Things To Do

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in Kandy is Sri Lanka’s most revered Buddhist shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing Buddha’s sacred relic.

Rising from Sri Lanka’s cultural triangle, Sigiriya Rock Fortress is a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its rich history, art, and natural beauty.

"Dambulla Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Sri Lanka’s largest and most magnificent cave temple complex. Home to centuries-old Buddha statues, vibrant murals, and intricate carvings.

The Kandy Cultural Show brings Sri Lanka’s heritage to life with vibrant traditional dances, rhythmic drumming, and thrilling fire performances, offering visitors an unforgettable experience.

Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka’s second ancient capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved ruins, majestic temples, and rich legacy of royal history.

Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s first royal capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famed for its colossal stupas, sacred Sri Maha Bodhi tree, and advanced ancient reservoirs.

Step into Sri Lanka’s spice heritage, where cinnamon, pepper, cardamom, and nutmeg grow in lush gardens. Guided tours reveal their culinary, medicinal, and Ayurvedic secrets.

Coconut Tree Hill in Mirissa is one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic viewpoints, offering breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean framed by rows of swaying coconut palms.

Whale watching in Mirissa is one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic travel experiences, offering visitors the chance to see the mighty blue whale- the largest animal on Earth.

The Knuckles Mountain Range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands, is a haven of misty peaks, lush forests, and hidden waterfalls

Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is a sanctuary in Sri Lanka that cares for and protects orphaned and injured elephants, allowing visitors to see them up close in a natural setting.

Mihintale is a top cultural attraction in Sri Lanka, located near Anuradhapura and known as the birthplace of Buddhism.

Ambalangoda, a coastal town in southern Sri Lanka, is world-renowned for its traditional mask-making craft.

Hiriwadunna Village invites travelers to experience authentic rural life, connecting them with traditions, nature, and the warm hospitality of Sri Lanka’s countryside.

Colombo, the vibrant commercial capital of Sri Lanka, is a fascinating blend of modern city life and rich colonial heritage. This city tour offers a wonderful introduction to Colombo.

Galle City Tour offers a captivating journey through Sri Lanka’s southern coast, blending history, architecture, culture, and leisure.

Hiriketiya Beach, nestled near Dickwella on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, is a stunning horseshoe-shaped bay that has become one of the island’s most beloved seaside destinations.

Unawatuna Beach, just south of Galle, is one of Sri Lanka’s most famous coastal gems.

Arugam Bay, on Sri Lanka’s southeastern coast, is a world renowned surfing destination and a paradise for beach lovers.

Stilt fishing is one of the most iconic and visually captivating traditions found along the southern coast of Sri Lanka. Practiced mainly in coastal areas of Koggala, Ahangama, Mirissa & Weligama.

Sri Lanka’s southern coastline is one of the best places in the country to experience snorkeling, offering warm turquoise waters, vibrant coral reefs, and an abundance of tropical marine life.

Pidurangala Rock is a scenic hiking destination in central Sri Lanka, offering panoramic views of Sigiriya and the surrounding jungle.

Explore Negombo’s golden beaches, antique churches, lively fish market, Dutch fort & iconic sailing boats in one vibrant coastal journey.

Soar above Dambulla at sunrise an unforgettable hot air balloon adventure with breathtaking views of Sigiriya and lush landscapes.

Located in the scenic hill town of Ella, the famous Nine Arch Bridge is one of Sri Lanka’s most photographed landmarks and a top tourist attraction for visitors.

Minneriya National Park is a world-renowned wildlife attraction in Sri Lanka,Best known for the famous Elephant Gathering, the park becomes home to hundreds of wild Asian elephants.

Wilpattu National Park is Sri Lanka’s largest and one of its oldest wildlife reserves, famous for its unique “Willus” (natural rainwater lakes) and thriving leopard population.

Explore Horton Plains National Park in Sri Lanka a UNESCO World Heritage site with cloud forests, World’s End cliff, sambar deer, and rare leopards.

