Diyatha Uyana

Diyatha Uyana in Sri Lanka: A place to Relax

The Diyatha Uyana Park built in the banks of the Diyawanna Oya was opened in September 2012. Since its inception, it has succeeded in attracting people from all walks of life from all over the country apart from those living in the vicinity. Built-in a marshland the park can be easily reached from the commercial capital. It is an ideal place for families to spend some quality away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The shooting colorful jets of water of the musical water fountain add much vibrancy to the whole setting.

The lush greenery and the peaceful environment as the waters of the Diyawanna Oya flow placidly, in addition to the water fountain close by, have provided the public with an ideal place in which to unwind, whatever time of day. A reservoir was also built close to the Water’s Edge Hotel to take in rainwater so as to prevent floods during monsoonal rains.

As one passes the Diyawanna Oya one cannot help but notice the green garden chairs placed in strategic locations for the public to relax in, take the weight off their feet, and enjoy the surroundings.

Diyatha Uyana in Sri Lanka: What to do and see

As you are walking in the park you will find beautiful flower shops which are located on the banks of the Diyawanna Oya waters. This was recently opened to the public. You will have the ability to walk along the riverside. You can even take a river-boat ride. Here you will find a leaf-shaped bus stop, cement seats and tables, and a central water fountain. There is a fountain with changing colors and children’s play areas.

Many individuals enjoy the park because of its relaxing environment. You will see numerous students sitting studying. They have been known to say that it was an excellent place to study because of it being so relaxing. You will even find a floating restaurant and a floating hotel. A floating restaurant is an excellent place for weddings, receptions, and even corporate events. You can do walking, jogging, and cycling along paved pathways. Sailboats and paddle crafts offer water sporting and sightseeing opportunities. While you are at Diyawanna Oya park you will feel so relaxed and enjoy the breathtaking view. Walking along the water will calm you and rejuvenate you. There are so many different attractions for individuals to enjoy that there may not be enough time to see them all. There is truly something for everyone to enjoy while you are visiting.

The park also consists of walking paths. It is a perfect setting for a walk in the evenings for the young and the old alike. The place is already popular with all who not only come here to shop but also to have a walk and relax. Food outlets are also available to cater to the needs of the visitors. The visitors can refresh themselves with a snack and drink in a healthy and relaxed atmosphere.

The aquarium at Diyatha Uyana attracts many kids and during the evenings crowds gather around the circular aquarium as it offers a moment of tranquility to the city dwellers’ lives. However this is not something gigantic and high tech as the aquariums you see in countries such as Singapore nor can you expect exquisite fish to swim to and from in these tanks. But the concept is a fresh idea to Colombo and it is very well maintained so a quick stroll around the aquarium would be nice on a lazy evening.

À propos du district de Colombo

Colombo est la plus grande ville et la capitale commerciale du Sri Lanka. Elle est située sur la côte ouest de l'île, à proximité de Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte, la capitale du pays. Colombo est une ville animée et dynamique, mêlant modernité, bâtiments et ruines coloniaux, et compte 647 100 habitants. La région métropolitaine de Colombo, définie par les districts de Colombo, Gampaha et Kalutara, compte une population estimée à 5 648 000 habitants et couvre une superficie de 3 694,20 km². Colombo est une ville multiethnique et multiculturelle. C'est la ville la plus peuplée du Sri Lanka, avec 642 163 habitants. La population de Colombo est un mélange de nombreux groupes ethniques, principalement cinghalais, maures et tamouls. On y trouve également de petites communautés d'origine chinoise, portugaise, néerlandaise, malaise et indienne, ainsi que de nombreux expatriés européens. La grande majorité des entreprises sri-lankaises ont leur siège social à Colombo. Parmi les industries présentes figurent les produits chimiques, le textile, le verre, le ciment, la maroquinerie, le mobilier et la bijouterie. Le centre-ville abrite le deuxième plus haut gratte-ciel d'Asie du Sud : le World Trade Centre. À propos de la province occidentale : la province occidentale est la plus densément peuplée du Sri Lanka. Elle abrite la capitale législative, Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, ainsi que Colombo, centre administratif et commercial du pays. La province occidentale est divisée en trois districts principaux : Colombo (642 km²), Gampaha (1 386,6 km²) et Kalutara (1 606 km²). En tant que pôle économique du Sri Lanka, la ville accueille toutes les grandes entreprises locales et internationales, ainsi que les grands créateurs et les grandes enseignes. Préparez-vous donc à une séance de shopping dans la province occidentale. Avec la plus forte population de toutes les provinces, la province occidentale abrite la quasi-totalité des principaux établissements d'enseignement de l'île. Parmi les universités de la province, on compte l'Université de Colombo, l'Université de Sri Jayewardenepura, l'Université de Kelaniya, l'Open University, l'Université bouddhiste et pali du Sri Lanka, l'Université de défense générale Sir John Kotelawala et l'Université de Moratuwa. La province occidentale compte le plus grand nombre d'établissements scolaires du pays, comprenant des écoles nationales, provinciales, privées et internationales.

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