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Batticoloa, Sri Lanka - Batticaloa, Sri Lanka
Batticoloa is about 300km from Colombo
Batticoloa or Batticaloa, Sri Lanka is home to the famous ‘singing
fish’. During the months of April and September on moonlit nights, it is
said you can hear a musical vibration, described by some as 'a humming' emanating
from the waters of the lagoon that surrounds Batticoloa. 'Batti' as it is known
locally, has a small well preserved Dutch fortress, dating originally from 1602,
but generally speaking is a quiet place with little else to offer. A quiet beach
with few tourists.
We apologise for the repetition of some place or proper names with different
spellings, but there is no definitive spelling translation of these words.
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Anuradhapura
Batticoloa
Colombo
Dambulla
Galle
Hambantota
Hikkaduwa
Jaffna
Kalutara
Kandy
Kotte
Kurunegala
Matara
Negombo
Nuwara
Eliya
Polonnaruwa
Puttalam
Ratnapura
Sigiriya
Rock
Sri
Jaya'pura
Trincomalee
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