Galle, a city on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, is renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture and the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Within the fort’s walls, you’ll find cobblestone streets lined with quaint cafes, boutiques, and art galleries.
Also known as Lion Rock, this ancient rock fortress and palace is one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage site.Sigiriya Lions Rock is 200 meters high and visitors can “climb” the 1,200 steps, divided amongst several staircases, to the top. As considered one of the best examples of ancient urban planning,
Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, serves as the country’s commercial and financial hub. Colombo’s blend of colonial architecture, modern skyscrapers, and vibrant street life offers a unique urban experience.
Nestled in the hills of central Sri Lanka, is a UNESCO World Heritage city. Kandy is also known for the annual Kandy Esala Perahera, a grand festival featuring traditional dancers, fire breathers, and beautifully decorated elephants
Yala National Park is renowned for its wildlife, including leopards, elephants, and a variety of bird species. The park covers diverse ecosystems, including grasslands, forests, lagoons, and beaches, providing habitats for a wide range of species.Eco-friendly lodges and campsites near the park offer a rustic yet comfortable safari experience.
Located near the famous Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Pidurangala offers a stunning view of Lion’s Rock and the surrounding landscape. The hike to the top takes about 30-45 minutes and is moderately challenging, with some steep sections. The summit provides panoramic views of the surrounding jungle and distant mountains.
Ahangama is known for its excellent surfing spots and traditional stilt fishing. Its beaches are less crowded, making it a peaceful retreat for relaxation and sunbathing. Surf lessons are available from local instructors catering to all skill levels. The town offers a glimpse into traditional Sri Lankan life, with local markets and fishing villages to explore.
Mirissa is a popular beach town renowned for its whale-watching tours, vibrant nightlife, and delicious seafood. Besides whale watching, it’s perfect for snorkelling and diving, with colourful coral reefs and diverse marine life.
Kottu is Sri Lanka’s hamburger – everybody’s favourite go-to fast food when craving something tasty and greasy.It resembles fried rice, except instead of rice, it’s made with a type of roti known as godamba roti
Traditionally a special occasion Sri Lankan dish eaten by itself like cake, or along with curries and sambols.
A type of pancake made from fermented rice flour and coconut milk. There are variations like plain hoppers, egg hoppers, and sweet hoppers.
Pol Sambol is a traditional Sri Lankan condiment made primarily from freshly grated coconut. It’s known for its vibrant flavours and is often served as a side dish with rice, bread, or hoppers.
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