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In Sri Lanka, floods usually happen in the Wet Zone. This area is mostly in the southwestern part of the country. It receives a lot of rain, getting over 2,500mm each year. Flooding often occurs during the southwest monsoon from May to September. It also happens in the second inter-monsoon season from October to November. … Read more
In Sri Lanka, students need at least six passes in their GCE Ordinary Level exam for Advanced Level. This must include three C passes and passes in either Sinhala or Tamil, Mathematics, and English. These are key steps for students to progress to A-Level studies. A-Level studies are the main path to enter university in … Read more
A software engineer in Sri Lanka must have a bachelor’s degree in computer science, software engineering, or information technology. They also need good programming skills and some certifications. The job pays well. Entry-level jobs start at LKR 200,000 to 400,000. Senior positions can earn between LKR 700,000 and 1,000,000. Educational Requirements Becoming a software engineer … Read more
Representatives from different countries have met in Sri Lanka many times in the past. A key meeting was the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in November 2013. This important event gathered leaders from 53 Commonwealth nations in Colombo. It was a major moment in Sri Lanka’s history. Early Diplomatic Relations in Sri Lanka Sri … Read more
The North Central Province of Sri Lanka has the most inland reservoirs. It has a large number of old and new water bodies that are used for irrigation and producing electricity. This area is home to ancient capitals like Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa. It holds thousands of reservoirs, from small village tanks to big irrigation projects. … Read more
Introduction The Official Language Act No. 33 of 1956, known as the Sinhala Only Act, marked a pivotal moment in Sri Lanka’s history. The Parliament of Ceylon passed this legislation on July 7, 1956, establishing Sinhala as the sole official language. This decision reshaped the nation’s linguistic landscape and had long-lasting effects on its social … Read more
In this colombo areas suburbs list, we will explore Colombo 1 to Colombo 15 and discover top attractions, landmarks, and things to do in each area.
Find a list of all Colombo and surrounding suburbs postal codes in Sri Lanka. The data table contains a list of all the postal codes and zip codes list.