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How People are Reacting to Sigiriya, Sri Lanka's 'Lion Rock', Sri Lanka's ancient water gardens

The Maha vihara, or Sri Lanka's "lion rock", is a natural rock formation at the edge of one of Sri Lanka's lakes. You can find it in almost any region of the country, but because it's located at the edge of the Waruruwela Lake, you can visit it only by boat. Made famous by its association with King Dhammika V and his wife Queen Maha Viradhavatissa (the warrior queen), this ancient location was also a place of conflict between rival Buddhist sects and kingdoms.

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Nature

A simple life of a village in a rainy day.

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A piece of dry yellow cookie with a smile made from chocolate lies on a ceramic plate.

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Working Poor man

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THE GOOD PEOPLE

Look around you, it is amazing: skyscrapers, gravity, daisies, peaches, languages, music, children, wars, phosphorous, galaxies, snow, literature, human existence. We live in such a breathtaking environment that is full of magic & wonder. Although we can feel intense sadness, profound happiness can be just around the corner. One step away. One thought away. One kiss away. Sources of joy are literally everywhere; one has to overlook all of the negative things trying to cover them up.

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A poor boy with a smile

He is a poor boy.he had no shirt to wear.he smile and walking in a railway station.

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The most beautiful place is Gappa velley Nagar form gilgit

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Help For Needy People

"Start Helping The Poor" Food To Needy People

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Boat man

Nice photography boat man

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The dagomba tribe

The Dagomba people speak the Dagbani language. Dagbani language is part of the More-Dagbani subgroup of the Gur languages spoken in various West African regions, including Burkina Faso, Mali, Ivory Coast, Togo, Niger, Nigeria, and Benin. Traditionally, the Dagomba tribe practised farming and animal breeding. They have a social organisation governed by chiefs and occupy the Dagomba Kingdom. Read more: https://yen.com.gh/171327-dagomba-tribe-history-food-language-traditional-dress-dance-facts.html

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