Fisherman Boats
Sri Lanka`s coastal culture, with bright blue, yellow, red, and green vessels including traditional Oruwa catamarans, are essential to local life, returning with daily catches.
Travel Gallery
A collection of travel photographs from the archive.
Fisherman Hut
These huts are constructed using woven palm leaves (often coconut fronds or "cajun") for roofs and walls.
Fisherman Hut
These rustic structures serve as eco-friendly, traditional housing or temporary shelters for coastal fishing communities.
Travel Mode
It is common to see cows wandering freely in Sri Lankan towns, beaches, and roads. These animals are a routine part of daily life, occasionally causing traffic stops by calmly strolling through roads or resting in town centers.
Point Pedro
Active post box for sending postcards and mail.
Train Tracks
The coastal line line was severely affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. A train was swept off the track, killing more than 1500, in the worst rail disaster in history.
Flag
Red flags signify dangerous sea conditions and strong undertows/rip currents.
Glamping
1200m above sea level and 25 degrees celsia. Stunning view.
Train Tracks
The Coastal Pacific runs between Picton and Christchurch.
Punakaiki Swing Bridge
Offering scenic views of a limestone gorge and lush rainforest.
Cumil
Famous 1997 bronze statue by Viktor Hulík in Bratislava`s Old Town represents a curious sewer worker peeking out of a manhole, aiming to add a charming, ironical, and humorous touch to the city`s pedestrian zone.
Countryside - South of London
Beautiful Uited Kingdom countryside.
Busy Train Station
Beside the travelers, this is outdated narrow metre gauge of track - 1000 mm.
A Car
A car which on June 11, 1963 brought, Thích Quảng Đức, a Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk, into a busy intersection in Saigon where he burned himself to death.
Hut on Water
A pioneering eco-art resort known as the first to feature over-water villas in Vietnam.