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Welcome to Sri Lanka,
A paradise waiting to be explored!

For young travellers seeking the thrill of the unknown, Sri Lanka is a treasure trove of excitement. Picture yourself surfing the roaring waves of Arugam Bay, hiking through the lush trails of Ella, or exploring the vibrant streets of Colombo where every corner bursts with colour, music, and life. The island's pulse is contagious, calling you to dive headfirst into its boundless energy.

Nilaveli

Trincomale

Pasikudah

Batticaloa

Arugam Bay

Dickwella

Weligama

Mirissa

Unawatuna

Galle

Hikkaduwa

Bentota

Beruwala

Port City

Negombo

Kalpitiya

Jaffna

Trincomalee

Galle

Ambalangoda

Kotte

Kandy

Dambulla

Sigiriya

Polonaruwa

Ritigala

Mihintale

Anuradhapura

Kokilai Sacnctuary

Madu walk
sanctuary

Wilpattu

Mineriya

Wasgamuwa

Maduruoya

Galoya

Horton Plans

Kumana

Yala

Udawalawa

Sinharaj

Jaffna

Trincomalee

Batticalo

Galle

Hikkaduwa

Bentota

Colombo

Kotte

Negombo

Kalpitiya

Anuradhapura

Dambulla

Kandy

Polonnaruwa

Beach
Culture and Heritage
Nature and wild Life
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Sri Lanka

Did you know Sri Lanka is home to the world's oldest human-planted tree, the Sri Maha Bodhi, planted over 2,300 years ago? Or that it's the only country where you can see the world’s largest land mammal, the elephant, and the largest marine mammal, the blue whale, in a single day? Sri Lanka's cultural heritage is just as rich, with eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the ancient city of Anuradhapura and the stunning Sigiriya Rock Fortress.

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Nilaveli

Nilaveli-situated at a distance of 271 Km from Colombo-is a prime beach resort on the East coast. The beach has ample water sports facilities including fishing and sea angling. Nilaveli is ideally suited for sun bathing and diving. A few metres from the coast is a small rocky island good for snorkeling.

Trincomalee

Trincomalee is a natural harbor and it does offer some of the best sea bathing in the country. Further, along its northern stretch, the shallow beach goes up to half a mile into the sea. Hot wells and Pigeon Islands are popular tourist attractions as is the old Portuguese/Dutch fort situated there. Snorkelling and scuba diving are some of the most exhilarating things to do while on holiday in Trincomalee. The Kanniya hot springs too are one-of-a-kind experience to visitors. Marble Beach and the Arisimale Beach are some of the best beaches to visit.

Paiskudah

This is a bay which constitutes a wide beach and is just south of Kalkudah in Batticaloa District of Eastern Province and can be found nearly 110 Km from Colombo. The water here is extremely calm and is ideal for bathing, windsurfing and water skiing.

Batticaloa

Batticaloa is found along Sri Lanka’s Eastern Coat and has sandy beaches and a tranquil disposition. Two featured unspoiled beaches in the region is found in the forms of Passekudah and Kalkudah which are ideal for swimming.

Arugam Bay

Arugam Bay is a fishing village, located 314 km to the east of Colombo. The town has a sweeping beach and a beautiful bay that is good for surfing. Arugam bay offers numerous possibilities for water sports and underwater photography. Many shipwrecks of the coast offer a tempting challenge to the divers.

Dickwella

Dickwella is well known for its wide sandy beaches lining the large Dickwella Bay. The main attraction of Dickwella is the ‘Hummanaya’ blowhole which is 6 Km north-east of the town

Weligama

Weligama is a fishing town which translates to ‘Sandy Village’. It refers to the area’s sandy sweep bay and is a hugely popular tourist destination. Characteristic to the town of Weligama is its stilt fisherman as well as the offshore island Taprobane where the home of French Count de Maunay was built.

Mirissa

Located in the Matara district, Mirissa is a town grown popular for its golden beaches. The Mirissa Beach is a charming and calming at day and by night is comes alive thanks to its vibrant nightlife. Whale watching in Mirissa is a top favourite among visitors and is a much-enjoyed activity among all ages. For those who would like to step it up, do try out kitesurfing on the Mirissa Beach for some good memories.

Unawatuna

Unawatuna is a beautiful wide curving golden beach that is a popular tourist attraction. It is safe for bathing as the reef protects the beach. The rocky out crop — Rumasssala is associated to the legend of Ramayana is believed to be a piece of mountain that was fallen when Lord Hanuman brought the whole mountain to Sri Lanka when he was searching for some medicinal herbs that grew on it. The tranquil area is surrounded by Dutch architecture and it does add some charm to the place.

