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    This document provides information about the diverse communities in Sri Lanka, including their traditional clothes, holidays, festivals, and foods. It discusses the Tamil community who wear lungis and saris and celebrate Diwali. It also outlines the Sinhala community who celebrate Vesak and wear osaris. Further, it details the Muslim community who observe Ramadan and Eid and wear thobes and abayas. Finally, it briefly mentions the Christian community and their celebration of holidays like Christmas and Easter.

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    Epic Tales of Sri Lanka's Diverse

    Communities
    Tamil
    clothes

    Men of this state put on a Dhoti or Lungi with a


    shirt and Angavastra.

    Women traditionally drape themselves in a


    sari.
    holiday’s

    diwali

    new year’s day

    thaipusam
    festivals

    thai pongal

    deepavali

    puthandu
    foods

    curry leaves rice

    coconut rice

    pepper rice
    sinhala
    clothes

    osari for women

    national kit for men


    holiday’s

    Vesak Full Moon Poya Day

    Sinhala & Tamil New Year Day


    festivals

    Poson Festival

    Kandy Esala Poya Perahera


    foods

    Milk Rice

    Rice and Curry


    muslim
    clothes

    men clothes

    men is clothesThobe. Moritz Wolf


    Ghutra and Egal. Juanmonino
    Bisht. Matilde Gattoni
    Serwal. sanka Brendon Ratnayake
    Shalwar Kameez. Aliraza Khatri's Photography
    Izar. sanka Brendon Ratnayake /
    Turban.
    women clothes

    Hijab

    Abaya

    Burka

    Jilbāb

    Niqāb

    Thobe

    Chador

    Keffiyeh

    Hijab al-amira
    holiday’s

    Eid Al-Fitr

    Eid Al-Adha
    festivals

    Ramadan
    Mawlid
    Ashura
    Islamic New Year
    Day of Arafat
    Muharram
    Prophet's Ascension
    foods

    Tabbouleh

    Falafel

    Labneh
    cristian’s
    clothes

    men clothes wear long sleeves


    and a full ankle length

    women clothes wear frock


    holiday’s

    halloween

    christmas

    easter
    festivals

    lent

    easter

    christmas
    foods

    turky
    pestriy
    cake
    rice
    signed off by the one and
    only Janidu

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