Ampara is a district located in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. It is known for its rich cultural diversity, fertile agricultural land, and proximity to the Indian Ocean. The district is an important region in Sri Lanka both economically and geographically. The district is known for its agricultural productivity, especially in rice cultivation. The extensive dry zone irrigation systems, such as the Senanayake Samudraya (reservoir), play a crucial role in water supply for farming. The district is home to a number of rivers, lakes, and wetlands, including the large Ampara Lagoon

Batticaloa is a district located in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. It is known for its rich cultural history, scenic beauty, and strategic coastal location along the eastern shores of the island. Batticaloa lies on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, bordering the Bay of Bengal. The district's economy is largely driven by agriculture, with rice, coconuts, and other crops being cultivated. Fishing also plays a significant role due to its coastal location. Batticaloa has a rich history with significant Tamil heritage, and it has been influenced by various colonial powers such as the Portuguese, Dutch, and British.

Trincomalee is a district located in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. Known for its historical significance, rich cultural heritage, and natural beauty, it is one of the most important regions in the country. Trincomalee has a long history and was an important strategic location during the ancient, colonial, and modern periods. It has been a vital port for many civilizations, including the ancient Tamil kingdoms, Portuguese, Dutch, and British. The Kanniya Hot Springs are natural mineral springs in the region, known for their therapeutic properties.