MV Farah III, Shipwreck in Mullaitivu District, Sri Lanka.
The rusted hull of MV Farah III protrudes from coastal waters, displaying visible cuts made during its stripping by naval forces in 2006.
The Jordanian cargo vessel carrying 14,000 tons of rice encountered engine problems in December 2006 and was subsequently captured by LTTE naval forces.
This maritime relic stands as a testament to the complex period of civil conflict in Sri Lanka, marking a significant event in regional naval history.
Visitors can reach the wreck site by taking a coastal road from Mullaitivu town, with local guides offering detailed information about the vessel's final days.
The ship's structure bears marks where LTTE forces systematically removed parts for their operations, including navigation equipment and generators.
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