ගිහිල්ලම බලන්නකෝ එ කොහෙද කියලා 
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/23/travel/sri-lanka-travel-video/index.html
(CNN) -- They met a daring cliff jumper.
They followed the path of religious pilgrims.
They negotiated with a road-blocking elephant.
And then a team of Australia-based cinematophers on a two-week road trip through Sri Lanka produced a three-minute memoir of their trip that ranks as the most "I wanna go there!" videos we've seen in a while.
"We all have Sri Lankan backgrounds and as we were growing up, we heard many stories from our parents about their childhoods in Sri Lanka," says Rukshan Fernando, co-founder of Melbourne-based Ferndara Creative and Creative Motion Cinematography.
Together with Ferndara co-founder Chamik Bandara and assistant Niha Sathasivam, the team has traveled often to Sri Lanka to film destination weddings for private clients.
But they'd never ventured beyond the tourist areas or towns in which they were paid to film.
On their latest trip, however, the group decided to hop in a minivan and go on a "very spontaneous and completely unplanned trip."
"We decided that for this work trip, we would set aside some time for ourselves to experience what life in Sri Lanka is like," says Fernando.
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/23/travel/sri-lanka-travel-video/index.html
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/23/travel/sri-lanka-travel-video/index.html
(CNN) -- They met a daring cliff jumper.
They followed the path of religious pilgrims.
They negotiated with a road-blocking elephant.
And then a team of Australia-based cinematophers on a two-week road trip through Sri Lanka produced a three-minute memoir of their trip that ranks as the most "I wanna go there!" videos we've seen in a while.
"We all have Sri Lankan backgrounds and as we were growing up, we heard many stories from our parents about their childhoods in Sri Lanka," says Rukshan Fernando, co-founder of Melbourne-based Ferndara Creative and Creative Motion Cinematography.
Together with Ferndara co-founder Chamik Bandara and assistant Niha Sathasivam, the team has traveled often to Sri Lanka to film destination weddings for private clients.
But they'd never ventured beyond the tourist areas or towns in which they were paid to film.
On their latest trip, however, the group decided to hop in a minivan and go on a "very spontaneous and completely unplanned trip."
"We decided that for this work trip, we would set aside some time for ourselves to experience what life in Sri Lanka is like," says Fernando.
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/23/travel/sri-lanka-travel-video/index.html
