In December 2008, I got this idea when I visited an old temple called Lankathilaka Rajamaha Viharaya in Gampola, Sri Lanka. It was built by King Buwanekabahu the 4th in the 14th Century AD.

I was amazed by the temple's cool environment and its beautiful paintings, designs, and crafts. This got me thinking about how many unknown Buddhist places there might be in Sri Lanka. So, I started collecting information and visited both old and new Buddhist places in Sri Lanka.

After finishing my GCE Ordinary Level Examination in 2009, I quickly made a Facebook page called "Buddhist Places In Sri Lanka." It started small but has become a big project now. On our page, we share information about Sri Lankan Buddhist temples, mainly using pictures to show people the history and beauty of each temple. Our main audience is people from other countries who like visiting Buddhist places and can plan a good trip to Sri Lanka using our images and information.

Our main goals are to give accurate information about Sri Lankan Buddhist places, highlight lesser-known sites, and help Sri Lanka's tourism. We have built a fan base of around 40,000 people from both Sri Lanka and other countries, and we have gotten positive feedback from many foreigners around the world. We are proud to say that our Facebook page is the FIRST in the world that focuses on Sri Lankan Buddhist religious sites.

Even though we started on Facebook to reach many people, we realized not everyone uses it. So, in 2010, we made a blog to make things easier for everyone.

On the blog, we organized our pictures and information by provinces and districts in alphabetical order. It is not just about pictures and words, but we also have maps, videos, nearby places to stay, museums, and many more.

We also share pictures of Buddhist festivals and events too. We made sure our blog is easy for anyone to use. Now, if you search for Sri Lankan Buddhist Places, our blog is one of the top 10 results.

Welcome to "Around Thambapanni," where I share my extensive photo collection of Sri Lanka, spanning from 2008 to the present day.

Explore a diverse array of captivating images, not only featuring Buddhist religious sites, but also showcasing rivers, waterfalls, wildlife, botanical gardens, memorials, museums, beaches, festivals, events, forts, and non-religious buildings.

All albums are conveniently hosted on Google Photos, organized alphabetically by district for easy navigation. My main objective with this project is to foster tourism in Sri Lanka, serving as an inspiration for both international visitors and locals to discover the beauty and richness of their own country.

Join me on this visual journey, and let's celebrate the wonders of Sri Lanka together.

My journey as a UI Developer commenced in 2014, and over the years, I have compiled a comprehensive collection of web templates.

These artworks are showcased on Behance, a premier online platform renowned for exhibiting and discovering creative works. Behance has emerged as the preferred space for creative professionals, drawing millions of visitors seeking to explore and appreciate top talents in the industry.

Through this profile, my objective is twofold: to share my expertise in UI design and to offer innovative design concepts for individuals entering the field.

Join me in this exploration of UI design, where knowledge and creativity converge to inspire and elevate the design community.

Welcome to my YouTube channel, dedicated to unraveling the tapestry of history, both on a global scale and within the rich tapestry of Sri Lankan heritage. With a primary focus on archaeology, I strive to present accurate historical narratives supported by concrete facts and evidence.

My mission extends beyond mere storytelling; I aim to unearth lesser-known information, providing a treasure trove of knowledge for the inquisitive minds of today's youth. Through my content, I aspire to foster logical thinking, guiding viewers on a journey of critical analysis by comparing historical facts with folklore and beliefs.

The heart of my channel beats with stories of kings and Buddhist sites, where captivating visuals, videos, and photos breathe life into the pages of history. Delving into the annals of time, I explore not only the realms of Sri Lankan history but also touch upon global historical events.

Your subscription ensures that you embark on a journey of enlightenment and entertainment, where the past meets the present in a tapestry of knowledge and discovery. Join me in this exploration, and let's unravel the threads of history together. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button to stay tuned for a diverse array of content!

Distinguished by its unique and specialized content, this blog sets itself apart from the rest. Every article featured here is dedicated exclusively to technical matters.

Noteworthy is the fact that this blog is entirely composed in the English language, aiming to reach a broader audience. What makes this blog truly exceptional is its focus on a specific readership—individuals with a keen interest and knowledge in technical subjects.

I am thrilled to have received positive feedback and rave reviews from my readers. The primary objective of this project is to offer detailed tutorials, insightful guidance, and share my extensive knowledge on web designing technologies, particularly tailored for beginners.

Join me on this technical journey, where information meets innovation!

Feel free to explore my Instagram profile, a visual journey that encapsulates the mesmerizing essence of Sri Lanka's natural wonders and cultural splendor. "Around Thambapanni," my photography project, serves as a curated showcase of the nation's beauty, featuring a selection of meticulously chosen images that highlight its diverse landscapes and rich heritage.

As you navigate through my collection, you will witness the vibrant hues of Sri Lanka's landscapes, from lush greenery to pristine beaches, ancient ruins, and bustling markets. Each photograph is a snapshot of the unique charm that defines this island nation.

With the "Around Thambapanni" project, my aspiration extends beyond simply sharing beautiful pictures. I aim to foster a sense of global appreciation for Sri Lanka's unique treasures. By attracting a sizable following, I hope to create a virtual community that becomes a global advocate for the country's rich tapestry of natural and cultural wonders.

