Matara is the southernmost town in Sri Lanka and has a population of around 44,000. It is located on the Indian Ocean with rocky cliffs and beautiful sandy beaches, and the Nilwala River flows through the city and into Dondra Bay. The University of Ruhuna is located in the eastern area on a large campus with countless faculties and students. There is also a land connection of the SEA-ME-WE-5 submarine cable here, as evidenced by an interesting monument on the beach. Also worth seeing are the remains of the old fort and the Paravi Duwa temple with the former cable bridge. Throughout the town, you will find works of art on the walls depicting historical or religious scenes, as well as modern messages or abstract paintings.
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Gayani Kids Centre – Pre School
Isipathanarama Junction – Streetart Wall
Maddewatta Junction – Streetart Wall
Beardy Place
Comercial Wall Writing
Bus Stop
“Zero Chance” at Bus Terminal
Statues & Installations – Observing Lions
Statues & Installations – Big Butterfly
This here is actually a bigger garbage bin shaped like a fish.
Ceyio Traditional Villa
Guest House: CEYIO TRADITIONAL VILLA
Website: https://ceyio.com
SEA-ME-WE 5 – Tribute to Intercontinental Fibre Highway
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