Student questions and shared resources

Which ancient civilization built the Machu Picchu citadel in Peru?

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What is the most underrated traditional Sri Lankan dish that deserves more recognition?

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Did you know that the world's oldest known living tree is over 5,000 years old? Can you guess its name and location?

Did you know that the world's oldest known recipe is for beer, dating back to ancient Mesopotamia? What is your favorite traditional drink from Sri Lanka and what makes it special?

Did you know that the world's first chocolate bar was created in England in 1847? What is your favorite type of chocolate and why?

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Which Sri Lankan spice is known as 'Ceylon Cinnamon' and why is it considered superior to Cassia cinnamon?

Which Sri Lankan spice, known as 'true cinnamon', grows exclusively in the wet zone of the island and is considered superior to cassia cinnamon?

Did you know that the 'King Cobra' is actually a species of rat snake? What other common animal names in Sri Lanka are misleading about their true classification?

Which Sri Lankan spice is often called "the king of spices" and was historically so valuable that it drove European powers to colonize the island?

Which Sri Lankan spice is known as 'Ceylon Cinnamon' and why is it considered superior to other types?

Which Sri Lankan spice is known as 'true cinnamon' and differs from the common cassia found in supermarkets?

What is the one local Sri Lankan tradition or food that you think every visitor should experience at least once?

What is the most underrated traditional Sri Lankan dish that deserves to be more popular today?

Did you know that Sri Lanka's ancient irrigation systems, like the Kala Wewa, are still used today? What is your favorite historical site in Sri Lanka and why?

What is the most underrated traditional Sri Lankan dish that deserves a global spotlight?

Did you know that the 'Blue Tears' phenomenon in Sri Lanka is caused by bioluminescent plankton? Have you ever witnessed this glowing sea effect, and if so, where was it?

Which Sri Lankan spice is known as 'the queen of spices' and was historically more valuable than gold?