Seetha Amman Temple
A colorful Hindu temple in Nuwara Eliya, believed to be the spot from the Ramayana epic where Sita was held captive.
Nuwara Eliya
Often called “Little England,” this hill station is famous for its tea plantations, colonial charm, and cool climate.
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage
A sanctuary for rescued elephants, where visitors can watch them bathe in the river and roam freely.
Galle Fort
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this 16th-century fort blends colonial architecture, cafes, and ocean views.
Sigiriya Rock Fortress
An ancient rock citadel rising 200 meters, famous for its frescoes, gardens, and breathtaking summit views.
Galle Face Green
A seaside promenade in Colombo, perfect for evening strolls, street food, and watching the sunset.
Arugam Bay Beach
A world-class surfing destination on Sri Lanka’s east coast, known for its laid-back vibes and golden sands.
Turtle Hatchery, Hikkaduwa
A conservation center dedicated to protecting endangered sea turtles and releasing hatchlings into the ocean.
Gangaramaya Temple
One of Colombo’s most important Buddhist temples, blending modern architecture with cultural heritage.
Tea Factory, Nuwara Eliya
A chance to see the tea-making process firsthand and taste world-famous Ceylon tea amidst lush plantations.
Ravana Falls (Ella, Uva Province)
A stunning waterfall named after the legendary King Ravana. With water cascading over 25 meters, it’s surrounded by lush greenery and is a popular spot for photography and short hikes.
Hikkaduwa (Southern Coast)
A vibrant beach town famous for its golden sands, coral reefs, and surfing. Hikkaduwa is ideal for snorkeling, diving, and enjoying lively seaside cafes and nightlife.
Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Kandy)
A sacred Buddhist temple that houses the revered tooth relic of Lord Buddha. This historic temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a center of cultural and religious significance.
Yala National Park (Southeastern Sri Lanka)
One of the country’s most famous wildlife reserves. Yala is home to leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and many bird species, making it perfect for safari adventures.
Riverston (Central Highlands)
A scenic hill country destination with panoramic views, waterfalls, and hiking trails. Known for its serene atmosphere and mist-covered mountains, it’s a paradise for nature lovers.
Wasgamuwa National Park (North Central Province)
A protected area with forests, rivers, and wildlife including elephants, leopards, and various bird species. It’s less crowded than Yala, offering a peaceful safari experience in a pristine environment.