Introduction Sri Lanka is well known for its beaches, temples, and tea farms—but its wildlife is just as exciting. One of the best places to see this is Yala National Park. It is the most popular and second-largest national park in the country. Yala is famous for having many leopards, making it a great place […]
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Introduction High in the misty hills of central Sri Lanka lies Nuwara Eliya, a quaint colonial-era town referred known as “Little England.” With its cool climate, well-manicured gardens, rolling green tea plantations, and British-style architecture, it feels like a European village in the middle tropical country. Popular among both local and international travelers, Nuwara Eliya
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Introduction Sigiriya Rock Fortress rises high above the flat lands in the central of Sri Lanka. It is one of the most famous and amazing places on the island. Some people even call it the Eighth wonder of the world. Sigiriya is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is known for its mix of
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Introduction Where the salty breeze from Indian Ocean blows through old stone streets and historical old architecture buildings, you’ll find Galle Fort – a special place that shows and tells the story of Sri Lanka’s colonial past. Galle fort is located on the island’s southern coast; Galle Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site built
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Introduction High in the misty mountains of Sri Lanka’s Uva Province, you will find Ella, a small town that has become an attractive for travelers seeking stunning scenery, outdoor adventure, and a relaxed vibe. With its sweeping tea plantations, breathtaking viewpoints, and cool mountain air, Ella is one of the most peaceful and beautiful destinations
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Introduction Nestled in the heart of Sri Lanka lies a region that is steeped in thousands of years of history, rich in architectural wonders, and surrounded by a lush tropical landscape — the Cultural Triangle. Encompassing the ancient cities of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, and Kandy, along with iconic sites like Sigiriya and Dambulla, this region forms
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Located north of Colombo, the Gampaha District offers a wealth of cultural, historical and natural attractions, although it is often overlooked by tourists. As part of Sri Lanka’s Western Province, Gampaha is a district of lush greenery, ancient temples, scenic rivers and tranquil villages. Whether you are interested in Buddhist heritage, colonial history or nature
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Nuwara Eliya district is nestled in the central hills of Sri Lanka. And it is a stunning destination that attracts tourists with its lush landscapes, cool climate, and rich cultural heritage. Often referred to as “Little England”, the district is known for its colonial charm, sprawling tea plantations, and breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you’re a
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Matale District, located in Sri Lanka’s Central Province, is a place that offers a perfect mixed of cultural wealth, historical importance, and natural beauty. While it may not be as well-known as some of Sri Lanka’s more popular tourist destinations, Matale is a treasure store of unique experiences waiting to be discovered. This region is
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The Kandy district is located right in the middle of Sri Lanka and is a stunning blend of cultural heritage and natural splendor. As that last royal capital of the island, Kandy holds a special place among travelers and Sri Lankans. Sacred temples, and the district’s green surroundings make it unique and must-visit place in
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