bustling city. The Kelani Valley railway runs along the 6th fairway, and the crowded trains that clatter through the course are yet another interesting feature.





These motorised three-wheeled chariots are the backbone of Sri Lankan transport – just remember to hang on for dear life!



Colombo has a buzzing scene, with chill-out bars, casinos if you want to try your hand at roulette or baccarat, or cool clubs where you can party until dawn.
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Sri Lanka’s first amusement and water park features log flumes, roller coasters, and many other thrilling rides for kids and adults
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Hop on board the exciting open deck double decker of the Colombo City Tour to witness the charm of Colombo
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Mt Lavinia is one of Colombo’s more laidback suburbs filled with great seafood restaurants on the golden beach and is named after Lovinia, the gypsy dancing girl who had a secret romance with one of Sri Lanka’s governors.
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