Through this visual journey, I invite you to join me in celebrating the allure of Sri Lanka, fostering a deeper connection with its enchanting landscapes and diverse traditions. Together, let's embark on a digital exploration of the island's captivating beauty, inspiring a worldwide audience to discover and cherish the hidden gems within Sri Lanka's heart.

I initiated this initiative on October 20, 2018, with the aim of aiding individuals and animals facing diverse challenges. The blog serves as a repository of information and data about those actively seeking support.

If you wish to contribute assistance, you can peruse the posts and reach out to them using the provided contact information.

The blog content is systematically categorized into various sectors, encompassing Blood Requirements, Kidney Requirements, Monetary Donations, Material Donations, Pets, and more.

Beyond its primary goal of aiding those in distress, this project also strives to foster a sense of community among Blogspot users, creating a network of individuals willing to support each other.

Welcome to my Spotify podcast! Dive into the realms of history—Sri Lankan and global—with a focus on accurate archaeology. Uncover hidden stories, promote logical thinking, and compare facts with folklore.

Subscribe for a journey through time and diverse content. Follow on Spotify to unravel history's threads together!

In the town of Boralesgamuwa, there is a beautiful temple called Paramadharmawardhanarama Buddhist Temple, founded in 1929 by the hardworking people of Raththanapitiya, Boralesgamuwa, and Egodawatta.

The temple is peaceful, and its surroundings are calming, showing the sacred beauty of the land with a archaeological history that goes back over 600 years (Literary history is 2,300+ years).

Paramadharmawardhanaramaya is not just a temple; it is a symbol of our village's history.

Check out it's official website which was developed and maintained by myself, Paramadhamma.org, for lots of information about the temple and our village. The website has everything from the temple's history to pictures, events, projects, and more.

The goal of this project is to make an online platform that captures the spirit of our temple, keeps our history alive, and brings our community together.

On Facebook, we have the official page of Paramadharmawardhanaramaya Temple. Our mission is to share the temple's teachings with the lively Sri Lankan community, especially the young folks nearby.

Our Facebook page is full of cool stuff, like awesome pictures of the temple, updates about special programs, events, and daily news.

In addition, I am really happy to be on the team bringing the Siri Pagnananda Dhamma School's YouTube Channel. Because of COVID-19 & the Economical Crisis, the school had to stop, but we were worked together to make sure students can keep learning online.

I designed a mobile application for the temple that has all the info about its daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly programs, and upcoming events. It is an easy way for people to stay connected with the temple.

I also handle the TripAdvisor page for Paramadharmawardhanaramaya Temple. We show off the beauty and cultural importance of the temple with lots of pictures.

Our main goal is to tell people around the world that the temple is a must-visit spot. We want to give accurate information about the temple's history, architecture, events, and other cool things to attract visitors.

Also, I am thrilled to share the official Instagram page of Paramadharmawardhanaramaya Temple with you!

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The History of Sri Lanka (HOSL) project started in September 2012 as a blog all about Sri Lankan history. It talks about important times from really long ago to the freedom fight in 1848, and even includes stuff that students learn in Advanced Level Sri Lankan History at school.

The blog is made for younger people, and what makes it special is that it looks at data and information in a smart way, not just from history books and stories.

It is super important to check historical information before believing it because stories can change, and sometimes authors might change details on purpose. So, we careful and uses critical methods when looking at historical records in books.

By thinking differently and logically, we can find new ways to understand Sri Lankan history. Besides articles, the blog also has pictures, videos, and other sources to make it interesting and fun to learn about history.

"දනාගේ පලා මල්ල" holds a special place among my various projects, gaining significant popularity since its inception in mid-March 2013. It serves as a platform where I weave together the intricate tapestry of my life experiences.

In my conviction, each individual possesses a distinctive narrative waiting to be shared, and through "දනාගේ පලා මල්ල," I strive to unveil my own life story. This journal not only delves into my personal encounters but also encapsulates stories I have heard and witnessed firsthand.

At the core of this endeavor is a fundamental desire to impart my insights and knowledge to a broader audience. To achieve this, I have meticulously categorized my stories into various sections, offering readers a glimpse into diverse aspects of my journey.

These categories include reflections on village life, poignant moments from school, explorations of ancestry, reflections on university life, tales from research endeavors, thrilling expeditions, and captivating travel experiences. Through this comprehensive organization, I aim to provide a multifaceted view of my life and the lessons derived from it.

In the contemporary era, the conventional practice of maintaining personal journals or diaries has largely been replaced by the trend of sharing daily anecdotes on social media platforms such as Facebook.

While some individuals share stories for the purpose of entertaining friends, others seek to educate or inform their followers. Additionally, there are those who utilize their daily narratives for self-promotion or to project an intellectual image.

Recognizing that many of us traverse long distances daily, either on foot or using public transportation, we have introduced an online journal titled "යමින් එමින් ගමන්". This journal is centered around our day-to-day experiences, with the intention of sharing our thoughts and perspectives with a wider audience.

It is important to highlight that this endeavor is a collaborative project, and I am joined in this effort by my partner, Darshana Prabath Dharmawardhana.