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If you prefer cycling but aren't so keen on struggling with uphill climbs, there are many interesting trails in the lowlands of Sri Lanka that take you through a beautiful landscape of tea, rubber and spice plantations or even the ancient capital of POLONNARUWA .
With 103 rivers and a wealth of swamps, lagoons and interconnected old canals, Sri Lanka provides no end of opportunities to try out Kayaking / canoeing, which are a different and relaxing mode of transportation. Sri Lanka 's famous KALU GANGA (aka Black River) flows from the heart of the
Sri Lankan Expeditions facilitates bookings with the only Helicopter operator in Sri Lanka. In operation since 2003, our service provider operates a fleet of helicopter and fixed wing aircraft providing charter services to tourists, corporate clients and other visitors in the region.
Sri Lanka a breathtakingly beautiful island set in Indian ocean, where the sun shines 12 hours a day.Sri Lanka offers a wide variety of locations.We offer exotic and extraordinary locations that are normally inaccessible such as naturally beautiful settings, majestic hills, mist clad mount
Sri Lanka is a country in Central Asia with legal gambling. There are 2 cities with gambling facilities in Sri Lanka which have 11 legal gambling facilities available in total.The types of gambling available in Sri Lanka are: casinos.The largest gambling city in Sri Lanka is Colombo with 1
Shopping in Sri Lanka can take many forms haggling with a handicraft-seller while sunbathing on the beach choosing fruit from the traditional village store, 'the kade' while side-stepping sacks of rice or checking out the bargain-priced latest international fashions (Sri Lanka is a major g
From chic relaxing cocktail lounges, and modern international restaurants – to lively pubs, tapas bars and sports bars boasting snooker tables and large-screen TV’s, there’s something for everyone.
Sri Lanka’s hill country is a land of tea-laden hillsides, gurgling waterfalls, stirring mountains and clear hill-country air. Here, in temperatures akin to a beautiful English summer’s day, is wonderful walking country.
Sri Lanka and its many lakes, rivers, and leisure centers are good for practicing all types of swimming activities. The numerous lakes and swimming pools offer a good chance for young and old alike to get fun and cool off.
Explore our exotic city. We will let you have a feel and look around the city area in 4 hours on our half day city tour.
Just outside Colombo is one of the mast sacred and historic Buddhist sites in the country, the Kelaniya Raja Maha Vihara or Kelaniya Temple.
Built on land reclaimed from Colombo city’s landmark Beira Lake, the Gangaramaya Temple complex includes the Simamalaka Shrine, designed by renowned Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa.
They are taking no chances at St Anthony's Church Kochikade in Colombo: their statue of a saint revered throughout Sri Lanka is enclosed in a bullet-proof glass case.
One of the most beautiful and tranquil attractions in Colombo, the Seema Malaka Temple stands on three linked man-made island platforms on Beira Lake accessible via a bridge-like walkway.
Known as the home of Sri Lankan cricket, the R. Premadasa International stadium in Colombo has hosted more than 100 one-day international matches since it inaugural contest between Sri Lanka and England in 1986.It is the largest stadium in Sri Lanka.
The architectural purity and spirituality of the sacred Sri Ponnambalam Vanesar Kovil Hindu temple in Colombo brings devotees from all over the country to pay their respects to Lord Shiva, its presiding deity.
This historic place of Christian worship in Colombo is renowned for its amazing mural of the transfiguration, which was created by renowned Sri Lankan artist David Paynter.
Although Isipathanaramaya Temple was built in 1916, it is nevertheless one of the oldest in Colombo city, and is hailed as a place of peace, beauty, and contemplation.
Sri Lankan architectural historian Ismeth Raheem described the Old Parliament Building in Colombo city, an imposing monument to Sri Lanka’s imperial past, as a "masterpiece in stone".
Of the many legacies of Dutch rule in Ceylon, the 18th Century Wolvendaal Church in Colombo combines much of the symbolic—and symbiotic—iconography of church and state.
Colombo city is redolent with examples of its British, Portuguese and Dutch colonial past, a prime example of the latter being All Saints Church, perched atop what remains of the city’s old defensive wall.
One of the oldest mosques in Colombo city, the striking-looking Jami-Ul-Alfar was reputedly built at the request of Muslim shopkeepers in the bustling Pettah Bazaar to make it easier to attend Friday prayers.
One of the most amazing sights in Colombo is the gleaming white Buddhist stupa built atop an arch just beside the Sri Lankan Navy base in the Fort area.
The last (empty) packet of Gold Leaf cigarettes smoked on Sri Lankan soil by Ceylon’s last (allegedly tyrant) king is on display in this small but significant piece of Sri Lanka’s somewhat turbulent past.
