The 2,500-year history of Sri Lanka is built upon the principles of loving-kindness and compassion. Fundamental to Sirin Park's goal are the values of educating children and caring for the elderly. It is our hope that all members of our community will feel loved and supported.

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Sirin Park holds in high regard all forms of life, from the most beautiful birds to the most primitive creatures. Because it displays the beauty and harmony of nature, we are devoted to preserving our environment for the advantage of subsequent generations. As you walk around Sirin Park, stop by our Pride Icons, which pay homage to the cultural traditions of Sri Lanka and Canada, and our 'Spice Island,'  In addition, the founder, placed a seedling of the Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree in the Buddhist Garden as a symbol of tranquility and enlightenment.

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Part of Sirin Park's unique ecology are the freshwater wetlands, marshes, and rivers that comprise this section of the park.

Sirin Park looks at what the locals want and what the holiday could mean for the area's economy, society, and the environment. It does this by considering both the present and the future. One way to reach this goal is to plan and manage tourist activities in a way that saves wildlife and natural areas.

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Another goal is to make sure that tourists have real experiences that don't take advantage of or change the local history and culture. To sum up, tourists have an immediate impact on the area's social and economic well-being by giving jobs and training to local businesses.