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For a small island in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is extremely biodiverse and gives you endless opportunities to explore; whether you are looking for treks through windswept tea estates or dense green rainforests, a relaxing day on a beach or an adventure through time discovering the wonders of ancient cities. Discover Sri Lanka’s amazing places, fantastical landscapes, exciting wildlife parks, breathtaking beaches and fascinating heritage with us.

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Adams Peak Hill Country

A holy pilgrimage site located in the northeast of Ratnapura, Adam’s Peak is considered the most sacred mountain in Sri Lanka. Also known as “Sri Pada” – which means “Sacred Footprint” – Adam’s Peak brings pilgrims of different faiths, including Buddhists, Christians, Muslims, and Tamils together.

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Anuradhapura Cultural Triangle

Witness the edge of the brilliant sun gleaming over historical monuments that are thousands of years old and walk through the sands of time with a heart full of Bliss in the culrually and spiritually significant capital of Sri Lanka!

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Arugam Bay East Coast

Picture perfect shores formed in the shape of a half-moon curve, Arugam Bay is famed the world over for its swells ideal for surfing! But it’s not all about the beach here in this little town, nature enthusiasts are in for a treat with exciting exotic wildlife safaris.

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Bentota South Coast

Bentota is a mellow coastal town situated in the Southern province of Sri Lanka. It is famous for its golden sandy beaches, and sapphire blue waters making it a great place for a beach holiday. You can enjoy some tranquil and family-friendly watersports, chill by the sandy shores, and explore the local culture.

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Colombo Commercial City

Colombo’s identity is peppered with various ethnicities and cultures, and it is apparent in the seamless marriage of modern high-rises with sprawling colonial architecture, gourmet restaurants and swanky bars. It is easily Sri Lanka’s most lively city.

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Dambulla Cultural Triangle

Dambulla is best known for its magnificent historical cave temples that feature five separate caves filled with Buddha statues, frescoes, and paintings dating back to the 1st century BC. Surrounded by green hills, a serene atmosphere, and fantastic views, the town is a haven for travelers to find solace and connect with nature.

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Ella Hill Country

Located on the southern edge of Sri Lanka's Hill Country, Ella is a small and scenic town that offers breathtaking outdoor experiences., If you are looking to enjoy beautiful waterfalls, green tea plantations, stunning views, carefree hikes across majestic mountains, Ella is the place to be.

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Gal Oya General

Home to scenic landscapes and diverse wildlife, Gal Oya is a rural hidden gem located in the southeast region of Sri Lanka. Whether you are a nature enthusiast looking for unique wildlife adventures or a traveller who wants to learn about the cultural heritage in the region, Gal Oya offers its visitors both!

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Galle South Coast

Discover the charming beauty of Galle – with its picturesque coastlines, paddy fields and plantations rich cultural heritage, and colonial architectural gems.

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Habarana Cultural Triangle

A small town in Sri Lanka’ s cultural traingle, known for its proximity to the ancient city of Anuradhapura and the Sigiriya rock fortress, Habarana is a central location surrounded by historical attractions, with great places to visit and interesting things to do.

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Hatton Hill Country

Discover the tea country of Sri Lanka in Hatton – home to world-renowned tea plantations, friendly locals, unique culture, and fascinating natural beauty.

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Hikkaduwa South Coast

With stunning beaches and waters rich in marine life, Hikkaduwa is a highlight of Sri Lanka’s southwestern coast. Brimming with life and exciting experiences, there is no better place in Sri Lanka for sunset cocktails, chilled out beach parties and a variety of water activites like swimming, snorkelling, diving and surfing.

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Horton Plains National Park Hill Country

One of the most spectacular destinations located in the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Horton Plains National Park expands over 3,000 hectares of land. Home to misty mountain forests, rolling grasslands, crystal clear streams, and fascinating endemic wildlife, this park is a top destination for adventurers, hikers, and nature lovers.

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Jaffna North

Heavily influenced by South Indian culture since ancient times, Jaffna is a laid-back destination in Sri Lanka that seems to be distinctively different from the rest of the country. From its culture to even the items sold in wayside markets, Jaffna exudes a unique ambience like no other on the island.

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Kalpitiya North East

If you are looking for a coastal vacation to escape the busy city life, Kalpitiya is bound to be your safe haven. Located in North Western coast of Sri Lanka the relatively undiscovered Kalpitiya peninsular and lagoon are packed with sun-kissed beaches, breathtaking sunsets, plenty of watersports, and beautiful views with a laid back rural beach town vibe.

