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Arugam Bay
Along Sri Lanka’s southeast coast lies a crescent of sand that has become a mecca for surfers and beach lovers alike. Arugam Bay, or “Arugam Kudah” in local parlance, is a laid‑back town where waves break in perfect succession, fishing...
Gal Oya Lake Elephant Ride (Gal Oya National Park)
Far from the crowds of Sri Lanka’s more famous reserves lies a sanctuary where elephants swim between tree‑topped islands and the forest echoes with birdsong. Gal Oya National Park in the island’s eastern province offers a safari experience unlike any...
Central Highlands of Sri Lanka
High above Sri Lanka’s coastal plains, the Central Highlands rise in a series of rugged mountains, rolling plateaus and misty forests that harbour some of the island’s most spectacular scenery. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this region comprises...
Sacred City of Kandy
Tucked among misty hills and ringed by lush forests and tea estates, the Sacred City of Kandy is a captivating blend of spirituality, history and natural beauty. As the last royal capital of the Sinhala kings, Kandy served as a...
Sinharaja Forest Reserve
Hidden within the wet lowlands of southwestern Sri Lanka is a living relic of a bygone age. The Sinharaja Forest Reserve is the island’s last viable expanse of primary tropical rainforest and a biodiversity hotspot of global importance. Recognised...
Old Town of Galle
On the sun‑drenched southwest coast of Sri Lanka lies a fortified city that has witnessed more than four centuries of global influence. The Old Town of Galle, also known as Galle Fort, is a UNESCO World Heritage site where European...
Sacred City of Anuradhapura
The Sacred City of Anuradhapura is one of Asia’s oldest inhabited cities and a cornerstone of Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage. Nestled in the island’s north central plains, this UNESCO World Heritage site showcases a civilization that thrived for over a...
Ancient City of Polonnaruwa
In the heart of Sri Lanka’s dry zone lies a landscape of lush gardens, brick temples and serene tanks that speak of a sophisticated civilization. The Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, served as the...
Dambulla Cave Temple
Set amidst the dry forests of Sri Lanka’s central plains is a vast rock that hides one of the island’s most remarkable religious complexes. The Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Golden Temple, is a series of five cave...
Ancient City of Sigiriya
Rising dramatically from the jungles of Sri Lanka’s central plains is a flat‑topped monolith that has captivated travellers for centuries. The Ancient City of Sigiriya, also called Lion Rock, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the crown...