Top Events-Festivals in Sri lanka Aurudu (New Year), April Kandy Esala Perahera, August Duruthu Perahera, January Vesak Poya, May Christmas, December Maha Sivarathri,March Aurudu (New Year) Coinciding with the start…
View PostEnjoying the paved walkways, paddling a swan-shaped paddle boat , a giant helicopter boat or trotting around on a pony are all good reasons to devote an hour or so…
View PostThe legacies of regal Colombo are still all that much in place along its frequently shady roads. Fort the midst of widespread historic restoration while Pettah overflows with business sectors…
View PostSrilanka-Taxi-rickshaws-tuktuk The lines of motorized rickshaws (Tuk-tuks) which occupy the streets of every city, town and village are one of Sri Lanka’s most typical sights. Known by various names –…
View PostKoh Samet This small island, about 124 miles southeast of Bangkok, is home to popular beaches like Hat Sai Kaew and Ao Thian. Unlike the bigger beach towns in the…
View PostLovely Arugam Bay, a moon-shaped curl of soft sand, is home to a famed point break that many regard as the best surf spot in the country. The heart of…
View PostTravelling to Sri Lanka with Children Like a good rice and curry, Sri Lanka offers a dazzling array of choices. This is obviously not a first-world country, so the child who expects…
View Posthistorical places in galle Galle is believed to have been a religious city , from whence King Solomon gathered gold, spices, ivory, apes and peacocks, and the mixture of its fine natural harbour…
View PostThis 357-sq-km park often still referred to by its old name, Yala East, is much less frequently visited than its busy neighbour, Yala National Park. The result is a less…
View PostJust as the Literature Sri Lanka grew with Buddhism, so did the country's craft and building design and additionally form - all key parts of a srilanka's legacy. It was…
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