Destinations

Nuwara Eliya is called the Little England with a typical English environment offers more than any other town has to offer. The town is well planed and still retains its English Style.

Yala National Park has two access roads from Colombo, one is along the coast via Galle, Matara, Tangalle, Hambantota, Tissamaharama which is 295 km. The ...

Ratnapura “Ratna” means Gems “Pura” means City in Sinhalese, so it is the “City of Gems”. It is the city that supplied gems to the ...

Sigiriya is 169 kms from Colombo . It’s on the way to Polonnaruwa. Sigiriya rock was a royal citadel for nearly twenty years and is...

Kandy is Sri Lanka’s most visited tourist destination other than Colombo. It’s the last Sinhala kingdom but still remains unique from rest of the country ...

Anuradhapura is the first recorded Capital of Sri Lanka. It takes the tourist to the flourishing days of Sri Lanka during the pre-Christian era. It ...

Polonnaruwa is the second most ancient of Sri Lanka's kingdoms, and was established as the Capital of Sri Lanka in the 11th Century.

Galle is a ‘must-see’ destination when you visit the south of Sri Lanka specifically to experience a tour of the Galle Fort which is the largest remaining fortress built by European occupiers in Asia.

Ella is a very popular hill-country village especially because it’s a place to cool down after your strenuous travels.

Sri Lanka is South Asia's favourite beach escape. The entire island is surrounded by blue crystal clear ocean.

The mountain is located in the southern reaches of the Central Highlands in the Ratnapura District and Nuwara Eliya district of the Sabaragamuwa Province and Central Province