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Read what the Press says about Renaissance Sri Lanka.

Claude Lévi-Strauss, a renowned anthropologist, signed a remarkable account, Race and History, which brilliantly summarizes some fundamental key factors Renaissance Sri Lanka is built on: the intimate power of diversity and the meaningful importance of inclusion, under the form of coalition with other different human societies; accepting rather than fighting diversity, is the first step to reconcile ordinary differences…

We are honored to have Stephanie Siriwardhana as our Ambassadress. She is famous for being a former Miss Universe Sri Lanka and a former Miss Asia Pacific World Sri Lanka. She is known as an artiste, but what is less known is that she is also a true humanitarian.

The big global innovation and start-up hubs are having to make room for an Asian newcomer. Get to know why Sri Lanka is a major innovation starup hub!

Rukada is what a puppet is called in Sri Lanka. It literally means “figure” or “doll that is made of wood”. It started with the south – eastern artists in the country, who made masks. When they started to make dolls for entertainments, they were soon joined by musicians and actors and began to perform…

The Sinhala community of Sri Lanka is characterised by unique magic practices involving a realm of spirits. The God of Gods (or Devati Deva) is Lord Buddha, followed by the Gods (or Devi Davatas) and then other supernatural entities, like Yakkas, Rakshas, Nagas, and powerful spirits, such as Pretayas, Bahiravayas, Bhutayas, Holmanas and Avatharas. Take a Journey into the Supernatural Heart…

Sri Lanka has left its mark on the history of South Asia. Located at the crossroads of maritime routes of the Indian Ocean, “the resplendent island” has forged its destiny through its exchanges with the outside world. Cradle of flourishing civilizations since the arrival of man on the island, Sri Lanka is inseparable from the…

The inspiration for our logo lies in the lotus flower carved on a pillar of the Embekka Devalaya (Temple of Embekka) that was built by a Sri Lankan King, Vikramabahu III. The Sri Lankan lotus is synonymous with purity and hope across all communities of Sri Lanka. To emphasize the idea of rebirth, we represented…