Unseen Sri Lanka Souvenir Sheet 2016 MNH

The Unseen Sri Lanka Souvenir Sheet 2016 MNH is a collection of twelve stamps that showcase various hidden treasures and lesser-known locations in Sri Lanka. Each stamp represents a unique aspect of the country’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, or historical significance. The face value of each stamp is 25.

1. Bambarakanda Falls: This stamp features the majestic Bambarakanda Falls, the highest waterfall in Sri Lanka.
2. Sir Frederick North’s Bungalow: This stamp showcases the historic bungalow once used by Sir Frederick North, a British colonial governor.
3. Fort Hammenheil: The stamp highlights Fort Hammenheil, a historic fortification located on the scenic Delft Island.
4. Hummanaya: This stamp depicts Hummanaya, the only known blowhole in Sri Lanka and one of the largest in the world.
5. Sand Dunes: The stamp captures the picturesque sand dunes found in certain coastal areas of Sri Lanka.
6. Wild Horse Sanctuary: This stamp represents the Wild Horse Sanctuary in Delft Island, home to a population of wild horses.
7. Govinda Hela: The stamp showcases Govinda Hela, an ancient archaeological site believed to be the location of a historic palace.
8. Mini World’s End: This stamp features Mini World’s End, a stunning cliff formation offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
9. Queen’s Tower: The stamp highlights Queen’s Tower, a historic monument located in the city of Kandy.
10. Senanayaka Samudraya: This stamp represents Senanayaka Samudraya, a vast reservoir known for its scenic beauty and fishing opportunities.
11. Lighthouse and old pier (Mannar Island Lighthouse): The stamp showcases the iconic Mannar Island Lighthouse and the old pier.
12. Kudiramalai Point: This stamp captures the scenic Kudiramalai Point, known for its beautiful coastal cliffs and rock formations.

Collecting the Unseen Sri Lanka Souvenir Sheet 2016 MNH allows you to appreciate and celebrate these hidden treasures of Sri Lanka, promoting a deeper understanding and appreciation of the country’s diverse landscapes, history, and culture.