❮ ❯ Dambana Village is one of Sri Lanka’s most important cultural heritage sites. It is home to the Vedda community, Sri Lanka’s earliest known indigenous people, who have lived in harmony with the island’s forests for centuries. For travelers seeking authenticity, nature and living history, Dambana is a truly remarkable destination. Nature plays a…
❮ ❯ Nestled in the peaceful plains of the central highlands, Mahiyangana Raja Maha Viharaya stands proudly as one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred Buddhist temples and is believed to be the first place visited by Lord Buddha on the island. According to ancient sri lankan chronicles, Lord Buddha visited Mahiyangana nine months after attaining…
❮ ❯ Tucked away in the northern waters of Sri Lanka, Delft Island is one of the country’s most intriguing and untouched destinations. Known for its wild horses, coral walls and Dutch colonial ruins, Delft is perfect for travelers who love history, nature and remote island adventures. Delft Island (Nedunthevu) sits off the coast of…
❮ ❯ Wilpattu National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful wildlife destinations. Located in the northwest of the island, it is the largest national park in Sri Lanka and is famously known as the Leopard Kingdom. The park is well known for its Sri Lankan leopards, one of the rarest leopard subspecies in…
❮ ❯ All Major Sri Lankan Tourist Sites Are Open After the Recent Cyclone Sri Lanka experienced a brief period of challenging weather due to a cyclone a few days ago. Thanks to fast recovery efforts and the island’s strong tourism infrastructure, the situation has now improved & Sri Lanka is fully ready to welcome…
❮ ❯ Sri Lanka is famous for its lush forests, rivers, and stunning waterfalls. But many travelers worry that waterfalls may dry up during the sunny season. The good news is several waterfalls in Sri Lanka remain beautiful even in the dry months, thanks to their strong water sources and natural flow. If you’re planning a Sri…
❮ ❯ The whale watching season in Mirissa has officially begun and it’s one of the most exciting times to visit Sri Lanka’s south coast. From November onwards the Indian Ocean becomes calm and clear, creating the perfect conditions to spot the majestic Blue Whale, the largest animal on Earth. As the new season opens,…
❮ ❯ Lankaramaya was built by King Valagamba. It is one of the eight sacred places in Anuradhapura, known as “Atamasthanaya” which every Buddhist pilgrim wishes to visit. Though not as large or crowded as some of the other famous stupas, this sacred site offers a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere for visitors who seek a…
❮ ❯ Hidden in the sacred city of Anuradhapura, the Kuttam Pokuna also known as the Twin Ponds, stands as one of the most impressive examples of ancient Sri Lankan architecture and hydraulic engineering. These Twin Ponds were once used by Buddhist monks for ritual bathing. The Twin Ponds are more than just beautiful pools…
❮ ❯ Located in the sacred city of Anuradhapura, Abhayagiriya Stupa stands as one of the most magnificent monuments from Sri Lanka’s ancient past. Abhayagiriya was built by King Valagamba in the 1 st century BC. After regaining his throne, the king constructed this grand stupa as an act of gratitude and devotion to Buddhism….