Magnificent paintings of gods and goddesses, and an amazing carving of an astrology chart, decorate the inner roof of what is believed to be the oldest and largest Hindu temple in Colombo.
Christ Church, the main center of evangelical of worship in Colombo city for over a century, was built by the Church Missionary Society as an all-embracing ‘low church’ intended to be 'Evangelical in its worship, and musical in its setting’.
This beautiful old Colombo church displays much of the austere Calvinism of 19th Century Scotland. Here, faith, not religious folderol, creates a calm and understated oasis of Christian observance. Opened for worship in 1842.
This charming and idiosyncratic building, tucked away in the heart of north Colombo’s bustling Pettah market, is regarded as something of a minor architectural masterpiece.
One of the most amazing sights in Colombo is the gleaming white Buddhist stupa built atop an arch just beside the Sri Lankan Navy base in the Fort area.
Fort Railway Station, in the heart of Sri Lanka’s commercial capital of Colombo, was built by the British in 1917, and is strongly reminiscent of the celebrated Manchester Victoria station in the UK.
Sri Lanka’s seafaring tradition is a cornerstone of its history and culture, one that fostered its centuries-old trade in gems and spices throughout Asia, Arabia and the Far East. Today, the thousand of cargo ships that call at Colombo port every year from around the world.
When the original Colombo city church burned down in 1864 during a fireworks display to celebrate its dedication, it proved a blessing in disguise.
One of the oldest Colombo buildings, St Peter’s Church—known as the seafarers church, with the International Mission to Seafarers next door—is also one of the most beautiful and inspiring.
This beautiful and historic green oasis—it was originally named Victoria Park by the British—is the oldest and biggest public open space in Colombo city.
The 70 species of birds that live and breed on the Talangama Wetland are a testament to Sri Lanka’s determination to preserve its bio-diversity and promote eco-tourism throughout the island.
This verdant oasis of green—including the algae-infused water—has many star attractions, including the Seema Malaka island temple, with its elegant Buddhit statues, and the aptly named Lovers’ Island.
The breeding and conservation programs at the National Zoological Gardens, better know as Colombo Zoo, are key parts of Sri Lanka’s commitment to developing and expanding eco-tourism on the island.
TA national museum can be more than just the memory of a nation, a collection of artifacts of historic and cultural significance. It can also hold the legacy of a nation’s journey to statehood. Colombo National Museum is no exception.
Junius Richard Jayewardene, widely known as JR and scion of an illustrious Sri Lankan family, served as Prime Minister from 1977 to 1978 and as President from 1978 till 1989.
The history of 17th Century Dutch colonial rule in Sri Lanka is rich and varied, as is its celebrated contribution to a renowned architectural heritage, a style personified by the Colombo Dutch Museum.
The Gem Museum in Colombo harks back to the 1920s, when Mohamed Mahmood, a young Muslim with a passion for precious stones, started what is now City of Gems, a fourth-generation family business.
The new parish of Christ Church was carved out of the ancient parish of St Mary’s. In 1902 the church was considerably embellished by G. F. Bodley, and the cost was borne by Miss Trumper. A new sacristy was built and attached to the church by a 'cloister' passage, the organ was rebuilt under the west tower arch, the rood screen, the chapel screens, the statues of St James, St Paul, and King David were also added. The murals and the decoration of the roof were also done. There is a ring of eight bells.
Some of the best high-end hotels on the island feature on our Sri Lanka Luxury Escape itinerary.
Staying at the appropriately named Heritage Hotel, you will be perfectly placed to explore history..
No visit to Sri Lanka would be complete without seeing the best of our renowned Cultural Triangle,..
The Sri Lankan Architect Geoffrey Bawa is hailed as one of the most important Asian architects...
Cultural diversity is more than matched by the upscale hotels awaiting travellers on this tour.
One of Sri Lanka’s eight UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Golden Temple of Dambulla...
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage and Sigiriya Rock Fortress are two tour destinations most loved...
During the colonial era Golf was introduced to Sri Lanka by the British and then gained popularity..
Complete your Love Story…visit “the finest island of its size in all the world”
Complete your Love Story…visit “the finest island of its size in all the world”
This special tour will give you a change to look back at the high-end living and architectural...
Kandy and eastern Sri Lanka with its tropical landscapes, and beach beaches are the main attractions
Horseback riding through the surf of a tropical beach as the setting sun kisses the Indian Ocean...
Pledge Holidays ‘Gourmet In Style’ tour is a perfect opportunity for food lovers.
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