Very clean. We were so impressed 😊

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They left india months ago this is recording 😂😂😂

They left india 1 month ago this video is recorded 😅

We made so much content in India so we just needed to catch uo😊 We will be posting 4x a week to catch up to real time 😊 so enjoy the content overload.

Must vist india wagah attari border during independence day you will the craze. .

Thank you so much for your lovely comments .

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I will appreciate your comment. Bro we love india as well ..

We definitely plan on visiting Bangladesh 😁😁thanks for these tips.

Thank you very much for your comment .love from Sri Lanka

@@janakiabeysundera1734 You organize your country well.

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Thank you for your honest view and recommendations ❤🖤

An Indian here, and you a Lankan? Just curious. Yes, I never knew Lotus Tower could be visited from the inside and had a fair bit too offer. They ought to have more facilities though at 7500 INR. For tourists from the subcontinent like Indian Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan it is still steep even after currency conversion for us at INR 1923.

@@basilsylvesterpinto10 Yes I am a Lanka living abroad in the West. I have visited Burj Khalifa in Dubai some years ago. This is privately owned business I believe. So $20 for foreigners is really not much considering the upkeep they need to do. I am not sure whether they do this, but they should consider giving SARRC countries some discount.

@@wlog101 so depending where you are based in the West it would be either peanuts or otherwise. If you were a true bled Lankan you would have understood.

@Basil Pinto 🤣🤣🤣 All over the world tourists attractions are costly. Specially tall towers with a 360 view

@@basilsylvesterpinto10 The tower is not really aimed at all at the locals as an attraction, and the price to go an visit the tower is very typical international standard. I paid the same to visit a tall tower in the middle of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam (Saigon) and that is of course also there a very steep price for the locals. By the way, I also bought a cup of coffee and a fresh juice in the cafe in the top of that tower, which probably, in all seriousness, cost me the same as an entire weeks budget to eat vegetarian food at restaurants and street food vendors, so basically crazy expensive, to local standards.

Thanks a million for your lovely comments about our motherland.

That lotus tower was crazy expensive😲 but we had to do it as it's the tallest free standing tower in Asia😲.

sri lanka is a much cleaner country than India. Atleast people are aware where to spit and throw wrapper unlike the idiotic Indian people who don't have basic sense of hygiene. ps : i am an Indian

As a sri lankan. I also agree with you

Why are you surprised ?

@@pankaja7974 Because, in my mind, Sri Lanka's economy has always been less than India and I figured, Colombo probably looked something like Mumbai. That's why I was (pleasantly) surprised to see its state.

Really... There were so little people there so cN think not many people know about it. Many more videos to come😁❤️

Inflation is everywhere.. here in Singapore things have doubled in a couple of years... Nobody talk about it...

The same in Denmark. Same wages, double prices in many things. You should see my electric bills this winter, and I live in a house, which is heated by heatpump (electric) in a climate, that demands indoor heating at winter. Just one of those three months electricity bills could be as much as a standard yearly income in Sri Lanka, and it also for me were breaking the bank. Still, hustling of tourists is a major problem in Sri Lanka and also growing and don't even try to convince me, that it is not: I have been there nine times and my ex-wife were from Sri Lanka. Last time I were in Colombo, and I do mean last, as I am never ever going there again, a tuk-tuk driver hustled me off 4.000 Rupees for a ride to a Hindu temple, which I could seriously have walked to in five minutes. They do well by sticking to the Uber listed prices, and it would be my advice for tourists going to Sri Lanka now, or to entirely go places in rented vehicles with fixed prices, as renting a scooter or even tuk tuk. That's what I did last time in Sri Lanka, which both saved me a lot of money and gave me freedom to go places on my own. By the way, renting a vehicle do also support a local, and not a hustler. I am not saying, that all tuk tuk drivers are hustlers, but they sure operates with tourist prices, and many indeed also are hustlers. In Sri Lanka you really never know, who you get a ride with. I had my worst ever taxi experience in Sri Lanka, and that even along with my local wife and her mother, who picked a tuk tuk driver, who clearly were on drugs and nearly ran us off the road several times! He actually did bust a wheel on his tuk tuk, which I only saw as funny: He earned nothing by scaring the shit out of us with his dangerous driving, that is for sure! You forget, you can support your local tuk tuk driver, because he is your neighbor and you know, that he is good guy, but that is not the case for a tourist, when we come to a country like Sri Lanka and basically anyone with a tuk tuk can act as a taxi driver.