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Kandy Hill Country

Rich in history, Kandy was Sri Lanka’s last stronghold and the kingdom that prospered with wealth and peace for centuries. Drenched in historic splendour, today, the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Kitulgala General

Located about 83 km from the Colombo International Airport, Kitulgala is a peaceful town surrounded by forested hills. For travellers looking for exciting White Water Rafting activities, there is no better place to be than Kitulgala. The town also offers plenty of other activities for adventurous travellers.

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Knuckles Mountain Range Hill Country

Also known as “Dumbara Mountain Range,” the Knuckles range is located in central Sri Lanka covering the districts of Kandy and Matale. Considered an incredible destination to explore, this biodiversity hotspot attracts many visitors who seek exciting adventures in the wilderness.

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Kumana National Park East Coast

Experience the wonders of Kumana National Park; teeming with rare and exotic species of birds and abundant wildlife in their natural habitat, as you enjoy an authentic wildlife safari experience amidst the most picturesque landscapes.

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Minneriya National Park Cultural Triangle

Play a game of hide and seek with Elephants, the gentle giants of Asia across the national parks at Minneriya, Kaudulla and Hurulu Eco Park, seeing forests, wetlands and scrubs dominated by the cloudy blue Minneriya Tank, one of the oldest reservoirs located in the cultural triangle of Sri Lanka.

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Mirissa South Coast

Start your mornings listening to the sounds of waves as you spend some relaxing days by the beach, sipping on a freshly plucked king coconut and chilling under a palm tree – Mirissa is a laid back town with proper island vibes.

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Negombo Commercial City

The seaside town of Negombo is just 20 minutes away from the Bandaranaike International Airport, making it a great place to start exploring Sri Lanka or end it in style. Once a commercial harbour for the Dutch and British, it has now developed into a vibrant community amidst a tranquil coastal fishing village. Its rich colonial history is clear throughout with a strong Dutch influence. Negombo offers a variety of things to see and do, with its interesting selection of restaurants and bars alongst the inland resort road, historical churches, a noisy fish market, amazing seafood, and wide golden sandy beaches dotted with fishing boats.

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Nuwara Eliya Hill Country

A surreal and peaceful town that synonymously blends natural splendour with colonial charm Nuwara Eliya – “The city of light” – was regarded as the paradise of Ceylon by the British!

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Pasikudah East Coast

Imagine a tropical paradise where each sunset is an explosion of colours and each sunrise brings a new meaning to "breathtaking"; Welcome to Pasikudah!

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Polonnaruwa Cultural Triangle

Being one of the ancient capitals of Sri Lanka, Polonnaruwa is part of the island’s cultural triangle. The once splendid kingdom of Polonnaruwa is immersed in its archaic glory even today with remnants of the past that tell the wonderful tales of an ancient time.

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Sigiriya Cultural Triangle

This fifth-century Rock Fortress in the Sky is a UNESCO World Heritage site. An engineering marvel, which King Kassapa constructed with the incredible ingenuity and skills of the ancient people of Sri Lanka, it served as a Royal Citadel for more than 18 years. This spectacular pillar of rock rises 200 meters from the scrub jungle and gives you a fascinating 360 degree view from the top.

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Sinharaja General

A surreal and scenic land that teems with life; composed of lush greenery, towering trees and a myriad of endemic fauna, Sinharaja is the last patch of virgin tropical rainforest located in the south west wet zone of Sri Lanka and a protected UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Tissamaharama Deep South

Tissamaharama flourished in the 3rd century BC and still maintains an air of historical significance as the gateway to Yala and Bundala National Parks and the ancient pilgrim town of Kataragama, located in the Uva province, Sri Lanka.

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Trincomalee East Coast

Trincomalee, a picturesque city on the Eastern coast of Sri Lanka, boasts the chance to see whales up close and personal, breathtaking beaches, ancient temples, vibrant street food, and a rich history. Add this unique destination to your bucket list and discover the beauty and transformative energy the city has in store for you.

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Udawalawe National Park General

Placed flush between Sri Lanka’s wet and dry zones, shadowed by the highlands in the north and the marshes in the south, Udawalawe National Park was designated as a national park in 1972.

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Wilpattu National Park North East

Known to be off-the-beaten-track and comparatively quieter, Wilpattu National Park is the largest and oldest in the country is a dense wilderness where you can feel immerse yourself in mother nature with a host of exotic wildlife.

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Yala National Park Deep South

A paradise for those who appreciate the beauty and diversity of nature; Yala is a robust habitat to a large variety of endemic wildlife and the highest density of leopards in the world -– and is located in the southeast region of Sri Lanka, near the majestic Indian Ocean.

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