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Best regions for remote work
The best regions for remote work: Colombo and the southern coast.
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Expats
Expat life: communities, services and the experience of moving to the island.
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Where to buy European-style dairy
Where to buy cheese, cottage cheese, and European-style dairy products.
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Lactose-free and alternative milk
Lactose-free products and alternative milk on the island.
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Gifts for Subscribers
How subscribers are tracked down on the island and given gifts from the WeTeam crew.
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Gifts for Subscribers
How subscribers are tracked down on the island and given branded WeTeam gifts.
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Relationships with Locals
Practical advice on personal contacts and exchanging favors with Sri Lankans.
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Where to wait out the low season
Colombo, Galle and the south coast as places to live during the rainy season.
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Living between Russia and Sri Lanka
A comparison of everyday life on the island and in Russia.
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Social life
Events, exhibitions, workshops, and opportunities to meet people in the major cities.
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Expat community
International teams and foreigners taking part in the island's sporting life.
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Amateur sports
Taking part in competitions as a way to socialize and integrate into the local community.
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Seasons and rhythm of life
Differences between the tourist season and the off-season in the lives of long-term island residents.
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Expats in Arugam Bay
Arugam Bay as a gathering place for expats, surfers and experienced travelers.
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The typical traveler in Arugam Bay
A portrait of the typical tourist and expat in Arugam Bay and the international community of travelers.
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Finding good coffee in Sri Lanka
Finding quality coffee on the island and what to know about Sri Lanka's coffee culture.
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Emigrating to Sri Lanka: how Russians live on the island
Unawatuna’s Russian-speaking community and the stories of long-time island residents.
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