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Sandhill nr. Arugam Bay

Published on 25/03/2009 in Blogs, press coverage and the bay. 3 Comments

Sandhill – An amazing landscape

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Sandhill, which is well known as a??Aamaraputtya?? in Pottuvil is an amazing place to see. The attractive is coming through to this site by its phenomenal height and some of the natural features such as trees and sand hills.

First thing first, since it was a great place, most of the local people get together in their special days to celebrate the day. Many people still amazed at the giant built of this sandhill. But, nowadays there are some concerns over this phenomenal place, where sand mining is takes place, by this Sandhill faces the vulnarabilites to exist. There are plenty of measures already taken by local authority to control sand mining. Natural wonders should be protected unless we might face some Tsunani like devastation as this sandhill was been a barrier wall for 2004 December Tsunami hit the island and made several devastation through out the Pottuvil village.

Here are some important facts about Sandhill

  • Highest peak: 32feet (9.6m)
  • Land area: 21 acres
  • Temperature: (Mean annual) 28.4 degree C in the surroundings. Relative humidity varies from 70% during the day 90% at night.
  • Rainy seasons: North East monsoon (November to February)
  • Special features: Order rizact 5 Archeological site found at along side of sand hill, Small rocks were stand on the sea shore.

Here are some of the images we took at Sandhill aka Aamaraputty

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Arugam Bay’s other attractions

Published on 19/03/2009 in Blogs, press coverage, stop over Ideas, the bay and wild life. 0 Comments

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of the most exquisite moonstone carvings in Sri Lanka. The above information was found in a rock inscription dating back to the 14th century AD. You will be amazed by the extent of the ruins and their exquisite design.
Arugam Bay is well known among the serious surfing community, but the perfect wave is only one of its attractions. Dolphin pods, beloved of the local fisherman, often play in the bay, and the surrounding country is thick with wildlife, birds and extensive monastic ruins. Sastharvila, Kudumbigala, Muhudu Maha Vihara and

Tarulengala are ancient Buddhist ruins in the vicinity dating back from the timeless past. Nearby Okanda, an important (though isolated) Hindu shrine, is on the pilgrim route from Jaffna in the north to Kataragama. Okanda is also the gateway to famous Kumana Villu, where water birds nest, and the Yala east national park with miles of unexplored golden beaches.

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Turismo Brazil recommends Arugambay

Published on 08/03/2009 in front page, surf and the bay. 1 Comment Tags: .

…..A?sia – junto com Filipinas e IndonA?sia, o Sri Lanka A? um dos expoentes do surfe na imensidA?o asiA?tica. O destaque A? a BaA?a de Arugam, no sul da costa oriental do paA?s.

400m runs at Arugam main point

400m runs at Arugam main point

O Arugam Point A? o lugar que mais atrai praticantes do esporte, com ondas que chegam a 1,8 metro e possibilitam deslizar por atA? How much is micardis without insurance 400 metros. Pouco frequentado por estar escondido no norte da baA?a, o Pottuvil Point oferece ondas um pouco menores, mas que impulsionam por atA? 800 metros.

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Arugam Bay and G-String Hopper Fashion Labels?

Published on 07/03/2009 in front page, Ideas, Money Matters, parties, people, press coverage and services. 0 Comments

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After three successful days of showcasing collections of Sri Lankan, regional and international designers, Colombo Fashion Week 2009 came to a close on February 21.

Supported by the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotions Bureau in association with the hotel Taj Samudra, the show featured collections of nine designers each evening with star choreographer Kevin Oliver, from Dubai handling the event. Long term consultant and partner of Colombo Fashion Week was Prasad Bidapa, considered Indiaa??s fashion guru. Hair and make-up for the models was by Ramani Fernando salons.

Arugam Bay Fashion Label?

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Two new Sri Lankan labels Arugam Bay and Stringhopper were launched at Colombo Fashion Week, testimony of the fact that there is increasing Sri Lankan talent. These labels will be available in Sri Lanka and India. Continue reading ‘Arugam Bay and G-String Hopper Fashion Labels?’