Galle

Galle-located 116 km to the south of Colombo on the southwest corner of the island-was founded in the 16th century by the Portuguese. It is the best example of a fortified city built by Europeans in South and South-East Asia, showing the interaction between European architectural styles and South Asian traditions. Galle has been declared a World Heritage City by the UNESCO

Hikkaduwa

Hikkaduwa is one of the most popular beach resorts of Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's only marine sanctuary is located here. It is an ideal place for nature lovers with its abundant corals and tropical fishes. Hikkaduwa has something to offer to everyone-coral for snorkellers, waves for surfers and white pristine beaches for those who want to relax and enjoy sunn and sand.

Bentota

Bentota is a famous beach resort at a distance of 62 km to the south of Colombo. Located at the junction of Bentota River and the sea the place offers plenty of water sport opportunities such as windsurfing, water-skiing and catamaran rides. The best time to visit Bentota is between October and April, when the sea is safest for swimming.

Beruwala

Beruwala Beach, nestled along Sri Lanka’s southwest coast, is a sun-drenched paradise offering a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Famous for its golden sands and calm turquoise waters, this idyllic destination is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and watersports. The beach is bordered by swaying coconut palms and features a vibrant fishing harbor, adding a touch of local charm. Nearby attractions include the iconic Barberyn Island Lighthouse and the historic Kande Viharaya Temple. Whether you're seeking serene sunsets or thrilling ocean activities, Beruwala Beach promises an unforgettable coastal escape.

Port City

Experience the urban beach at Port City Colombo, an emerging hotspot blending luxury and leisure. Enjoy modern amenities, waterfront dining, and a unique city beach experience in the heart of Colombo.

Negombo

Negombo is located at a distance of 37 Km from Colombo and just 6 Km from the Bandaranaike International Airport and is a traditional fishing town in Sri Lanka. The town has several buildings that date back to the Dutch and Portuguese colonial era and is predominantly Catholic. Negombo is a gourmet's delight with seafood available in plenty. Old world fishing crafts such as the outrigger canoe and the catamaran are very popular here.

Kalpitiya

Discover the pristine beaches of Kalpitiya, renowned for its kite surfing and dolphin watching. Explore the stunning coral reefs, mangrove forests, and the serene beauty of this coastal paradise.

Jaffna

The capital city of the Northern Province, Jaffna is home to centuries of heritage and culture. The city teems with glorious attractions such as the famous Nallur Kandasamy Temple, Jaffna Clock Tower and The Sangiliyan Statue. If you are a book lover, then the Jaffna Public Library is just the place to look through age old historical records and archives. Built by the Portuguese, the legendary Jaffna Fort too is a must-see and accounts for over 300 years of history.

Trincomalee

The sunny capital of the Eastern province, Trincomalee is every traveller’s dream. Its harbour is one of the best natural harbours in the world which is able to accommodate some of the bigger vessels. Coconut and rice plantations are in abundance and is quite a sight! The city was a favourite among the British who made it their naval headquarters in the region. One of its major attraction is the Koneswaram Temple, a classical-medieval Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Snorkelling and scuba diving are some of the most exhilarating things to do while on holiday in Trincomalee. The Kanniya hot springs too are one-of-a-kind experience to visitors. Marble Beach and the Arisimale Beach are some of the best beaches to visit.

Galle

Galle is a town situated on the southwestern tip of Sri Lanka and before the before the arrival of the Portuguese in the 16th century, when it was the main port on the island. The old town of Galle and its fortifications is a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site and has retained a colonial charm that draws a large number of tourists even to this day.

Ambalangoda

Ambalangoda-situated near the Bentota-and features a beautiful white sandy beach. The town is famous as the home of devil dancing, mask making as well as batiks and hand-woven cottons.

Kotte

Delve into the rich history of Kotte, the medieval kingdom and former capital of Sri Lanka. Visit the Kotte Raja Maha Vihara, a historic temple, and explore the city's ruins and ancient fortifications.

Kandy

The Ancient Hill Capital of Kandy is a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site and homes the ‘Temple of the Tooth’ — the tooth relic of the Lord Buddha. Kandy is found Nestled in the hills at an altitude of 488 metres. Kandy was the stronghold of the Sinhalese kings, who promoted and protected the local culture until the city fell to the British in 1815.

