The Kinniya Bridge crossing the lagoon on its concrete piers

A travel office in Kuttikarach, Kinniya, on Sri Lanka’s east coast, registered in 2006 and run by M.S. Mohamed Asmeer.

Visit us at 225/B Kuttikarach, Kinniya 04, or call 026 2236 953.

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About Ashri

Portrait of M.S. Mohamed Asmeer in a white shirt

M.S. Mohamed Asmeer

Managing director, Ashri Travels & Operators

Mohamed Asmeer runs Ashri Travels & Operators, a company registered in 2006, from Kuttikarach, Kinniya. Air tickets, visit visas, Hajj and Umrah, hotels, tours and vehicle hire are all arranged at his counter, in Tamil or in English.

Company registered
2006
Languages
Tamil and English
Company registered
2006
Managing director
M.S. Mohamed Asmeer
Office
225/B Kuttikarach, Kinniya 04

Who we are

Ashri Travels & Operators issues air tickets to any country, processes visit visas, arranges Hajj and Umrah, books hotels, plans tours and hires out a car, a van and a bus. Since the company was registered in 2006, families in Kinniya and across the Trincomalee District have planned the whole journey with us, in Tamil or in English, without first travelling to Colombo.

What we arrange

  • Air ticketsAny country
  • Date changesAny airline
  • Visit visasAny country
  • Middle East visasEvery type
  • Hajj and UmrahEvery season
  • Hotels and toursWorldwide
  • Vehicle hireCar, van, bus
  • Manpower and fingerprintsWork abroad
The coast at Kinniya

A Nenasala centre

The same office is an Arivakam–Nenasala knowledge centre, one of the community centres set up under ICTA’s e-Sri Lanka programme.

Where we work

We work from Kinniya The shore at Kinniya, across the water from Trincomalee The bay at Trincomalee, ticket nineteen airlines A SriLankan Airlines aircraft and send pilgrims to Makkah Masjid al-Haram in Makkah.

From Kinniya to any country, booked at one counter.

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Kinniya and the bay

Kinniya lies across the lagoon from Trincomalee, joined to it by the Kinniya Bridge. Our office is in Kuttikarach, a short walk from the main road.

The lagoon shore at Kinniya with the bridge in the distance
The lagoon shore at Kinniya
The bay at Trincomalee seen through the trees
The bay at Trincomalee

Trincomalee, 1702

Ceylon as Dutch mapmakers drew it, with the great harbour of Trincomalee on the east coast. Kinniya lies on the same bay, a short drive across the bridge from the town.

An engraved map of Ceylon made in 1702, with decorated cartouches and the coastline marked with harbours
Map of Ceylon made in 1702, by B.V. Lier, dated 1753.