As the slightly chilly month of January eases into its second week, the Kelaniya Temple in Western Sri Lanka begins preparations for its annual pageant called the Duruthu Perahera. A composition of three separate processions each as vibrant and awe-inspiring as the other, the Duruthu Perahera is a religious celebration featuring colourful aspects of Sri Lanka’s ancient culture. The profound sound of drums, folk music and beautiful dance items pay tribute to an age-old culture with a penchant towards colourful celebrations filled with harmonious vibes. If you’re planning to see the procession including the day long preparations consider a service like Casons Rent a Car; one of the best ways to traverse to the suburbs of Colombo is through such a company that offers car rental. Sri Lanka has its own set of driving norms but once you get used to those, it is an easy way to travel to a suburb like Kelaniya. The Duruthu Perahera attracts hundreds of Sri Lankans annually and it is a sight worth seeing.
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