Sri Lanka is known for its rich and vast cultural diversity, with a blend ritual and customs, handed down through generations. Religion plays a major role in forming the tradition of the island nation.

1. Sri Lankan Art, Food And Culture
Sri Lanka is known for its rich and vast cultural diversity, with a blend ritual and customs,
handed down through generations. Religion plays a major role in forming the tradition of the
island nation. And some of the most alluring tourist attractions include the festivals which
revolve around Sri Lanka’s main religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam and Christianity.
The cultural heritage is reflected through its architecture, art, food and sculptures. And though
there is a great deal of extravagance that represents SriLanka’s history, the island’s lifestyle is
one characterized by simplicity and modesty. The people take special pride in their easy-going
approach to modern life while still celebrating a broad range of complex and amazing traditions
that continue to draw outsiders every year.
Sri Lankan Food
For food lovers, one of the most vital parts of Sri Lankan culture is its delicious and exotic
food. The common dishes here can be compared to an Indian or other southeast Asian cuisine,
but with a flavor and style all its own. It uses many native fruits and vegetables, which makes for
a healthy and even more unique experience with each new meal. Different types of cuisines are
made using a wide range of spices which further distinguish the flavor of the island.
Performing Arts
Music, art and drama are deeply ingrained into Sri Lankan culture. Art is an essential part of
Sri Lankan history dating back more than two thousand years. Different kinds of dance styles
such as classical and folk are popular for both performance and recreation.

2. Martial art from Sri Lanka
Two main styles of martial arts that are famous in Srilanka include Angampora and Cheena di.
Education
Srilanka offers free education up to advanced courses and education like university doctorates.
The country boasts an impressive literacy rate compared to other south-east Asian nations. The
country encourages its citizens to grow as intellectuals as well as creative thinkers.
Languages
Sinhala and Tamil are two most common and widely spoken languages in Srilanka. Though quite
distinct, these two languages have common linguistic characteristics. Over time, they have even
come to influence one another, with words and phrases or parts of speech being shared and by
the other.
Ayurveda
Ayurveda is a form of medicine that’s been traditionally seen to heal many diseases. Today, a
number of Ayurvedic clinics and spas are available for visitors who travel the country and is
known as a key recreational attraction for tourists.

3. Tea
Sri Lanka is also recognized as a world-renowned tea producer. Tea is an essential part of Sri
lankan culture, dating back through colonization centuries prior. Today, tea is offered to guests
while visiting homes in the city or in rural Srilanka.
Sri Lankan American Cultural Events
Sri Lanka foundation, a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles, CA plays a vital role in the
promotion of Sri Lankan culture in America and worldwide. SLF was founded in 2003 by
Walter Jayasinghe, a renowned Sri Lankan-American doctor in Los Angeles. A number of
festivals and events are organized by SLF to support people living in foreign countries.

4. Every year, SLF organizes Sri Lanka Day to showcase the history, culture and people of
Srilanka. This event provides an opportunity for people in LA to experience some of the best
Srilanka has to offer. Similarly, the ‘SLF Awards’ are held to honor noteworthy and remarkable
people from the Sri Lankan community in all areas of human discipline. Apart from these
events, the foundation is also known for organizing family events, performing arts and languages
classes as well as fashion and beauty pageants to showcase the creative beauty of the country.
Address-
Sri Lanka foundation
1930 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1100
Los Angeles, CA 90057
Phone : (213) 483 0126
Fax: (213) 413 1233
More info- https://srilankafoundation.org/
Email: info@srilankafoundation.org