Kandy Lake Overview Kandy Lake, also called "Kiri Muhuda" or "Sea of Milk," is an exquisite man-made lake located in the heart of Kandy City and close to Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. This man-made lake was established in 1807 by the last king of Sri Lanka, King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe. This lake is […]
Minneriya National park Overview Minneriya National Park is a wildlife sanctuary in the North Central Province in Sri Lanka. The sanctuary is based on the ancient Minneriya Tank commonly called the Reservoir built by King Mahasen in the 3rd century AD. The attraction "The Gathering," a remarkable natural wonder witnessed in the world in this
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Sigiriya Rock and archeological museum Overview Sigiriya (Lion Rock) is said to be the "Eighth Wonder of the World." It is an ancient rock fortress and palace complex constructed atop a massive rock column of 200 meters in height by King Kashyapa (477–495 AD). The history reveals that the prince usurped his father's throne by
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Udawalawe National Park Overview The Udawalawe National Park is one of the finest wildlife safari destinations in the world to watch elephants in their natural habitat. Renowned for its immense populations of Asian elephants, this park comprises open grasslands and scrub forests in and around the humongous Udawalawe Reservoir. The open nature of this habitat,
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Dambulla cave temple Overview The Rangiri Dambulla Cave Temples are the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating back to the 1st century BC, this sacred site is famous worldwide for its colossal Buddha statues, statues of kings and gods, and
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Benthota/South Coast Beaches Overview Bentota is a renowned beach resort in Sri Lanka. It is known for its broad golden beach and the peculiar lagoon formed between the confluence of the river and the ocean. It is the ideal location for water sports, luxury-relaxation vacations, as well as discovering oceanic diversity. What can we do?
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Nuwara Eliya Overview Known as “Little England,” Nuwara Eliya is a world apart when compared to the tropical weather that encompasses the rest of Sri Lanka. Backed by mist-covered hills, colonial-style bungalows, Tudor-style hotels, and meticulously trimmed hedges, this town has a singularly European feel to it. This is also where the country’s tea production
Polonnaruwa Overview It is the second capital of Sri Lanka. It is also a World Heritage site under UNESCO. It is renowned for having well-preserved ruins of former palaces, massive stupas, and rock carvings. One of the unique features of an ancient city is that the ruins are located close to one another. What can
Galle Overview The pearl of southern Sri Lanka is Galle, with its iconic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which combines European architecture with tradition in an amazing way. This city shows history, beautiful beaches, and a whole different atmosphere that makes it one of the most attractive destinations to visit. What can we
Ella Overview Ella is a small, beautiful town in the Badulla District of Sri Lanka, famous for its breathtaking views of mountains, tea estates, and cool climate. It is perhaps one of the most sought-after places in Sri Lanka, a favorite haunt of backpackers and nature lovers. What can we do? Visit the Nine Arches
