South & West Coast
Galle
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic Galle Fort is a living testament to Dutch colonial architecture. Within its massive ramparts are narrow streets filled with chic cafes, boutique shops, and the famous lighthouse.
The island's oldest capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Anuradhapura is home to massive ancient stupas (dagobas), beautiful reservoirs, and the sacred Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree. It stands as a profound testament to ancient Sinhalese civilization and Buddhist faith.
The glorious second capital of Sri Lanka, its well-preserved ruins showcase the height of medieval architecture. Key highlights include the stunning Royal Palace complex and the magnificent rock-cut Buddha statues of Gal Vihara.The island's oldest capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Anuradhapura is home to massive ancient stupas (dagobas), beautiful reservoirs, and the sacred Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree. It stands as a profound testament to ancient Sinhalese civilization and Buddhist faith.
Famous as the "Lion Rock," this 200-meter-high rock fortress holds the ruins of an ancient palace on its summit. Known for its sophisticated water gardens, mirror wall, and world-famous Sigiriya Frescoes, it is a breathtaking UNESCO site.
A UNESCO-listed site, the Cave Temples feature over 150 Buddha statues and exquisite frescoes covering the cave walls within five main sanctuaries. It is the best preserved and largest cave-temple complex in Sri Lanka.
The cultural capital and last kingdom of Sri Lanka, nestled among lush green hills. Its center is the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa) and Kandy Lake. It is globally famous for the annual Esala Perahera pageant.
Known as 'Little England' due to its cool climate and charming colonial-era architecture. Surrounded by emerald tea plantations, it's the perfect place to explore tea factories, visit Gregory Lake, and enjoy scenic waterfalls.
A backpacker and hiking favorite, known for the magnificent views from Little Adam’s Peak and Ella Rock. It's the ideal spot to witness the iconic Nine Arch Bridge and experience the world-renowned scenic train ride through the highlands.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic Galle Fort is a living testament to Dutch colonial architecture. Within its massive ramparts are narrow streets filled with chic cafes, boutique shops, and the famous lighthouse.
Located at the northern tip, Jaffna offers a distinct Tamil culture, cuisine, and history separate from the south. Key attractions include the historic Jaffna Fort and the revered Nallur Kandaswamy Temple.
Home to one of the world's finest natural deep-sea harbours. Its pristine East Coast beaches are famous for whale and dolphin watching, and it also hosts the ancient cliff-top Koneswaram Temple.
A tranquil East Coast beach known for its long, shallow stretch of clear blue water, making it an ideal location for safe swimming, water sports, and family relaxation.