Ville de Thanamalwila

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Thanamalwila est une zone située à Sri Lanka. Thanamalwila abrite plusieurs bureaux d'entreprises, restaurants, supermarchés, sociétés d'électricité, magasins d'électronique, écoles, salons de beauté, bureaux gouvernementaux, boulangeries, services de climatisation automobile, hôtels, banques du secteur public, magasins de vin, cafés, magasins de quincaillerie, départements de police, guichets automatiques, commissariats de police, bureaux de poste et services électriques automobiles. La zone est également connue pour des lieux célèbres tels que la station-service Thanamalwila, le showroom Damro - Thanamalwila, le magasin Singer AD, la Bank of Ceylon, la SATHOSA, la branche Thanamalwila, le magasin de vin Priyanthanie, l'école nationale de Thanamalwila et l'hôpital divisionnaire de Thanamalwila.

À propos du district de Moneragala

Moneragala est un district dans la province d'Uva, Sri Lanka. Le Parc national de Gal Oya, le Parc national de Yala et les réservoirs de Muthukandiya, Menik Ganga, Gal Oya, Heda Oya, Wila Oya, Kumbukkan Oya se trouvent dans le district de Moneragala.

À propos de la province d'Uva

La province d'Uva est la deuxième province la moins peuplée du Sri Lanka, avec une population de 1 187 335 habitants, créée en 1896. Elle se compose de deux districts : Badulla et Moneragala. La capitale provinciale est Badulla. Uva est bordée par les provinces orientale, méridionale et centrale. Les principales attractions touristiques d'Uva sont la cascade Dunhinda, la cascade Diyaluma, la cascade Rawana, le Parc national de Yala (en partie dans les provinces méridionale et orientale) et le Parc national de Gal Oya (en partie dans la province orientale). Les collines de Gal Oya et les montagnes centrales sont les principales zones montagneuses, tandis que les rivières Mahaweli et Menik et les grands réservoirs Senanayake Samudraya et Maduru Oya sont les principales voies navigables de la province d'Uva.

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About Ratnapura District

Ratnapura is the provincial capital of Sabaragamuwa Provinceof Sri Lanka and the Ratnapura District in which the town is situated. Located some 101 km south east of Colombo, it is the centre of a long-established industry of precious stone mining including rubies, sapphires, and other gems. Apart from gem mining, the town is known for rice and fruit cultivations. Large plantations of tea and rubber surround the town. Tea grown in this region is called low-country tea. There is a well-established tourism industry in Ratnapura. Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Udawalawe National Park, Kitulgala, and Sri pada are especially popular among tourists.

Most of the large-scale gem businessmen of Sri Lanka operate from Ratnapura. The Rattnapura town depends on the gem trade. The town's agricultural industry is also well developed. Large plantations of tea and rubber surround the town. Although rice fields also used to be a common sight around the town, rice cultivation presently faces an uncertain future in Ratnapura because many farmers are giving up their rice cultivation and switching to gem mining which is a more productive way of earning money.

Special places in Ratnapura:

The mountain Sri Pada -Adam's Peak (Buddhist/Hindu/Islam)

Maha Saman Devala (Buddhist)

Delgamu Viharaya (Buddhist)

Pothgul Viharaya (Buddhist)

SS Peterand Paul's Cathedral (Catholic Church)

St. Luke's Church(Church of England)

Siva Temple (Hindu)

Jumma Mosque (Islam)

Diva Guhava (Buddha)

About Sabaragamuwa Province

The Sabaragamuwa Province of Sri Lanka contains two main cities called Ratnapura and Kegalle. At an elevation of approximately 500 feet above sea level, Ratnapura is the provincial capital of Sabargamuwa. It is 60 miles (100 km) from the main coastal city of Colombo. Province of Sabaragamuwa The gem-mining centre of Sri Lanka is also a major crossroad between southern plains and the hill country to the east.

In Sabaragamuwa province there is a route to Sri Pada from Ratnapura direction. Excursions include Sinharaja Forest Reserve and Udawalawe National Park. The route towards hill country is beautiful. The surrounding area is a popular trekking destination and a good place for bird watching.