yeah im with you. distance between two locations is about 3km. so 100 is enough for 1km 🙂

Was thinking the same. Feel sorry for the drivers and sellers. They were lucky people get not angry about them. 😮

The economy is already recovered now, 🇱🇰❤️🇮🇳

on the other hand same india is always for insult us as beggers and downgrade sri lankans , so no thanks we love china

Sri Lanka is almost recovered from the economic crisis. Thanks India for not leaving us alone in the difficult time ❤

@@sanjayaperera4040 idkin

​@@sanjayaperera4040 india 😂😂😂😂

Sri Lanka did have a crisis last year, but now all is okay, and it's honestly such a beautiful country 😊😊 but yes can't always trust what the media says. Sho, we did not even know what a cassava was let alone mhogo so we were impressed too😊

dont believe western and indian media, we didnt even felt that crisis much as media showed😂,as problems we just had food price doubled and 2h-5h power cuts and a fuel quota given to every citizen, power cut was affordable ,food too and food is not a problem for sri lanka there is enogh water and food cuz 80% of lankans live outside cities , they have big gardens to grow , actually rich people dont like to move to cities,abandoning their family owned lands,westen and especially indian media wanted to put the fault on china, but the real problem was presidents foolish decision of banning every chemical fertilizers for get non toxic food to avoid kidney disease and cancers , but he banned all by one night without doing it gradually , think what happened when a country mostly depend on agriculture exports like cinnomon , coconut ,rubber and tea? all exporters faced loses without fertilizer and cuz of covid we also havent much revenue from tourism , thats why sri lanka couldnt pay the debt and faced a crisis, what china have to do with that? nothing😂

That's cuz dutch colonized us

@skipper you are 100% correct. This dirty Indian media with ulterior motives planted fake stories about Sri Lanka. As usual when ever Sri Lanka is doing well India always do something bad to pull Sri Lanka down .like 30 years LTTE TERRORIST WAR SERVIVED WITH THE HELP OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. THEY TRAINE AND ARMED THE TERRORIST S INDIA HAS MUCH MORE POVERTY THAN ANYWHERE IN SOUTH ASIA. BUT THEY TALK ABOUT PAKISTAN. AND SRI LANKA. 🤣🤣🤣

The news are always lies and damned lies, sprinkled with some fear-mongering on top. I was there in August last year, when the protests were supposed to be on their highest, and never saw a single protestor! It is like all political protests in any nation: Avoid the big city centers and government buildings and you most likely would never even encounter any protest at all!

That makes sense😜 some places were expensive.

@@thebuddymoon yes obviously 😜

As a Sri Lankan I can guarantee it is not. Actually prices went down (when turned into foreign rates) after the recession.

That is not true at all. Yes, especially the energy prices has driven the prices up for a while, but you can eat on a restaurant much cheaper in Sri Lanka, than I can even buy the ingredients for, by a long shot, here in Denmark. 200 Rupees for a king coconut is expensive, also in Sri Lanka, so that is a tourist price, but 200 Rupees are half a US Dollars! What can you get in Europe, USA or South Africa for half a Dollars?

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Not when you complaint about $.50 coconut being expensive. Typically not even the locals haggler with poor street vendors and look for opportunities for support them. I wouldnt expect you to support them financially but not cool to haggle with those poor people when they are already offering a more than reasonable price.

