Find Peace in Sri Lanka
April 9, 2011 - Posted in Adventure Travel, Asia, destination, holiday, Tourism Object, Vacation
Sri Lanka is an island nation off the coast of southeast India. Sri Lanka is a paradise of delicacies and where animals are blessed. Is an island nation off the coast of southeast India. Sri Lanka is a paradise of delicacies and where animals are blessed.
Central happily live animals is a small hotel located in the mountains where tea is slightly hidden their food is pineapple and their main task is only to produce compost. Working ‘hard’ these animals to help grow coffee, fruits and organic vegetables in a land area of 12 hectares in Jetwing Warwick Gardens, bungalows in Nuwara Eliya, in this place the guests who came to be treated like a foreigner living in a remote town.
Nevertheless, a stylish hotel as a tea planter’s house in Scotland of the 19th century this was the place where you can pick and create their own beverages. There are only 5 rooms with stunning views of the park that can be called also the location of bird observation. You can look around the corner that seemed luxurious estates while admiring views of misty at the end of the valley and was tempted to make parathas. Parathas are typical Indian food cooking on the pan, where the citizens of Sri Lanka to add eggs to be more crisp, a kind of dish doused in a spicy chicken curry.
Jetwing offers many facilities eclectic but still focus on the nuances of wetland eco-friendly and combines them with the concept of fine dining.
Eager to introduce a new culinary trend in Sri Lanka, Priyantha Weerasingha, Executive Chef Jetwing Hotels, also intends to preserve the traditional food of Sri Lanka. For his efforts he saved even recipes from forgetfulness and visited local residents in the hinterland to find out what they eat 50 to 100 years ago.
Not only find food Dum Massa – grilled marinated pork – but with the holistic wisdom. “People hinterland is a very healthy person. Judging from the food ingredients which they use like honey, lemon, tamarind and that is what we use at the hotel, “said Priyantha.
“Because we adhere to three religions – Buddhism, Islam and Hinduism – that’s why you’ll see 3 different types of food,” said Priyantha.
Speaking tourist locations in Sri Lanka, unfortunately not to miss your visit to Jetwing Sea, beaches were reopened in January 2011 and due to renovations.
Made time stop at Jetwing Vil Uyana in ‘triangle of culture’ of Sri Lanka, where luxury joining friendly environment, they are successful irrigation systems to increase vegetable production. Peacocks and elephants were well maintained at this hotel. Do not forget, the impressive scenery of forests, fields, and an unspoiled waters and 5 km from there we can see the Sigiriya (Lion Rock). The most interesting is the building of ancient buildings with a castle at its peak, 200 m above the ground. The beauty of plants around the Sigiriya also be enjoyed here. Residents here are also very friendly, you can easily climb the elephant down the interior.
The rooms are provided Vil Uyana also not a regular room, but an open room where we could feel the gusts of wind and heard the sound of waves in the distance.