Suresh Rupasinghe in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Age:	30 - 34
Languages:	English, Russian, Singhala
I’ve traveled to:	Russia, Dubai,
About me:	I'm a Designer & Translator (Russian). Working freelance. I Have a very good command of the Russian language & I Successfully Completed the Degree of Engineer of the Field of Automated Data processing and Control Systems in the D.I Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia.
Location:	Colombo, Western, Sri Lanka
Latest Activity:	Answered 6 Questions Reviewed 1 Place Updated Profile Added 4 Services Rated 6 Answers

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RANBIMA LANKA Travel Service

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Tourism in Sri Lanka

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GALLE

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50.00 USD per day, per person

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Galle-located 116 km to the south of Colombo
Galle has been declared a World Heritage City by the UNESCO

PINNAWALA

Price:
110.00 USD per day, per person

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See baby jumbos wondering around their cramped foster home or bottle fed and bathed by their human foster fathers at Pinnawala, about 90Km from Colombo towards Kandy is the home to some 60 or more elephant orphans. A place you will really enjoy and never forget. Most orphans are accustomed to their curious human visitors are harmless.

COLOMBO CITY

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45.00 USD per day, per person

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Colombo-the capital of Sri Lanka-is the largest city and main port of Sri Lanka. It is also the commercial and financial center of Sri Lanka..
City tour of Colombo observing the old parliament , the residential areas and the BMICH (Bandaranaike memorial international conference hall) and visit fort. Also, visit the majestic city shopping complex, house of fashion and the odel unlimited dress boutique.

KANDY CITY

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135.00 USD per day, per person

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Kandy-a major tourist destination-is also known as the cultural capital of Sri Lanka. Nestled in the hills at an altitude of 488 m, it is located at a distance of 115 km from Colombo.

Kandy has a rich history. It was originally known as Senkadagala pura after a hermit named Senkada who lived there. Many of Sinhalese people call it Mahanuwara meaning the Great City. The name Kandy was derived by the colonial rulers from the word Kanda in Sinhala, meaning a hill. Kandy was the stronghold of the Sinhalese kings, who promoted and protected the local culture until the city fell to the British in 1815.