A Yala Safari is one of the most thrilling experiences in Sri Lanka, offering a chance to see exotic wildlife up close in its natural habitat. Known for its high density of leopards, diverse ecosystems, and scenic landscapes, Yala National Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Here’s everything you need…
Ella, Sri Lanka is a haven for travelers seeking a blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural charm. Nestled in the lush hill country, Ella is famous for its breathtaking landscapes, stunning viewpoints, and vibrant local culture. If you’re planning a visit, here are some top things to do in Ella that shouldn’t be missed.…
Colombo City Tour Enjoy sightseeing in Colombo at a time of the day of your choice. You will visit top Colombo attractions such as the National Museum, soak up the Indian Ocean views along Galle Face, dive into bustling Pettah Market, admire the Gangarama Temple, and more. Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka. The…
Jaffna is the capital of North Province and Jaffna district and the most important city in the Tamil-populated north of the island. Jaffna is located in the north of Sri Lanka about 360 kilometers north of the capital Colombo on the Jaffna peninsula, an area that is only connected by a narrow strip of land…
Horton Plains National Park is located in the highlands of Sri Lanka in the Nuwara Eliya district. The most famous attraction in the park is World’s End, where the plateau suddenly stops and falls almost 700 meters down. From the steep slope of more than 1050 meters in altitude, you have a clear view (in…
Sinharaja Forest is a tropical lowland rainforest in southwestern Sri Lanka. The Sinharaja National Park has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988 and is one of the last large contiguous forest areas on the island. The area is famous for its immense plant and animal diversity. Conclusion: For all nature lovers, the guided…
The Uda Walawe National Park is located in the south of the island between Ratnapura and Kataragama. The area was declared a national park in 1972 to provide protection for the species that live there. Typical for the park is the relatively long dry season. Monsum is between May and September. The national park is…
Yala National Park is the best known, largest and oldest nature reserve in Sri Lanka. The national park is located in the southeast of the island in the territory of the southern province of Uva. At 1512 km² are numerous mammal and bird species make the park a very popular destination. The park is divided…
Trincomalee is the capital of the Eastern Province and is located in northeastern Sri Lanka, about 260 km from Colombo. “Trinco” as the city is popularly known, has one of the largest natural deep sea ports in the world. The symbol of the city is the Tirukoneswaram Temple, one of the most important Shiva temples…
Sigiriya is a monolith rising 200 meters from the bottom of the jungle. The Rock Fortress, also called Lion’s Rock, is one of Sri Lanka’s most remarkable and historic places and is therefore also known as the eighth wonder of the world. The climb is arduous because of the altitude and the heat, but the…