The Beautiful Paradise Island Sri Lanka

10 minute birds eye view over paradise island -- Sri Lanka. East Coast to the West Coast with the sound of rising tide on the Indian ocean apparent throughout the big trip on the small island. First ever documented aerial photography trip over Sri Lanka. Featured on National Geographic, Discovery Travel & Living Channels. VIDEO FEATURED ON THE HOME PAGE OF YOUTUBE IN JUNE 2006. Created by JWT for the Sri Lanka Tourism Board Cluster & funded for Tsunami Relief on the island by US AID.
Category: Travel & Events

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Travel & Events

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• sri
• lanka
• island
• tourism
• beach
• holiday
• paradise
• Geographic
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• travel
• aerial
• photo
• tropic
• destination
• sinhalese

[SouthAsianKing]

Man I know wat you mean... We gotta find Peace somehow... Tamils and SInhalese are brothas, we gotta work together and show the world True Paradise, Sri Lanka

[TamilprideUK]

This really makes me home sick...I haven't been to my homeland for 15 years............

What a great country...why are these people fighting........

[goodbeerfinder100]

I'm there.

[rukshannn]

next season all rooms are full in sri lanka. Tourism is booming than any place in the world. its small wonder sri lanka.

[rukshannn]

@revolutiontigers hey dude do you know, next season is full packed even no room to find. that is the truth. and now all tamils and sinhales living fine and they even in the business. so guys who live in other places and haven't been hear during there life and only listen to some others like LTTE, cant help to you guys. truth is not what you are talking.

[revolutiontigers]

plz stop tourism to srilanka for tamil genocide

[petep9000]

An MSF surgeon prepares to treat a young patient in an MSF hospital close to the displaced persons camps in Manik Farm, in the north of the country."There are many pregnant women and many children who are developing complications from respiratory illnesses, malnutrition, and diarrhea."

Numbers still exceed bed capacity. T450-bed hospital in Vavuniya has stabilized in recent weeks at approximately 1,200. MSF is working with Ministry of Health staff in the Vavuniya

[19618893]

LTTE tried to divide this beutiful country, and we have to blame the government for that, for not finding the proper solution for the problem since the independence. The fact is this, Sinhalese and Tamils came to this beutiful island on their own. Sinhalese can not become dominant, simple because they are majority. Tamils need recognition. I Hope the president will show the real leadership quality to solve this problem.

Since Sri Lanka is a democratic country, people should have a say.

[ananya7ananya]

ur welcome!

[sinhapride7]

thanks bro....