Dive into the captivating history of Sri Lanka’s governance and architecture with From Governor's Pavilion to President's Pavilion. Authored by Nihal Karunaratna and published by the National Archives, this meticulously researched work unveils the intriguing evolution of the Pavilion in Kandy, a provincial residence of both Governors and Presidents of Sri Lanka.
 
Split into three compelling parts, the book explores:
The Pavilion’s design and construction,
Architectural impressions and historical significance,
Events and distinguished visitors who left their mark.
 
A treasure trove of historical insights, this volume illuminates unknown facts about one of the nation’s most significant residences. It complements the earlier publication From Governor's Residence to President's House by Dr. Brendon Gooneratne (1981), enriching the narrative of Sri Lanka’s heritage.
 
Beautifully documented and expertly printed, this first-edition book is an essential addition to the collection of history enthusiasts, architects, and anyone keen on understanding the legacy of Sri Lanka’s past.