The lowland drum

               The lowland drum 

The lowland drum is an important figure in the traditional dance style of Sri Lanka. It is especially seen in festivals and celebrations held in areas such as Kegalle, Kandy and Colombo. The name "Pahatarata Beraya" is associated with its dance rules and musical rhythm, which shows the strength, skill and physical prowess of the dancer.

The specialty of the lowland drum is its airy and interesting rhythm. The dancer moves his body in a simple, soft and strong way, keeping it in tune with the music, entertaining the audience. The use of footwear, musical instruments and fashionable clothes while using the drum makes the dance more attractive.

In addition to integrating traditional and artistic elements of dance, the lowland drum is a means of providing mental entertainment to the audience. It gives immense pleasure to the audience during a festival and also helps to preserve the traditional value as a cultural heritage.

Finally, the lowland drum is a valuable part of the traditional dance heritage of Sri Lanka. It combines mental enjoyment, physical ability, and cultural richness to provide an unforgettable experience for the audience.