The Sinharaja Forest is a tropical rainforest in Sri Lanka that has been designated a World Heritage Site due to its high biodiversity. The forest covers 11,000 hectares and around 15,000 people live in peripheral villages around the forest. These villagers have been sustainably using this forest for their daily needs for generations. Their people's life, food, folk knowledge and many other things are based on the forest since ancient times.
Gal Bangalawa is one of the Guest houses in Sri Lanka that was constructed in British Colonial Era. As the guest house that provide the accommodations for the superintendent of estates nearby the gal Bangalawa. Nestle amongst the tea and rubber estates, the Gal Bangalawa was operated as a hotel in once upon a time. The Gal Bangalawa is located near the boarder of the Western Province and the Sabaragamu Province facing the Mountains terrains of the Sabaragamu, and facing the Wak Oya and near the Labugama Reservation. As of currently, the Gal Bangalawa is not servicing anyone.
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Gampaha District happens to be one of the key places in the country to have rich fertile soil that enable to grow any fruit or a vegetable including paddy
