Friday, February 8, 2013

Munaiady, Point-Pedro, Sri Lanka.

The road at Munaiady.

The northernmost point  of Sri Lanka, Munaiady, Point-Pedro.

The light-house Point-Pedro.

Fishing boats at Munaiady.
The coastal road leading to Point-Pedro from Thumbalai is now open for traffic.
Video:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IwotoZ0fl0&list=UU1dqepitfAJwrQWLD-gZ3NA&index=8

1 comment:

Philip Veerasingam said...


Sample.
The town is booming.
But a few hundred yards off, it is rural and likely to remain so.
This is the pattern in the rest of the country too, towns developed so that people can buy almost anything there without recourse to long treks to far off towns or cities.
Example Kurunegla is a bigger centre for recon. Cars and spares than Colombo. People just ring up on cell phones and the item will be delivered wherever needed.

In Jaffna the standard cost of a fridge is what we in Colombo have to wait for cut rates or sales!
Cheers.
jksw