Sri Lankas größte Stadt lockt Urlauber mit seiner reichen Geschichte, natürlichen Schönheit und entspannenden Atmosphäre
The UNESCO World Heritage city of Galle, Sri Lanka is a must visit! Explore the Lighthouse, Galle Fort, Galle Cricket Stadium and walk its quaint streets.
The rolls are made by wrapping the savoury filling in a thin pancake, where the pancake roll is breaded and deep-fried till crispy.
Seeni Sambol buns are a Sri Lankan favourite; found at bakeries and street vendors all of the island. Like most Sri Lankan foods, many families follow their own personal and unique method for their sambol; allow me to share my own.
Pains plats à la noix de coco du Sri Lanka
bell peppers and paneer stuffed cheese sandwich recipe
Man on bike selling King Coconuts in Galle Sri lanka
I've been visiting Galle since I was very young, and it has a charm that's hard to forget. It's a must visit, so check my Galle, Sri Lanka travel guide!
Looking for the best Cape Town restaurants? 22 recommendations by a local foodie for casual eateries, cafes & fine dining restaurants in the Mother City.
The Sri Lankan milk rice or Kiribath as we call it is a popular Sri Lankan food that is enjoyed for breakfast & denotes good luck & prosperity
Galle Face Hotel This is a post about things you can do when you travel to Colombo with kids. When I was researching, I came across many posts about things to do in Colombo written by travelers without kids or about things to do with kids for expat families who live in Colombo. I wanted to know what would be fun for us to do in Colombo with the kids within the limited time we had in the city. My hope was to see things I like as opposed to gearing everything towards my children. This post is for you to help find fun things to do in Colombo with kids in toe. My second child had picked up a stomach bug before the Sri Lanka trip (every time we travel one of us is sick…) and started having cramps as soon as we landed in Colombo. Thus, what we […]
I found a Flickr account today that had my eyes going like a pinball machine. It's called the Meanest Indian and the photographs remind me of the legendary Steve McCurry's work in India. Meena Kadri is the lady behind the camera, who lives in New Zealand where she runs a graphic design company but f
