Pride of Mullaitivu

Mullaitivu District stretches along Sri Lanka’s north eastern coast, where the Indian Ocean meets wide lagoons, dense forests, and long, open beaches. It is a land shaped by water, sand, and wind, and also by one of the most difficult chapters in the country’s recent history. Today, Mullaitivu stands as a district of recovery, natural beauty, and steady rebuilding, where life is returning to fields, schools, fishing harbors, and village streets with patience and resilience. A Landscape of Sea, Lagoons, and Forests Mullaitivu has one of the longest and least disturbed coastlines in Sri Lanka. Its geography is dominated by sandy beaches, shallow seas, lagoons, and forested inland areas. The Nanthi Kadal Lagoon and several other water bodies shape both the landscape and the livelihoo...