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Lanka Hospitals is the best healthcare provider in Sri Lanka. It offers a complete range of the latest diagnostic and high-end medical solutions with cutting edge technology and staffed by well experienced and trained team. They provide crucial emergency care, laboratory and testing services, pharmacy and other vital services around the clock for patients seeking urgent medical attention. Visit: https://www.lankahospitals.com/ for more info

In todays world, everything we know has aspects of new technology involved, even the clothes we wear. Yes, it might be hard to believe that simple products such as clothes use technology that are available in the markets. The textiles can be named as Smart apparels.

Twinery looks to focus on textile technologies which bring smart apparels to the market. Their main focus is on four main  technology areas such as Knitting, Assembly, Color and Surface Functionalization.  

In the last 150 years, the name “Ceylon” has become widespread around the globe for producing the world’s finest tea. The history of Sri Lankan tea dates back to 1824 where the first tea plant was brought by the British from China and planted in Peradeniya Botanical Garden. In 1854, the Ceylon Tea Planters Association was established and in 1867 James Taylor initiated the first Sri Lankan tea plantation in Loolecondera. This was the birth of the Sri Lankan tea industry which as we know has escalated to having a global demand. In 1873, Sri Lanka exported the first tea shipment to England which weighed nearly 10kgs.

Following this, Ceylon tea production drastically increased and in 1899 there were nearly 400,000 acres of tea plants growing in Sri Lanka. In 1893 Sri Lanka achieved a global milestone by selling one million tea packets at Chicago world’s fair. Before Ceylon tea became a global success, coffee was the main commodity planted around Sri Lanka during the Portuguese – Dutch reign. However, it failed to receive high demand as Ceylon Tea. Thus, by the year 1880, almost all the coffee plantations were converted to tea plantations. 

Sri Lanka made huge success in the tea industry. Having started with the shipment of 10kgs and later by 1965, Sri Lanka grew to become the world largest tea exporter. Ceylon tea is arguably one of the most significant and noteworthy aspects of Sri Lanka. With the global demand for Ceylon tea on the rise, many tea brands started to emerge in Sri Lanka. Tea production in Sri Lanka exceeded nearly 300,000 metric tons in 2000. 

A tropical island with heavenly beaches and astounding locations, where great adventures await you! Sri Lanka, the Pearl of the Indian Ocean is blessed with a rich culture and divergent surroundings and is one of the best holiday destinations in Asia. Diversified features and rituals of the different local cultures and how they move along with each other, expose the rich cultural heritage and the unity of this Nation. 

The Southern beaches are a must on your itinerary. Golden coasts along the island will give you a delightful sensation of that cooling luscious breeze. Before the arrival of the British in the 18th century, Galle, one of the most iconic cities in Sri Lanka was enriched with European architecture by the Portuguese in the 16th century. An important landmark on the Southern coast is the Galle Dutch Fort which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you wander around the Dutch-colonial buildings of the fort, explore the stylish cafes, chic boutique stores and historic museums.

While you explore the seascapes in Galle, treat your taste buds to an authentic Italian fine dining experience which is designed to take you on a journey to Italy from the moment you walk inside AQUA Forte. The wide selection of traditional dishes like homemade breads to ravioli and antipasti with an exquisite range of premium Italian wines will give you a premium Italian experience merged in the heart of the south. The speciality of this restaurant is that you can meet the chefs and discover the special Italian ingredients and secrets of preparing a unique authentic Italian cuisine.

Cape Weligama by Resplendent Ceylon is a luxury hotel nestled 30 minutes from this mesmerizing landmark which inhabits 12 acres of tropical gardens and offers a 270-degree ocean view. Immerse yourself in the luxurious comforts offered at this Relais and Chateaux property. Having breakfast on the ocean terrace whilst watching the gentle sea waves is assured to be one of the most peaceful and tranquil moments experienced. The hotel comprises a 15 metre infinity pool for you to dive right in, to enjoy the stunning views.