Near the shores of L. Gan, the sea whispered stories to the children. They heard tales of mermaids with long, flowing hair and friendly dolphins that played in the waves. They learned to respect the sea and all its wonderful creatures. BizCo Kids sit by the beach, listening to the waves and imagining these magical sea creatures. They knew that the sea was full of stories waiting to be discovered.
In L. Gan, there were ancient ruins hidden in the lush forests. Some of them are Gamu Haiytheli in Mudhin Hinna area and Mumbaru in Kuru Hinna area of L. Gan Mukurimagu. Gamu Haiytheli is exactly 303 feet in circumference and it takes up 4848 square feet land area. These ruins were like magical puzzles made of old stones. Explorers and kids loved to visit these mysterious places. They imagined stories about kings and queens who might have lived there
In the lovely island of L. Gan, there were special people known as “Guardians of Tradition.” These were wise elders who knew all about the island’s customs and stories. They loved to share these stories with the children, teaching them dances, songs, and games that had been passed down for generations. BizCo Kids listened with big, curious eyes. They wore colorful clothes and danced to the music, celebrating the wonderful traditions of their island. They promised to be good guardians
Once upon a time, in a beautiful island called L. Gan, there were explorers with curious hearts. They dug in the soft sands, and there, they found treasures from a long, long time ago! These treasures were pieces of pottery and colorful beads that people used to wear. The people of L. Gan were excited. They called these treasures “echoes of the past.” It was like finding pieces of a puzzle that told the story of their island’s history. BizCo
