The ‘Udawalawa Tourism Fiesta’, organized by the Sabaragamuwa Provincial Tourism Ministry, kicked off last week in the Udawalawa area, aiming to promote the province’s diverse tourist destinations to both local and international visitors.
The Sabaragamuwa Province, known for its moderate and pleasant climate, boasts a wealth of attractions, including scenic waterfalls, historic cave temples, and conservation sites. Key highlights include the Pinnawala and Udawalawe Elephant Conservation and Orphanages, which are globally renowned, and stunning waterfalls such as Bopath Ella, Asupini Ella, and Alupola Ella.
This year’s fiesta witnessed an unprecedented level of participation from local and foreign tourists, marking a significant success compared to previous events.
Promoting Tourism in Sabaragamuwa
The festival aims to further popularize the province’s rich cultural and natural heritage among tourists.
Key officials, including Tourism Ministry Secretary Sanjeewa Godellawatte and Planning Director Ruwan Premaratne, were present at the event, alongside other dignitaries.
The initiative underscores the Sabaragamuwa Provincial Tourism Ministry’s commitment to boosting tourism and positioning the region as a must-visit destination.
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