THE LOVELY TRIP WITH MY FAMILY


                    I will never forget the wonderful trip took with my family on a cold December day in the year two thousand and nineteen. My family and a few cousins also joined me on that two day trip. Everyone who started our journey from our house in the morning first paid homage to the KIRIVEHERA  in KATARAGAMA . We worshiped at the KATARAGAMA shrine and from there we started our journey again with breakfast .

                                            

                        After that we worshiped at the SRI DALADA MALIHAWA  and enjoyed the coolness of the BOGAMBARA  LAKE for a long time. We later visited the DAMBULLA RAJAMAHA VIHARAYA and stayed at a hotel in the area where was stayed that day. I spend the rest of the night singing and having a lot of fun.

                
                        The next morning our route was to visit SIGIRIYA. That sigiriya trip was very difficult for me. Because of my fear of high places, I needed the help of others to overcome it. We also visited sigiriya and the HAGGALA. On the last day of our destination, I visited MORAGAHAKANDA KULASINHA Reservoir, our final destination.

                                                            
                           


                                    


                                     
        

                                                                

                                                                                                                               After spending a lot of time there too, We started our journey to reach our destination home. It was late at night when we got back home with a lot of fun over the two days. That way I will never forget those sweet two days I spend with my family loved ones. I look forward to having another chance to go on such a lovely fun trip.                                                                                        







  

  








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