Dambulla

Dambulla Cave Temple and is also known as the Golden Temple. It is a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site and is situated in the central part of the country. Dambulla is the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka and there and there are more than 80 documented caves in the surrounding. A total of 153 Buddha statues can be found here.

Sigiriya

Located in the north-central province of Sri Lanka, Sigriya is known as the ‘Citadel in the Sky’. The name Sigiriya itself translates to Lion Rock and was constructed back in the 5th century A.D. It is made up of geometrically laid gardens, pools, foundations and murals of maidens — known as frescoes. The complex consists of central rock which rises 200 metres above its surroundings. Sigiriya is now a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site.

Polonnaruwa

Step into the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, another UNESCO World Heritage site. Witness the grandeur of ancient palaces, stupas, and the iconic Gal Vihara, featuring serene Buddha statues carved into granite.

Ritigala

Ritigala is a mountain that is seeped in legend, history and mystery. It is an archaeological site located in the central plains. The first temple was founded at the foot of the Ritigala mountain as far back as the 2nd century B.C. It was also the premise for a monastery for a group of ascetics priests that devoted themselves to absolute austerity.

Mihintale

Mihintale is a mountain peak near Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka. It is believed by Sri Lankans to be the site of a meeting between the Buddhist monk Mahinda and King Devanampiyatissa which inaugurated the presence of Buddhism in Sri Lanka. It is now a pilgrimage site, and the site of several religious monuments and abandoned structures.

Anuradhapura

Discover the ancient city of Anuradhapura, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the sacred Bodhi Tree, the oldest recorded tree in the world, and marvel at the stunning stupas, intricate carvings, and remnants of a glorious past.

Kokilai Sacnctuary

Kokilai Sanctuary, located on Sri Lanka's northeastern coast, is a tranquil haven for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers. This protected area is renowned for its stunning lagoons, mangroves, and lush wetlands, which provide a vital habitat for a diverse range of species. From flocks of migratory birds to native wildlife, Kokilai offers a peaceful retreat into nature's beauty, making it a must-visit for those seeking serenity and ecological wonders.

Madu walk sanctuary

Madu Walk Sanctuary, nestled along the scenic Madu River, is a serene wetland ecosystem rich in biodiversity. This tranquil sanctuary is home to mangrove forests, exotic bird species, and aquatic life, offering a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can explore its beauty through guided walks and boat rides, immersing themselves in the lush surroundings and the harmonious sounds of wildlife. Madu Walk Sanctuary is a perfect blend of natural wonder and relaxation, ideal for those seeking an eco-friendly adventure.

Wilpattu

Wilpattu is one of the oldest National Parks in Sri Lanka Located in Northwest coast lowland dry zone of Sri Lanka and stretches out for 131, 693 ha. Characteristic feature of the park is that majority of park area is covered with dense forest. Elephants, leopards, sloth bear, water buffalo and spotted deer are among the large mammals to be found here.

Minneriya National Park

The Minneriya National Park stretches for 8890 ha is an ideal eco tourism location in Sri Lanka The park consists of mixed evergreen forest and scrub areas and is home sambar deer, leopards and elephants. However the central feature of the park remains the ancient Minneriya Tank (built in 3rd century AD by King Mahasena).

Wasgamuwa National Park

Wasgamuwa National Park is a protected areas where Sri Lankan Elephants can be seen in large herds. It is also one of the key bird areas in Sri Lanka. The park is situated 225 Km away from Colombo.

Maduru Oya National Park

The Maduru Oya National Park is located in the Dry Zone and is 300 Km. away from Colombo and 58,849 hectares in extent. A wide variety of wildlife including some endemic birds species and reptiles are found here. It is also is rich in ancient ruins found in different places and its southern parts provide veddhas — indigenous people their living environment. Park.

Gal Oya National Park

Situated at Inginiyagala, 314 Km from Colombo, the Gal Oya National Park is most renowned for its elephant population. The park rolls out over 62, 936 ha and is of immense historic importance. Animals commonly spotted at Gal Oya National Park include Sloth bears, Asian elephants, wild boars, leopards, water buffalos, and monkey. home of the Sri Lanka Swamp Crocodile and more than 430 bird species,.

Horton Plains National Park

Horton Plains National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a breathtaking highland plateau located in Sri Lanka’s central hills. Renowned for its misty landscapes, rolling grasslands, and cloud forests, it is home to diverse wildlife, including the elusive Sri Lankan leopard and the sambar deer. The park’s iconic attractions include World’s End, a dramatic cliff offering panoramic views, and Baker’s Falls, a stunning cascade. Perfect for hikers and nature lovers, Horton Plains offers an unforgettable journey through one of Sri Lanka’s most pristine and enchanting natural habitats.

