The “Singing fish” of Batticaloa is a unique natural phenomenon that occurs in the water of lagoon in Batticaloa, a city located in the eastern part of Sri Lanka. The singing fish, known locally as “Makara Meen” id believed to emit musical sounds or vibrations underwater, creating a melodious noise resembling the sound of a musical instrument.

The singing fish phenomenon gained popularity in the mid-20^th century when it was discovered by locals and fisherman in Batticaloa. According to popular belief, the fish produce musical sounds during the mating season as a form of courtship or communication. The sounds are said to resemble the melodies of traditional Sri Lankan music.

The singing Fish has become a tourist attraction in Batticaloa, drawing visitors who are curious to witness this unique natural occurrence. In recent years there have been efforts to promote tourism in the region by organizing Singing Fish Festivals and establishing observation points for tourist to experience the phenomenon.

So please visit east and experience the unique natures gift.