Because Sri Lanka’s climate changes dramatically during the monsoon months, I have created a 7-day itinerary highlighting all the best places to visit in Sri Lanka during that time. In Sri Lanka, there are some places where it rains most of the time. Therefore, it’s important to plan where to go and when during your … Read more
Camping in Sri Lanka rewards travelers who plan around the monsoon and the permit system. The island packs highland grasslands, dry-zone wildlife buffers, and remote coastal stretches into a compact area. That means you can sleep at 1,500 metres one night and beside a warm reservoir the next. This guide covers 14 camping places in … Read more
Water sports in Bentota take place where the Bentota River meets the Indian Ocean, creating a dual playground of calm lagoon and open sea roughly 65 kilometres south of Colombo. The main activities include jet skiing, banana boat rides, tube rides, windsurfing, kayaking, and parasailing, with per-activity prices ranging from LKR 3,000 to LKR 8,000. … Read more
Camping places in Kandy District are managed campsites and wild camping areas spread across the Hanthana Mountain Range, Knuckles Conservation Forest, and the Elkaduwa plantation region. Sembuwatta Lake charges LKR 1,000 per person for overnight lakeside camping with a minimum group of ten, while Dome Hanthana offers tent pitches with open-air showers and 360-degree views … Read more
The Old Parliament Building is a Neo-Baroque landmark in Colombo Fort that served as Ceylon’s legislature from 1930 to 1983. Architect Austin Woodeson designed the building for the Public Works Department of Ceylon. The main contractor Walker Sons and Company completed construction at a cost of Rs 450,000. Governor Sir Herbert Stanley inaugurated the building … Read more
Have you ever thought about the thrill of water sports in Sri Lanka? Picture yourself white water rafting in Kitugala or snorkeling among vibrant coral reefs in Hikkaduwa. From serene lagoon canoeing in Unuwatuna to exciting speedboat rides, there’s something for everyone. No matter if you’re a beginner or a pro, these adventures promise unforgettable … Read more
The Colombo Galbokka Lighthouse is a 29-metre concrete tower that the Sri Lankan government built in 1952 to replace the Old Colombo Lighthouse on Chatham Street. The tower stands at Galbokka Point, south of the Port of Colombo, and the Sri Lanka Ports Authority maintains it as an active aid to navigation. Four stone lion … Read more
Camping places in Badulla is a highland and mid-country camping category that spans the Uva Province’s mountain ridges, reservoir edges, and tea estate paths. This guide profiles 14 verified campsites across Badulla District. Key shared include the Forest Department, the Divisional Secretariat land system, the Kalupahana trailhead, and the dry zone season window. Standout members … Read more
Journey through Matale’s top 10 one-day destinations and discover which adventure awaits you to make your trip unforgettable.
There is a waterfall hidden in the Colombo District. Most travelers drive past its turnoff without knowing it exists. They are heading to Ratnapura, to the hill country, to the famous cascades that appear on postcards and Instagram feeds. But Kumari Ella sits right here, barely an hour and a half from the Fort, waiting … Read more
When planning your trip to Kandy, Sri Lanka, selecting the right area to stay can significantly enhance your experience. Kandy, known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, offers a variety of accommodations that cater to different preferences and budgets. Whether you desire proximity to iconic attractions or a peaceful retreat, Kandy has something … Read more