Kumana National Park

Kumana National Park, located on Sri Lanka’s southeastern coast, is a wildlife sanctuary celebrated for its rich birdlife and natural beauty. Famous for its wetlands and lagoons, the park serves as a vital habitat for migratory and resident bird species, including flamingos, pelicans, and painted storks. Beyond birdwatching, visitors can encounter elephants, leopards, and other wildlife amidst its diverse landscapes. A haven for nature enthusiasts, Kumana offers a serene escape into the wild, blending tranquility with unforgettable wildlife experiences.

Yala National Park

Yala National Park is the 2nd largest national park in Sri Lanka.It is situated in the southeast region of the island in the dry zone. Much of the reserve is parkland, but it also contains jungle, beaches, freshwater lakes and rivers and scrubland. Yala has the world's highest concentration of Leopards.

Uda Walawe National Park

Uda Walawe National Park is an important national park in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka and was established in 1972. This popular reserve has wild Asian elephants, leopards, crocodiles, golden jackals, water buffalo and grey langurs amongst other large animals as wells as birds.

Sinharaj Rain Forest

The Sinharaja Forest Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka, is a lush tropical rainforest teeming with biodiversity. Known as the "Kingdom of the Lion," it is home to numerous endemic flora and fauna, including rare birds, butterflies, and reptiles. A haven for nature enthusiasts and eco-travelers, Sinharaja offers serene trekking trails through dense vegetation, cascading waterfalls, and a tranquil atmosphere. This untouched wilderness provides a glimpse into Sri Lanka's natural heritage, making it an essential destination for any traveler seeking adventure and serenity.

Jaffna

The capital city of the Northern Province, Jaffna is home to centuries of heritage and culture. The city teems with glorious attractions such as the famous Nallur Kandasamy Temple, Jaffna Clock Tower and The Sangiliyan Statue. If you are a book lover, then the Jaffna Public Library is just the place to look through age old historical records and archives. Built by the Portuguese, the legendary Jaffna Fort too is a must-see and accounts for over 300 years of history.

Trincomalee

The sunny capital of the Eastern province, Trincomalee is every traveller’s dream. Its harbour is one of the best natural harbours in the world which is able to accommodate some of the bigger vessels. Coconut and rice plantations are in abundance and is quite a sight! The city was a favourite among the British who made it their naval headquarters in the region. One of its major attraction is the Koneswaram Temple, a classical-medieval Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Snorkelling and scuba diving are some of the most exhilarating things to do while on holiday in Trincomalee. The Kanniya hot springs too are one-of-a-kind experience to visitors. Marble Beach and the Arisimale Beach are some of the best beaches to visit.

Batticalo

Batticaloa, located on Sri Lanka’s picturesque east coast, is a charming town known for its serene lagoons, golden beaches, and rich cultural heritage. Often called the "Land of the Singing Fish" due to the unique sounds heard from its lagoon, Batticaloa offers a mix of natural beauty and historical landmarks, including the iconic Dutch Fort and ancient Hindu temples. Its warm hospitality, flavorful cuisine, and tranquil ambiance make Batticaloa a hidden gem for travelers seeking both relaxation and cultural exploration.

Galle

Galle is a town situated on the southwestern tip of Sri Lanka and before the before the arrival of the Portuguese in the 16th century, when it was the main port on the island. The old town of Galle and its fortifications is a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site and has retained a colonial charm that draws a large number of tourists even to this day.

Hikkaduwa

Experience the vibrant beach town of Hikkaduwa, famous for its coral reefs and surf-friendly waves. Enjoy snorkeling, diving, and a lively nightlife scene along the beautiful beaches.

Bentota

Relax in Bentota, a serene coastal town known for its pristine beaches and luxurious resorts. Enjoy water sports, river cruises, and Ayurvedic spa treatments for a rejuvenating escape.

Colombo

Explore Colombo, the commercial and cultural hub of Sri Lanka. Discover its colonial architecture, bustling markets, and vibrant nightlife. Visit landmarks like Galle Face Green and the Independence Memorial Hall.

Kotte

Sri Jayawardenapura Kotte, the administrative capital of Sri Lanka, seamlessly blends modernity with historical charm. Located just outside Colombo, this vibrant city is home to the country’s Parliament, set amidst the scenic Diyawanna Oya Lake. With its lush greenery, cultural landmarks, and urban conveniences, Kotte offers a unique mix of serenity and city life. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, picturesque waterways, and bustling markets, making it a dynamic destination rich in history and contemporary appeal.

