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Horana is a bustling town located in the Western Province of Sri Lanka, known for its vibrant community and economic activities. Positioned strategically between the capital, Colombo, and the popular coastal towns, Horana serves as a commercial and industrial hub in the region, facilitating growth and development in both agriculture and manufacturing sectors.

The town's economy is largely driven by its industrial zone, which houses a variety of factories and businesses specializing in everything from textiles to chemicals. This industrial presence has spurred significant employment opportunities and contributed to the town's economic vitality. In addition to industry, agriculture plays a critical role in Horana’s local economy, with rubber and coconut plantations spread throughout the surrounding areas, providing livelihoods for many residents.

Horana is also known for its educational institutions, which include several well-regarded schools and colleges that attract students from the town and nearby areas. The emphasis on education has fostered a knowledgeable and skilled workforce that supports the town’s economic sectors.

Despite its industrial and economic focus, Horana offers several recreational and cultural attractions. The surrounding countryside is characterized by picturesque landscapes, including lush paddy fields and rubber estates that provide a scenic backdrop for outdoor activities. The town hosts various cultural and religious festivals throughout the year, reflecting the diverse heritage of its population and providing opportunities for community engagement and celebration.

Overall, Horana represents a blend of industrial progress and rich cultural traditions, making it an important town in Sri Lanka's Western Province. Its strategic location and robust economy continue to drive its development, making it a key player in the regional dynamics of the country.

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Sobre o distrito de Kalutara

Kalutara is situated approximately 42km south of Colombo. Once a spice trading post, Kalutara was controlled variously by the Portuguese, Dutch and British. The town is famous for quality bamboo basket and mats and the most luscious mangosteens.

A Ponte Kalutara, com 38 metros de comprimento, foi construída na foz do Rio Kalu Ganga e serve como uma importante ligação entre as fronteiras oeste e sul do país. Na extremidade sul da ponte fica o Kalutara Vihara, um templo budista de três andares construído na década de 1960 que detém a distinção de ser o único stupa oco do mundo.

Sobre a Província Ocidental

A Província Ocidental é a província mais densamente povoada do Sri Lanka. É lar da capital legislativa Sri Jayawardenapura, bem como de Colombo, o centro administrativo e comercial do país. A Província Ocidental é dividida em 3 distritos principais chamados Colombo (642 km²), Gampaha (1.386,6 km²) e Kalutara (1.606 km²). Como centro econômico do Sri Lanka, todas as grandes corporações locais e internacionais têm presença na cidade, assim como todos os grandes estilistas e varejistas de rua, então esteja pronto para se entregar a uma terapia de compras na província ocidental.

Com a maior população de todas as províncias, quase todas as principais instituições de ensino da ilha estão localizadas na província ocidental. As universidades da província incluem a Universidade de Colombo, a Universidade de Sri Jayewardenepura, a Universidade de Kelaniya, a Universidade Aberta do Sri Lanka, a Universidade Budista e Pali do Sri Lanka, a Universidade de Defesa General Sir John Kotelawala e a Universidade de Moratuwa. A província ocidental possui o maior número de escolas do país, incluindo escolas nacionais, provinciais, particulares e internacionais.

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