Umesha Sewwandi (VA20041)

 This is located in mirijawila in the Hambantota district. It is located facing the Colombo-katharagama main road. It is spread over an area of 300 acres. the uniqueness of this place is that you can see a lot of plants endemic to the dry zone. in addition, wet intermediate zone plants can be seen here. the park has some unique features that have made it a tourist attraction     1 . MALITHAN TREE TUNNEL It is so named because it is a tunnel coved with malithan trees planted on both sides of the access road.    2. BULU ROAD On both sides of this road whole plants of very rare and ayurvedic value have been planted.   3. CACTUS GARDEN It can be called a plant endemic to the dry zone. About 300 different species of cactus can be found including exotic species.    4. WILLOW ROAD This is known as the longest willow road in South Asia. It is length is about one and half kilometers. Hambantota is an area with high winds and there fore these willow tr...

 Located in the Hambantota district bordering the southern province. It is a temperate district the tolerates humid intermediate temperate to dry climates. It is unique for the environment as well as for various reasons.    1. MATTALA RAJAPAKSA  AIRPORT Mattala Rajapaksa Airport is the second international airport in Sri Lanka. It is opened on 18 March 2013. It has all the amenities of a ten-tier airport according to international calculations. It covers an area of about eight hundred hectares the administrative tower that displays its identity is unique.      2. RUHUNU MAGAMPURA INTERNATIONAL PORT The Hambantota international port is a deep water port in Sri Lanka. It was opened on 18 November 2010 and is Sri Lanka's second-largest port. Hambantota port project is one of the four ports being developed in Sri Lanka to boost the country's economy and enhance trade. Hambantota is dose to the Asian and European international shipping routes the Suez ...