Podcasts

Le sri Lanka a ses traditions uniques pratiqués par son peuple depuis des générations. Ces traditions sont basées sur certain des festivals annuels, des croyances sur l’astrologie et ses applications très souvent dans les vies quotidiennes des majoritaire des sri-lankais, des traitements d’Ayurvedha, des coutumes liées par rapports Bouddhisme.  Ces traditions sont suivies de génération en génération dans la société sri-lankaise, à l'exception de certaines traditions qui ne sont pas suivies par certain gens du pays en raison de leur mode de vie, surtout dans les zones urbaines. En tout cas on voit toujours les valeurs culturelles et la priorité à ces traditions sont toujours respecté par le peuple Sri Lankais.

The Cinnamon Story

Scoprirete le antiche tradizioni e le origini delle credenze  che, dopo millenni, sono ancora vive oggi nello Sri Lanka. Questi culti portano avanti usanze ed eventi unici che conservano il fascino di un tempo e

Dr. Vipula Wanigasekera was in spiritual studies for over three decades in Sri Lanka and overseas. He is former Sri Lankan Diplomat and Director General of Sri Lanka Tourism Authority. He is currently a Senior Lecturer for Edith Cowan University in Perth and Colombo.

After launching his book ‘Pointers to Enlightenment’ he started offering meditation sessions for tourists on the theme that ‘Truth is Simple, and it is too simple why most people cannot grasp’. His one-hour discourse and meditation explains how human suffering, be it stress, anxiety, worry, fear, or anger apart from inevitable aging, sicknesses and foreseeable death can ignite an inquiry with an inward journey into self. That search, if one keeps all options open without prejudice, may encounter perhaps with a surprise, what is looked for, has never been outside ‘WHAT IS’.

A conversation about architecture on the island of SriLanka which has Long been a important crossroad in the Indian Ocean trade routes. We delve in to tracing the influences and ideas that made Sri Lankan architecture from the ancient and medieval to the colonial and modern.

We look back at the life and work of a great Sri Lankan architect, protagonist Geoffrey Bawa, was among the most influential creatives of his generation, designing not only buildings, but spatial experiences. His name will forever be associated with Tropical Modernism, a movement which looks to construct with space rather than in space. Within the extreme climate of his homeland, wild, invasive vegetation and native tradition are mixed with the colonial footprints left throughout the years by various cultures: the very same elements that animate a rich oeuvre of immersive and sensorial architectures inseparable from the tropical landscapes that envelop them.

For centuries, Sri Lanka and its hidden treasures have seduced travellers from around the globe. The plains of Sri Lanka offer a wildlife spectacle to rival Africa's Serengeti.It's diverse wildlife has been blowing up on the big screen recently. National Geographic’s Wild Sri Lanka series that captivated Disney’s Nature Documentary Monkey Kingdom.

The island has more than 3500 years of continuous written history. We will delve into an in-depth exploration of this heritage with Sunil Ekanayake, senior Guide Lecturer with over 25 years of service to the industry. Listen to Sunil's Introduction to Sri Lanka, Buddhist Culture and World Heritage sites of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Dambulla & Sigiriya.