Arugam Bay Beachwear Show

Published on 06/03/2009 in Ideas, Money Matters, parties, people, press coverage and services. 3 Comments

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Colombo Fashion Week, Sri Lankaa??s annual fashion event gave ample proof of the direction its taking to become one of regiona??s important fashion theatre, by showcasing strong collections from emerging Sri Lankan designers.

Colombo Fashion week which started in 2003 with the key objective of uplifting the Sri Lankan fashion design industry through interaction, exposure and guidance to Sri Lankan designers, delivered on its annual objectives which were set as part of a five year plan. More than that what became evident in this yeara??s edition of CFW was the collaborative spirit of South Asian designers, coming together in a country which is fighting for peace and peaceful coexistence. Continue reading ‘Arugam Bay Beachwear Show’

Will Deccan fly to Arugam Bay?

Published on 24/02/2009 in From our own Correspondent, front page, Money Matters, press coverage, Security & Safety, services and taxis. 2 Comments

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Deccan to induct 40-50 seater aircraft for domestic, regional markets:

Domestic aviation poised for take off

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Deccan Aviation Lanka Limited is looking at inducting a 40-50 seater aircraft to be operated in the domestic and regional markets.

a??We are also looking at introducing domestic flights to Trincomalee. We are in contact with several leading airlines to see how we could offer air connectivity directly from the international airport.,a?? said Director of Deccan Aviation, Denham Schokman.

a??With the war ending we are optimistic about the future, we feel domestic aviation is poised for a take off specially in areas such as Trincomalee and Arugam Bay which are tourist attractionsa?? he said.

50 seater plane at Arugam Bay Int. Airport;-)

50 seater plane at Arugam Bay Int. Airport;-)

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No LTTE involvement

Published on 18/02/2009 in press coverage and Security & Safety. 0 Comments

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PottuVille Masacre, witness account:

The witness had received telephone calls from prominent members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, the witness said yesterday at the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) to investigate and inquire into violations of human rights, of which the Pottuvil Massacre is a case.
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Valentine’s Day Sunrise at AbaY

Published on 14/02/2009 in Blogs, front page, press coverage and the bay. 0 Comments

14 February 2009

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I mentioned that you will see the best of the beaches in Sri Lanka in the East in one of my earlier posts – Komari. You will see what I mean if you go to Arugam Bay, which is regarded as one of the best beaches in the world. This is situated close to Potuvil town and it is famous for water sports as well. June to July season is ideal for surfing.

The sun rise at Arugam Bay is one of the most beautiful sceneries and it is truly magical! The colours of the sky makes a picturesque sight in the eastern sky while the sun rises above the horizon.

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What does Paddle4Relief do in Arugam Bay?

Published on 12/02/2009 in Blogs, front page, Ideas, Money Matters, people, press coverage, Security & Safety, services and the bay. 0 Comments
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Paddle4relief continues to focus its energy in Arugam Bay Buy zofran online without prescription Caverta online pharmacy primarily due to the safety issues in going further north to engage in projects. The village remains a safety bubble in this turbulent country.A? Major projects are being carried out by the Government and large NGOa??s. However, there are still numerous smaller projects required. Whilst a huge water treatment plant has been built, and completed in July 2008, the local people are still without mains water. Even when it arrives, it arrives at a cost! Individual households have to apply for water supply from the mains pipes laid along the roads. The charge for connection is expected to be between RS3000 (A?18) and RS15000 (A?90.91). The lower fee for those that were severely affected by the tsunami, with the charge being greater for those being less affected and with the highest charge for those not affected at all.A? They will have to pay a monthly charge plus what level of usage in litres. The majority of the villagers I spoke to say they cannot afford to pay the connection fee, and will continue to use the supply from the wells on their land.
Paddle4relief are therefore committed in helping those with wells that require cleaning, repairing and improving so as to ensure as many individuals within the community have access to clean drinking water.
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Komari near Arugam Bay

Published on 10/02/2009 in Blogs, front page, press coverage, the bay and wild life. 0 Comments

10 February 2009

Golden Beach of Komari

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All along the eastern edge of Sri Lanka there are magnificent beaches from Kumana to Nilaveli. Most probably we get the best of the beaches in this part of Sri Lanka.

Most are sparsely populated and ideal for hiking and camping.
These beaches have various types of terrains at different locations. Some are rocky; some have sand dunes; Some have thick jungles; some are surrounded by lagoons.

