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US-Based Buddhist Monks Bring Peace Walk to Sri Lanka
- Saffron-Robed Buddhist monks began a week-long peace walk across Sri Lanka on April 22, accompanied by a rescued stray dog celebrity.
- Led by Vietnamese monk Pannakara, 13 monks started their march at dawn from a historic Buddhist temple in Dambulla, about 160 km north of Colombo.
- The monks previously gained international fame for a 108-day, 3,700 km walk from Texas to Washington, D.C., enduring freezing conditions.
- Their peace walk in Sri Lanka included devotees showing respect along the path, and they were expected to reach Colombo on April 28 to be warmly received.
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Global Peace Icon ‘Aloka’ to Receive Top-Tier Protection in Sri Lanka - LNW Lanka News Web
April 21, LNW (Colombo): The Sri Lanka Veterinary Association (SLVA) has announced comprehensive measures to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of ‘Aloka’, the internationally recognized rescue dog set to arrive in Sri Lanka for the upcoming “Walk for Peace.” According to the association, a full range of medical and emergency services has been arranged in preparation for Aloka’s visit. These include a dedicated 24-hour veterinary ambulanc…
Vietnamese monk Ven. Pannakara arrives in Sri Lanka for state-backed Walk for Peace
Photo credit: Bandaranaike International Airport Facebook page Seven Buddhist monks led by Vietnamese national Venerable Pannakara Thero arrived in Sri Lanka early this morning (April 21) to take part in the state-sponsored “Walk for Peace” programme, which will be held from today until April 28, 2026. The internationally recognised peace walk is being held in Sri Lanka under full state patronage, with support from a large number of state and pr…
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