Negombo

Negombo is located at a distance of 37 Km from Colombo and just 6 Km from the Bandaranaike International Airport and is a traditional fishing town in Sri Lanka. The town has several buildings that date back to the Dutch and Portuguese colonial era and is predominantly Catholic. Negombo is a gourmet's delight with seafood available in plenty. Old world fishing crafts such as the outrigger canoe and the catamaran are very popular here.

Kalpitiya

Kalpitiya, located on Sri Lanka’s northwestern coast, is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Known for its stunning beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life, it offers ideal conditions for water sports like kite surfing, snorkeling, and dolphin watching. The Kalpitiya Peninsula is also home to tranquil lagoons and lush mangroves, creating a serene environment perfect for relaxation and eco-tourism. With its untouched beauty and rich wildlife, Kalpitiya is a must-visit destination for those seeking both adventure and tranquility.

Anuradhapura

Immerse yourself in the history of Anuradhapura, the sacred city with centuries-old monuments. Explore the ancient stupas, monasteries, and the revered Sri Maha Bodhi tree, a symbol of enlightenment.

Dambulla

Dambulla Cave Temple and is also known as the Golden Temple. It is a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site and is situated in the central part of the country. Dambulla is the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka and there and there are more than 80 documented caves in the surrounding. A total of 153 Buddha statues can be found here.

Kandy

The Ancient Hill Capital of Kandy is a UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site and homes the ‘Temple of the Tooth’ — the tooth relic of the Lord Buddha. Kandy is found Nestled in the hills at an altitude of 488 metres. Kandy was the stronghold of the Sinhalese kings, who promoted and protected the local culture until the city fell to the British in 1815.

Polonnaruwa

Step into the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, another UNESCO World Heritage site. Witness the grandeur of ancient palaces, stupas, and the iconic Gal Vihara, featuring serene Buddha statues carved into granite.

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Whale watching in Mirissa

kitesurfing on the remote Kalpitiya Peninsula

Watch sunrise over Little Adam’s Peak 

Take a train ride from Colombo to The Hills

Sri Lankan Culinary Experience

Embark on a Sri Lankan culinary journey that awakens your senses with a medley of vibrant flavors. Delight in aromatic curries, coconut-infused dishes, and fresh seafood, all crafted with locally sourced ingredients. Wander through bustling markets, where the air is filled with the enticing scents of exotic spices. Engage with local chefs, learn the art of preparing traditional dishes like hoppers and kottu roti, and discover the secrets behind Sri Lanka's famed tea. This culinary adventure offers a deep dive into the island's rich cultural tapestry, ensuring every meal is a memorable experience.

Made by cooking rice in rich coconut milk until it becomes creamy and slightly sticky, Kiribath is enjoyed during special occasions and celebrations, often paired with spicy accompaniments like Lunu Miris (chili paste). It’s a symbol of prosperity and a beloved part of Sri Lankan culinary tradition.

Kiribath

Milk Rice A ceremonial Sri Lankan dish

Aapa (Sri Lankan Hopper) are bowl-shaped pancakes made from a fermented rice flour and coconut milk batter. With crispy edges and a soft center, they're often served with a fried egg or spicy sambols, offering a perfect mix of flavor and texture. A must-try for anyone experiencing Sri Lankan cuisine.

Aapa

A culinary icon in Sri Lanka

This dish is a vibrant medley of steamed rice paired with a variety of flavorful curries—often including vegetables, lentils, and meats. Each curry is packed with bold spices and coconut, offering a rich, aromatic experience. It's a perfect representation of Sri Lankan home-cooked comfort food.

Sri Lankan Rice and Curry

A staple of Sri Lankan cuisine

Made with flour, freshly grated coconut, and a touch of salt. Soft and chewy with a slight crisp on the outside, Pol Rotti is typically enjoyed with spicy sambols, curry, or even on its own for a simple yet satisfying meal. It’s a delicious, rustic staple of Sri Lankan cuisine.

Pol Rotti

A traditional Sri Lankan flatbread

Sri Lankan Culinary Experience

Kiribath

Milk Rice A ceremonial Sri Lankan dish

Aapa

A culinary icon in Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Rice and Curry

A staple of Sri Lankan cuisine

Pol Rotti

A traditional Sri Lankan flatbread

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