@@lahirua Well, that were the one thing, that actually clearly were overpriced, and I have been in Sri Lanka nine times. Last time in August 2022, by the way. Even then in Ella, which is expensive and a bit of a tourist trap, I never paid more than 100 Rupee for a king coconut, and don't tell me, that the locals do not haggle street vendors: That is like your one national sport, man! My ex-wife were Sri Lankan!

this channel defines what FAKE HUMBLE MEANS .... at least the bees got paid back their hypocrit humble shit....trying to bargain coconuts , boat ride . wtf...

@@1corinthians15.1-4kjv yes that's why is your ex wife now...

200 is expensive though, for Sri Lanka. I have paid down to 30 Rupees for a king coconut and even last time, in August 2022, I never paid more than 100, and that were in Ella, which is as much a tourist trap, as central Colombo is.

@@1corinthians15.1-4kjv You won't get Thabili for rs 30 even in rural places unless its already about to go bad after siting in sun for weeks. Average price these days in colombo is Rs. 100-220 depending on place and size.

​@@rwrajithaI as an indian visited srilanka and king coconut I paid is srllanka rupee 100 rural side equivalent to Indian rupee 30/- Srilanka is cleaner than India

​​​@@1corinthians15.1-4kjvro find out what happend recently in sri lanka. Our president did crazy things. 2021 maree biscuit price only rs30 but now it's price rs100. everything has changed🙄 . Don't talk with out searching

We thought so too😜

Yep that's Sri Lanka... They do this everywhere. Zoo, National Parks, Temples, museums, EVERYWHERE. Went to Sigirya rock and I paid 10 500 rupees and my boyfriend as a local paid 100 rupees!! We go to temples... Boyfriend goes free and I pay 500-2000 rupees! It's disgusting! Everywhere is price for local and price for foreigners! I cannot recommend this country to anyone coz they are really greedy with foreigners.

I have never paid more than 100 Rupee for a king coconut in Sri Lanka, and that top price even were in very touristy and expensive Ella, August 2022. I have paid down to 30 Rupee and 50 is a standard price, even in places like Galle and Colombo. Yes, 200 Rupee is expensive, and the vendor even agreed!

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ඉන්දියාවෙ වගේ නෙමේ ලංකාවෙ ලොකුවට හෝන් ගැහිලි නෑ පාරවල්වල

@@skipper2594 මේ ගහන ටිකත් හොඳයටම වැඩියි, එයාලා අපේ අල්ලපු වත්තේ හිටියා කියලා අපිත් ඒ වගේම වෙන්න ඕනේ නෑ. අපි ඔය අහල පහළ හැමෝටම වඩා වෙනස් නිසා තමයි මේ අය ජාත්‍යන්තර නැවතුමක් කියන්නේ, උතුරු පැත්තේ තියෙන පුංචි ඇස් ආසියාවේ කට්ටිය හැරුනම. ඒ තත්වය මේන්ටේන් කරන්න හැම පුරවැසියෙක්‌ටම වගකීමක් තියෙනවා. ඒක තමයි ලොකුම සිස්ටම් චේන්ජ් එක.

@@kdes1212 බස් වලින් තමා හෝන් ගහන එක වැඩිම.

The Tamils of the north is as much indigenous to Sri Lanka as the Sinhala is by now, or how many millennia would you say, that it takes for a people to be a part of a nation? Did the civil war and the bloody end of it teach you nothing?

Thank you hehehe. 😊😊

Hey man😁😁 hope you enjoyed it on top thre like we did😁

@@thebuddymoon yeah… waited so long for this vlog

Look forward to sharing more videos with you 😊

Welcome

Thanks so much😁😁❤️ you are a Legend😁

Sri Lankan GDP STANDS AT 4600 $ After economic crisis down to 3800$ Indian GDP STANDS QT 2800$ SRI LANKA IS STILL DOING WELL IN SOUTH ASIA. BY NEXT YEAR SRI LANKA WILL BOUNCE BACK MUCH STRONGER

Quality of life has always been better in SL...pls look at the health education conditions and mortality rates and comment. However due to economies of scale and population there is higher GDP in India but not per head or per capita.