TRAVEL SRI LANKA - MEEMURE VILLAGE

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TRAVEL SRI LANKA - MEEMURE






















 Meemure is a remote village in Sri Lanka. There is no mobile coverage even. If someone wants to get an experience of the rural village lifestyle, should visit  Meemure. 

Location: Meemure, Sri Lanka

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