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oya balapan ban...umbala eekenuth balanne deeshapaalanikava mokak hari paharagaseemak karannai........ane mandanne naha ban lankavata monavavenna yanavada kiyala....
Winter Olympics host, Vancouver, ranked world's most liveable city
Vancouver (Canada) continues to top the Economist Intelligence Unit's global liveability survey. A score of 98% bodes well for visitors during the Winter Olympics this year. Conversely, as security concerns abound in Sub-Saharan Africa following the Africa Cup of Nations, Football World Cup host Johannesburg (South Africa) comes in joint 92nd place with a score of 69.1%. Nonetheless, this is still the highest score in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Jon Copestake, editor of the report, comments: "Vancouver scores well across all categories in the survey and the forthcoming Winter Games contribute to a strong score in the cultural and sporting events category. Johannesburg has had well-documented crime problems, but performs better in other categories, with the highest overall liveability rating in Sub-Saharan Africa."
meka me Vancouver (Canada) loku karanna karapu wadak
wenadeyak naha
Vancouver (Canada) continues to top the Economist Intelligence Unit's global liveability survey. A score of 98% bodes well for visitors during the Winter Olympics this year. Conversely, as security concerns abound in Sub-Saharan Africa following the Africa Cup of Nations, Football World Cup host Johannesburg (South Africa) comes in joint 92nd place with a score of 69.1%. Nonetheless, this is still the highest score in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Jon Copestake, editor of the report, comments: "Vancouver scores well across all categories in the survey and the forthcoming Winter Games contribute to a strong score in the cultural and sporting events category. Johannesburg has had well-documented crime problems, but performs better in other categories, with the highest overall liveability rating in Sub-Saharan Africa."
meka me Vancouver (Canada) loku karanna karapu wadak
wenadeyak naha
I totally respect your comment!
Apee ayata free media onilu okkoma heluva anith ayata kiyanna / pennana!
Eka lu democracy!
I totally respect your comment!
Apee ayata free media onilu okkoma heluva anith ayata kiyanna / pennana!
Eka lu democracy!
we are destroying our own country.....everything is politics for them.....our people don't understand this..........
mama meeka kivvai kiyala kavuda ekek mage rep adu karala....
Rep kanda da bung?
Rep aduwuna kiyala api forum eke comment karana eka nathara wenne na neh!
Who the f**k cares man!!! Losers are losers can't change their attitude, that's how they were raised by their parents... AS LOSERS!!!
ube thawath joke ekak
colombo is sri lanka's most developed city
hambanthota district is the poorest district in Sri lanka
No mate give hambanthota ppl also to get developed.
Technology to hambanthota , internet and communication and
every facilities.
Look at the bording houses in colombo!
They sucks. The only way to change that is develop the hambanthota
as colombo.
Rep kanda da bung?
Rep aduwuna kiyala api forum eke comment karana eka nathara wenne na neh!
Who the f**k cares man!!! Losers are losers can't change their attitude, that's how they were raised by their parents... AS LOSERS!!!
yeah let those buggers do anything they want...i don't give a dam...i love my country more than a f**king rep........
ඩූඩ් ලොක්කාට මේවගේ එව්ව පේන්නෙ නැද්ද?
ඩූඩ් ලොක්කට පේන්නෙ ලංකාවෙ කුණුයි, සීතල රටවල හිමයි විතරද?
source : http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/10/tr...places.html?hp
ඩූඩ් ලොක්කට පේන්නෙ ලංකාවෙ කුණුයි, සීතල රටවල හිමයි විතරද?
1. Sri Lanka
For a quarter century, Sri Lanka seems to have been plagued by misfortune, including a brutal civil war between the Sinhalese majority and Tamil minority. But the conflict finally ended last May, ushering in a more peaceful era for this teardrop-shaped island off India’s coast, rich in natural beauty and cultural splendors.
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Guests by the pool at the Galle Fort Hotel in Galle, Sri Lanka.
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The island, with a population of just 20 million, feels like one big tropical zoo: elephants roam freely, water buffaloes idle in paddy fields and monkeys swing from trees. And then there’s the pristine coastline. The miles of sugary white sand flanked by bamboo groves that were off-limits to most visitors until recently are a happy, if unintended byproduct of the war.
Among the most scenic, if difficult stretches to reach, is Nilaveli Beach in the Tamil north. While a few military checkpoints remain, vacationers can lounge on poolside hammocks under palm trees or snorkel in its crystal-clear waters. Or they can order cocktails at the Nilaveli Beach Hotel (www.tangerinehotels.com/nilavelibeach), a collection of recently renovated bungalows with private terraces.
An international airport in Matara, on the island’s southern shore, is under construction, which will make the gorgeous beaches near the seaside village of Galle easier to get to. Decimated by the tsunami in 2004, the surrounding coastline is now teeming with stylish guesthouses and boutique hotels.
Unawatuna, a crescent-shaped beach a few miles south of Galle, may be furthest along. Higher-end hotels there include Thambapanni Retreat (www.thambapanni.biz), which features four-poster beds, yoga and an ayurvedic spa. The Sun House (www.thesunhouse.com), in Galle, looks like a place where the Queen of England might stay, with its mango courtyard and colonial décor. One stylish place tucked within Galle’s city walls is the Galle Fort Hotel (www.galleforthotel.com), a refurbished gem merchant’s house run by a couple of Aussies. — Lionel Beehner
source : http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/10/tr...places.html?hp
