Ceylon Calendar 2015

Immerse yourself in Ceylon Calendar 2015, the comprehensive calendar app customized for Sri Lankans across the globe, providing seamless integration of the Sinhala, Tamil, and English languages. This user-friendly platform caters specifically to your cultural and national days, highlighting Poya Days, Public Holidays, and Mercantile/Non-Mercantile Holidays with clear markings and descriptions.

Discover a complete Sri Lankan schedule at your fingertips with a platform that speaks to your cultural heritage, allowing you to effectively plan and manage your commitments around significant local holidays. Looking for a reliable way to balance personal, professional, and cultural engagements? The app merges effortlessly with your device's calendar as well as your Google Calendar, ensuring that Events and Appointments are harmonized with the important dates in Sri Lanka.

Attention to detail is evident with the innovative Fast update notification system. This feature ensures staying on top of any changes or updates, keeping users informed and prepared. There is no need to worry about missing out on any events with real-time sync capabilities and notifications.

Engage with a service that respects tradition and modern usability. The interface's simplicity and elegance allow for adding personal events with a simple tap on the date, enhancing user experience and personalization.

It's important to be discerning as not all calendar applications offer the authenticity and specific functionalities provided here. This platform sets itself apart by offering an accurate and dedicated holiday schedule for Sri Lankans. Users are encouraged to make informed decisions by reviewing comments and screenshots from fellow members of the community.

Embrace the ease of managing your schedule within the context of Sri Lankan culture, while synchronizing your personal events with national celebrations. Ceylon Calendar 2015 is not just an application – it’s a companion for all planning needs, ensuring that no special date is forgotten.