7-star facility hotel project in Udispattuwa

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Aviyana Private Chalets is considered as the first five-star with seven-star facility hotel project with the 'pick & cook' dining concept in South Asia to open its wings to the hospitality sector which provides luxurious, exquisite and individually designed chalets experience to its clientele. Aviyana, a five star with seven-star facilities hotel inclusive of 60 chalets, located at a serene hill country in Udispattuwa, Kandy, is simply dedicated to bring out an authentic, memorable and a luxurious experience to VIP travellers from all around the world. Pix by Pradeep Pathirana

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Kumar Tuesday, 08 November 2022 10:42 PM

Initially, I thought it was a shanty town.

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Sandy Tuesday, 08 November 2022 10:56 PM

Looks like a huge flop.

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Peacemaker Wednesday, 09 November 2022 01:26 AM

Really? A five star hotel? So who’s that ‘private’ owner?

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Ram Wednesday, 09 November 2022 01:38 AM

Looks attractive provided not proned to land slides. If geological report has been obtained fine.. Holiday makers may not want to be buried in the night

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Radar Wednesday, 09 November 2022 01:50 AM

Most of these ventures fail because of the exorbitant daily charges that is worked out in US$. If the Government and the Developers have a bit of common sense it may be a success. Reasonable daily occupational charges can make it with volume of tourists. Let us be honest, does anyone really think that millionaire tourists will visit this country right now? Last Bomb blast wiped out almost the entire family of a millionaire, now there is fuel rationing, shortage of daily food, unrest in the country and the list goes on and on. If the owners of these ventures and the Government does not know how curtail their naked greed any venture is bound to be a failure.

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Sri Wednesday, 09 November 2022 04:21 AM

We hope you don't destroy the nature and it's beauty by building more building in our natural environment..Birds; animals and trees have right to life like human beings ..we are bothered too much for our economy but it shouldn't be at the expense of the destruction of the nature and it's ecology

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Man Wednesday, 09 November 2022 09:45 AM

What precautions have been taken against landslides, in that area, by stabilizing the below slopes? No repeat incident please, like that house in Kandy.

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ghostlanka Wednesday, 09 November 2022 10:56 AM

Well poised on the hills for potential landslides?

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MirakRajBanda Wednesday, 09 November 2022 11:07 AM

They are butchering the nature in the name of tourism. Pristine ecosystem has been replaced by concrete jungle. I don't know who paid what for this project to go ahead. I'm so sad to see the pictures.

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M S A Mihraj Wednesday, 09 November 2022 11:08 AM

poor quality of construction

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“ The Lansi Burgher Gent “ Wednesday, 09 November 2022 03:06 PM

As usual with every development project in SL, an environmental disaster. Instead of beautiful tea estate and forests on the hills, we will end up seeing hideous blocks of concrete in the future. SL is losing its natural environment very very fast. All governments are missing the trees for the woods. Tourists don’t come here to look at building and silly structures of no importance i.e., lotus tower, etc. They come here for what nature has on offer. Our fellows will never get this. Look at Fiji, Tahiti, Seychelles, Mauritius and the other islands and learn.

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