Sri Lanka is a Buddhist country with a very proud history of Buddhism. That is why there is a large number of Buddhist thinkers all over the country. We have created this page to make it easier for you to find information about
Delft Island is the only island in Sri Lanka where wild horses can be seen. The reason for this is that it was an island where horses were brought to the country by the colonial people for various purposes and later allowed to go wild. That is, not taking proper care of it. Later, the animals became extinct and became dwarfed due to lack of proper nutrition. (Some say horses are also part of a mixed animal). Delft Island is located in the Palk Strait of the Indian Ocean.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), which operates under the auspices of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UNESCO), classifies places of scientific, cultural or other such significance as "UNESCO World Heritage Sites". UNESCO has declared eight such sites in Sri Lanka as World Heritage Sites.