The document summarizes a proposed golf course and biodiversity park project in Hanwella, Sri Lanka. The 181 hectare park aims to promote environmental protection, cultural and agricultural tourism. It also seeks to generate income from foreign visitors and upgrade living standards by attracting local and foreign tourists through agro-tourism activities like the 18-hole golf course, eco-lodges, boating, and horse riding. The project incorporates concepts like solar energy, wind power, wastewater recycling, and organic food production to be environmentally sustainable.

1. GOLF COURSE IN
HANWELLA

2. Golf Course in Barawa Biodiversity Park - Park developed
with the aspects of environment protection, cultural and
agriculture tourism – 181 ha
Environmental Sensitization
Park is spread over the Divisions of Padukka, Seethawaka
and Homagama. Sri Lanka’s response to mitigate climate
change and promote environment preservation.
Amed at sensitizing the public and especially the younger
generation on the need to conserve the Biodiversity of the
country.
Income Generation
Foreign visitors are attracted to Sri Lanka famed as a
biodiversity hotspot and a low carbon economy. The project
will upgrade living standard of the people attracting local
and foreign tourists through agro-tourism activities
Golf Course will increase the viability of the
proposals

3. This project incorporates many new concepts:
Eco village
Agro tourism
Eco tourism
Use of solar energy
Wind power
Dendro power
Reuse and recycle demonstration plants
Household garbage in to bio gas
Wastewater recycling and reuse,
Use of biodegradable items
Waste minimization,
Rain water harvesting
Organic food production

4. The land is about 40 minutes
outside Colombo
and will soon be even better
connected to the city by the
circular highway providing
easy access to visitors
International standard 18-hole
golf course
eco-lodges and green
homes
boating activities.
eco-hotel with Ayurvedic
spa and fitness centre
It provides the
investor with
an opportunity
to get involved
in a “Green”
project, which
can also be
commercially
viable
horse-riding

5. The Club House in
the Golf Course