Diwali Gifts to Sri Lanka, Diwali Flowers to Sri Lanka, Diwali Gifts to Colombo

The island country of Sri Lanka is on the extreme southeastern point of India.
Lanka occupies an important place in the mythology associated with Deepawali. According to the celebrated epic Ramayana, Diwali is the day that Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after his 14-year exile after killing King Ravana of Sri Lanka
In Sri Lanka, Deepawali is celebrated in the traditional Indian style, though some unique traditions have also come to be associated with the festival.
In Sri Lanka, all Hindus take oil bath, wear new clothes, go to the temple and offer flowers and food to the Gods. Later people visit their friends and festivals.
The festival is marked by illumination, making of toys and making of figures out of crystal sugar popularly known as Misiri. The sugar crystals are used and distributed as sweets.
During the evening Hindus light oil lamps to invite the blessings of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. Later
Burning of crackers in the evening of the festival is a common and popular way of celebrating this festival.
On this festive occasion entire community irrespective of ones social standing, share sweets, burn firecrackers and send Deepavali cards to others