Komari Beach is situated about 15 km from (Arugam Bay) and Pottuville towards Akkaraipattu along A4 road. At noon it is quite warm but mornings and evenings are perfect for a long walk along this long and slightly curvy beach.

The view here is simply awesome!

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Ampara & Arugam Success story in Pluralism?

Published on 08/02/2009 in front page, Money Matters, people and press coverage. 0 Comments
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Whether one examines economic indicators or study anecdotal evidence- the prolonged conflict in the North, rising human rights violations, unemployment, business bankruptcies, falling consumer confidence, no cash in hand situation, all seem to point to one conclusion: the Sri Lankan economy is on a freefall. Continue reading ‘Ampara & Arugam Success story in Pluralism?’

#33 Sunrise Hotel, Arugambay

Published on 03/02/2009 in accomodation, Blogs, cabanas, guesthouse and restaurants. 2 Comments

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Sunrise Beach Hotel.

How much plaquenil cost While staying in the tsunami afflicted village of Arugam Bay on Sri Lanka’s east coast, we were asked to help painting a hotel door. We tried our best to make Mohammed another satisfied customer of Lehni-TrA?b.

Project by Lehni-TrA?b.

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Full Moon and Arugam Bay

Published on 11/01/2009 in front page. 2 Comments Tags: , , , , , , .

Staring at the moon so blue….

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Today happens to be The First Full Moon Poya Day for the year 2009. Well for some reason I kept searching for the Moon since 6 pm and spotted it at around 7.10pm and I felt sooo happy and a weird sense of relief. It seemed there for a moment that due to the cloudy, rainy, windy weather increase the Moon had not turned up I would have been incredibly dissapointed.
Maybe it’s cause he’s so faraway and the only thing both of us have in common is the Moon above us. Maybe it’s cause I believed that the moon will be able to carry my kisses all the way to Arugam bay and to blow them softly on his face. Maybe it’s simply because that childhood tale of “The moon bringing Milk and Honey” (symbolizing

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happiness and prosperity) was ringing at the back of my mind!
Guess it was an incredible coincidense when his text said “I’m sleeping outside tonight and I just spotted a star with your face on it”. Well you know what! Maybe the Moon did hear my wish, my call, my prayer and decided to pass on my kiss and murmur softly to all the Stars that “We Are Definitely In Love”……………

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BoI Projects signed for Arugam Bay

Published on 11/01/2009 in front page. 1 Comment Tags: , , , , , .

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With the dawn of peace several new BoI projects have been signed up in both the East and the Northern province that includes Arugam Bay that would unleash the tourism potential in these areas. Here a trader is with a star fish during better times in Arugam Bay.

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Boards survived The BIG wave at Arugam Bay

Published on 05/01/2009 in front page. 4 Comments

Waves from the past – Lankaa??s surfing pioneers look back four decades By Mayura Botejue

As we live through this fast paced and rapidly changing world, each one of us may recall wonderful and nostalgic times of the past. This anecdote concerns a diverse group that was passionate about the noble and exhilarating sport of surfing and goes back to the period from mid 1960s to the early1970s.
The a??surfing ganga?? in the early days included Faiz Ahmed, Anil Amarasekera, Wendell Flamer Caldera, Jan Prins, Asita Tennekoon, Jan Vanden Driesen and the writer. Peter Dharmaratne, Gihan Jayatileka, Cedric Martenstyn and Niranjan Sinnatamby were part timers while new enthusiasts Astika Botejue (writera??s brother) and Ananda Ranasinghe joined the fray later. Continue reading ‘Boards survived The BIG wave at Arugam Bay’

Arugam Bridge PR

Published on 31/12/2008 in Blogs, Money Matters and press coverage. 0 Comments

30 December 2008

U.S. Completes Tsunami Rebuilding Projects in Sri Lanka, Maldives

Long-term work helps build economies, improve lives

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Arugam Bay Bridge, built with the help of USAID, links ethnically diverse communities along the east coast of Sri Lanka.

By Nancy Pontius
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Washington a?? Four years ago, the Indian Ocean tsunami swept over coastal lands in Asia and Africa, killing more than 200,000 people, destroying cities and crippling the ability of the remaining millions to survive.

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