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Contributed by: DR. SEAN REIF D.C. on 6/5/2008

SRI LANKA

Renowned for combining traditional symbolism with modern techniques, the hotel has the appearance of a traditional regional vernacular building. The encroachment of the surrounding natural environment make the hotel memorable.

75 km south of Colombo on one of the most beautiful stretch of beach. The most famous Sri Lankan architect has designed the Triton Hotel. You may have a balcony or terrace orientated to the sea. Walk along golden sandy beaches and swim in azure seas. Get away on the holiday of your dreams.

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