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Colombo — Sri Lanka’s vibrant capital — is a fusion of heritage, spirituality, colonial history and coastal charm.

Gangaramaya Temple, Galle Face Green, National Museum, Pettah Market, Viharamahadevi Park, Independence Memorial Hall and Mount Lavinia Beach all contribute to the city’s flavour and culture.

With shopping, dining, heritage and modern attractions — Colombo offers something for every traveller.

Sigiriya – The Lion Rock

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and architectural marvel, Sigiriya rises 200 metres above lush forests.

Built in the 5th century by King Kashyapa, the site features the mesmerising Sigiriya frescoes, Mirror Wall, and the colossal Lion Gate.

The summit rewards visitors with breathtaking views and ruins of the ancient royal palace.

Kandy – Cultural Capital of Sri Lanka

Home to the legendary Temple of the Tooth Relic, royal palaces, and the spectacular Esala Perahera festival.

Visitors enjoy Kandy Lake, Royal Botanical Gardens, and scenic highland landscapes surrounding the city.

Nuwara Eliya – “Little England”

Known for cool climate, colonial mansions and iconic Ceylon tea plantations.

Nearby attractions include Horton Plains, World’s End viewpoint, Lake Gregory and picturesque gardens.

Ella – Highland Paradise

Famous for Ella Rock, Little Adam’s Peak, Nine Arch Bridge and Ravana Falls.

Perfect for hiking, sunset points and tea estate visits.

Yala National Park – Wildlife Expedition

Yala has the world’s highest leopard density and is home to elephants, deer, bears, crocodiles and 200+ bird species.

Galle – Coastal Heritage City

Galle Fort — a UNESCO Heritage treasure — features Dutch mansions, museums, churches and oceanfront promenades.

Bentota – Beachside Tranquility

Golden beaches, Bentota River mangrove safaris, water sports and luxury resorts provide the perfect seaside escape.