Surfing in Sri Lanka for beginners: where to learn and why

I was in Sri Lanka from November 23rd to December 10th, 2025, and it was here that I tried surfing for the first time. Before that, I only had experience with snowboarding, but for a long time I wanted to understand how much the feeling of an ocean wave is comparable to skiing on a

Autotourism and car: how to prepare a car for a trip

Autotourism is one of the most convenient and free travel formats. It allows you to plan your route yourself, visit small towns, natural locations and places where public transport rarely gets there.  But the comfort and safety of such a trip directly depend on the technical condition of the car. Autotourism: how to prepare a

How to take photos while traveling and get beautiful shots

Vivid memorable photos will help to prolong pleasant impressions after your vacation. Regardless of whether they were taken with a phone camera or professional optics.  In our guide, we have collected useful tips on how to take photos while traveling. Let’s tell you at what time of day the most interesting shots are obtained, let’s

Where to eat in Unawatuna: my personal recommendations

There is one problem in Sri Lanka: almost everything in the local cafes is peppered. I don’t like spicy food, and for a long time I couldn’t find a place where I could eat normally and without fire in my mouth. Surprisingly, the solution was found in Unawatuna. Here I found at least three places

Is it worth staying in Unawatuna: my personal observations

In general, the idea of staying in Unawatuna is quite a good one, especially if you came specifically to Sri Lanka for a swim, and there are those in your company who want to surf.  This place is conveniently located: nearby is Devata, a popular spot for novice surfers, and Galle with a UNESCO fortress.

What to see in Kuala Lumpur in 1-6 days: my personal experience

Most tourists come to Kuala Lumpur for one or two days, and that’s really enough to see the main thing.  But I decided to take my time and stayed for six days. I was talked out of it: “There’s nothing to do there.” But I’m not one of those people who gets bored in big

Shopping in Kuala Lumpur: where to go, what to buy

Six days in Kuala Lumpur would seem to be too short to think about shopping. Luggage is limited, the route is tight, and there is a flight to Sri Lanka ahead.  But the city knows how to smile softly at the traveler and imperceptibly take him under the marble arches of shopping malls, where the

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