A32 road (Sri Lanka)

The A32 road is a major highway in Sri Lanka, connecting Mannar Island to the mainland and extending southwards along the western coast of the Northern Province. It provides a vital transportation link for communities in the region.

The road's route generally follows the coastline, offering scenic views of the Indian Ocean and the surrounding landscapes. It is a crucial artery for local trade, tourism, and daily commutes. The A32 plays a significant role in connecting fishing villages, agricultural areas, and urban centers along the western coast of the northern peninsula.

The road's condition and maintenance have been subjects of attention, particularly in the aftermath of the Sri Lankan civil war. Rehabilitation and improvement projects have been undertaken to ensure better connectivity and smoother transportation flow. The A32 is an important part of the overall road network in Sri Lanka, contributing to the economic and social development of the northern region.