Hiruni vimansika

 A Journey By A  Train We went on a trip to Nuwaraeliya by train during the August vacation.  We got on to the train in the early morning on the way.  We saw mountains, waterfalls.  We saw many tea and rubber trees.  They were very very attractive.  The scenes I saw pleased my eyes.  I have many photos.  That journey was really and unforgettable journey.

I Like To Live In Country Side I like to live in country side. There are many reasons of my choice. The environment in the country side is clean and calm. So I can lead healthy life in the village. The cost of living is less in the village than in the town.  We can eat fresh fruits and vegetables, drink pure water and breath clean and fresh air. All most all the food stuff are available at the fair price. There is no adulteration of food as in the towns. Villagers are lead simple life. There are shady trees and greeny fields in the village. These sights please my eyes. There is no noise pollution and air pollution. The life in the country side is close to the nature. Villagers are very friendly and helpful. They know one another very well. Heaps of garbage can not be seen in the village. All the roads are clean. The village is free from all the urban vices like drugs, gamting, liquor and smoking.

 A Great Person The magic man of Asia, an apostle of non violence Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October   2 nd   1869 at Porbandar, Gujarat. He belong to a well-to-do family. He when to England and studied law and become a barrister. But he was not interested in law. Gandhi was interested in Indian politics as he could not bear the miserable plight of poor Indians. They starved under the British rule. Mahatma Gandhi sacrificed everything to uproot the Britishers from Indian soil. He started the nonviolent and peaceful movement in 1919. Mahatma was a man of sound and sterling character. He was a noble soul. He wore a very simple dress and ate simple food. He guided the freedom fighters. His entire life was a life of service and sacrifice. He was assassinated on January 30, 1948. The whole world still respects this great man.

 A Famous Place I Visited The temple of the tooth is a famous place in Kandy. I visited this place last month. I went there with my family. It is sacred place. The sacred tooth relic  of  Lord Buddha is safely in this historical  place. A lot of  foreigners visit this place to worship the sacred tooth relies. Some them of a foreigners. Kandy town is considered as a world heritage city because of this place is a world famous place.

 😔A Very Sad Day😔 My best friend is Dishan.💗 He is a makeup artist. 💄👗 Called a friend, he is my brother.👫 Being very good friends made brotherhood even more beautiful. He always shapes me in different ways. 💄👗 But today is a very sad day for me.😔 Today he went abroad.🛬 That is to fulfill his future hopes.😍 I think it's a painful opportunity that I can not bear, but I can wait for his hopes to come true.💓 I look forward to seeing you.😍 I look forward to supporting you then as well as today and making your journey a success. MISS YOU MY LOVELY BROTHER💖

🐶DOGS🐶 I think every family should have a dog ,😍 It is like having a perpetual baby.😘 It is the plaything and crony of the whole house.💖 It keeps them all lovely life.💓 Dogs are our link to paradise. 😍 They dont know evil or jealousy or  discontent .💓 To sit with a dog on a hillside on a glorious afternoon is to be back in mentally happy.💕 Where doing nothing was not boring  it was happy💓 💓💓 💓💓

 Sigiriya murals that amazed the world Sigiriya Rock, considered to be the 8th wonder of the world, is one of the fascinadoras destinations in the map of the tourist of the world. The architecture, water technology, and engineering technology on top of a beautiful rock are truly amazing. Like the creations on the top of the Sigiriya rock, the Sigiriya murals bring a wonderful beauty to Sigiriya. Although about 500 paintings were painted at Sigiriya at that time, only a small number of 21 paintings remain today. There are various theories as to whether Sigiriya is a 660 feet high rock. Although some believe that Sigiriya was used as a fort by the kings of the Ravana dynasty, the Mahavamsa states that King Kasyapa built a fort on top of Sigiriya for fear of a possible invasion by Prince Moggallana, who fled to southern India. Although various sources mention Sigiriya from the time of Kasyapa, the construction of Sigiriya was in ruins by the end of the 19th century The peculiarity of ...