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| Sri Lanka’s East Coast is probably the least visited hot spot in the Land like no other! Beaches of Tirukovil to Pottuvil and down to Arugambay and Kumana National Park. |
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| Thirukovil, East Coast, Sri Lanka |
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| Cattle grazing East Coast enroute to Sangamankanda Point which is the east most point of Sri Lanka. |
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| Inland fisheries if properly developed can be additional source of income to augment revenues from Paddy Cultivation. |
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| Fisherman in Potuvil |
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| A roman catholic church, close to Sangamankanda point, East Coast Sri Lanka |
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| A fresh water lake, close to Potuvil, Sri Lanka. |
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| A Hindu Kovil, driving from Potuvil to Akiraipattu, Sri Lanka |
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| Tirukovil beach, East Coast Sri Lanka |
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| East ern Province is a major contributor to the rice production in Sri Lanka’s rice bowl. |
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| Arugambay here we come again. |
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| Beach, Arugambay 2010 |
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| The seas were calm and ideal for sea bathing. The swells will come during the surfing season. |
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| HideAway the best place to stay in Arugambay, Great food and great care! |
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| A cottage in HideAway, cool, cozy and casual. You have to stay there at Arugambay. |
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| A bull driven cart now a show piece at Hideaway, Arugambay. |
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| En rooue to Kumana National Park, an elephant in Panama, East Coast Sri Lanka. |
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| Entrance to Kumana National Park. |
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| Lesser whistliing duck, Kumana National Park 2010. |
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| A water buffalo, one of the big 5 in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka |
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| Painted storks nesting in Kumana. Both Kumana and Bundala are the only two national parks that you can see this during the nesting season. |
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| The river flowing into the sea. Kumbuk Oya. |
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| Journey back to Colombo passing Laugalla Tank. Famous for Elephants crossing the tank. |
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