Hiking in Sri Lanka offers a side of the island many travellers never see. Beyond famous viewpoints and short nature walks, the country holds long trails that move through tea estates, cloud forests, grasslands, and remote villages. Sri Lanka Tourism…
Udawalawe National Park gives you one of the clearest, most consistent wildlife and nature experiences when you visit Sri Lanka. The landscape stays open, the tracks remain wide, and elephants often appear within minutes of entry. You sit in a…
Safaris in Sri Lanka attract travellers who want strong wildlife sightings in compact landscapes. You can see elephants, leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles, deer, and rare birds within a short driving distance. You move through forests, plains, wetlands, and coasts with…
What is Madu Ganga Madu Ganga is a small but rich watercourse in Southern Sri Lanka. It begins near Uragasmanhandiya in Galle District and flows into the Indian Ocean at Balapitiya. Along the way, it widens to form a lagoon…
Yala National Park, nestled in the southeastern region of Sri Lanka, is a haven for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and those intrigued by rich cultural depth. The park is a unique blend of ancient sites, rugged terrain, rich biodiversity, and…
Rising high above the misty highlands of Sri Lanka, Adam’s Peak stands as one of the country’s most sacred and scenic places. Known locally as Sri Pada, this striking conical mountain attracts pilgrims, trekkers, and travellers from around the world.…
A New Chapter in Travel in Sri Lanka The Pekoe Trail is changing how travellers see Sri Lanka. For decades, the island’s fame rested on golden beaches, sacred cities, and wildlife parks. Now, a new experience is taking shape in…