Yala National Park stands as Sri Lanka’s premier wildlife destination, renowned worldwide for hosting the highest concentration of leopards and offering thrilling safari adventures

Bundala National Park is Sri Lanka’s first Ramsar Wetland of International Importance and a paradise for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and eco-tourists.

Kumana National Park is Sri Lanka’s premier birdwatching destination, home to over 200 species of resident and migratory birds

Udawalawe National Park is the ultimate destination for elephant lovers and eco tourists. With guaranteed sightings, diverse wildlife.

Kaudulla National Park, located in Sri Lanka’s North Central Province, is celebrated for the spectacular Great Elephant Gathering.

Sinharaja Rainforest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Sri Lanka’s last remaining virgin tropical rainforest and a sanctuary of biodiversity.

Discover Sri Lanka’s iconic Gal Oya Lake, where boat safaris glide across the vast Senanayake Samudraya reservoir, surrounded by tranquil waters and scattered islands .

The Peradeniya Botanical Garden is Sri Lanka’s largest and most celebrated garden, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rare plant collections, and rich history.

The Hambantota Botanical Garden, officially called the Mirijjawila Dry Zone Botanical Garden, is a unique ecological treasure in southern Sri Lanka.

Yapahuwa Rock Fortress, Sri Lanka’s 13th‑century citadel, offers stunning carvings, rich history, and panoramic views for travelers.

Discover Udawatta Kele Sanctuary in Kandy – a historic royal forest park rich in biodiversity, birdlife, and cultural heritage, offering travelers a peaceful eco escape in Sri Lanka.

Experience the beauty of Sri Lanka’s wetlands with a peaceful boat ride through the breathtaking Muthurajawela Wetlands. This is one of the country’s most important wetland ecosystems.

The scenic train ride from Nanu Oya to Ella is one of the most breathtaking railway journeys in the world a true highlight of travel in Sri Lanka.

Nestled in the misty hills between Nuwara Eliya and Kandy, Ramboda Falls is one of Sri Lanka’s most enchanting waterfalls.

Experience the ultimate white water rafting adventure in Kithulgala, Sri Lanka’s premier destination for thrill seekers.

Sri Pada, also known as Adam’s Peak, rises 2,243 meters above Sri Lanka’s lush hill country and is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks.

Set in Sri Lanka’s central highlands, Nuwara Eliya is a charming hill‑country city known for its cool climate, misty mountains, and colonial heritage.

Giragama Tea Plantation highlights the enduring traditions of tea cultivation and production, offering visitors a genuine taste of one of the island’s most iconic exports.

Step into the emerald-green highlands of Sri Lanka, where rolling tea plantations stretch as far as the eye can see.

The Nuwara Eliya Golf Club, founded in 1889, is one of the oldest golf clubs in Asia and a treasured colonial landmark in Sri Lanka’s hill country.

Located in Seetha Eliya, just 5 km from Nuwara Eliya town, the Seetha Amman Kovil is one of Sri Lanka’s most revered Hindu temples and a site of immense cultural and mythological significance.

Namal Uyana Nature Trail, near Dambulla, is home to South Asia’s largest pink quartz mountain and Sri Lanka’s ancient ironwood forest.

Hidden deep within the forests near Anuradhapura, Ritigala is an ancient monastic complex dating back over 2,000 years. Once home to ascetic monks, its mysterious stone ruins.

Discover the timeless art of tea plucking at Pedro Tea Estate, Nuwara Eliya – a journey into the heart of Sri Lanka’s tea country and its global legacy.

Perched amidst the misty hills of Ramboda on the Kandy–Nuwara Eliya road, the Shri Bhakta Hanuman Temple is one of Sri Lanka’s most spiritually significant sites on the Ramayana Trail.

Rising gracefully above the hills of Bandarawela, the Mahamevnawa Buddhist Monastery invites travelers into a world of tranquility, meditation, and spiritual discovery.

Nestled amidst the lush tea estates and misty hills of Ella, Ravana Adventure Park is one of Sri Lanka’s premier destinations for thrill-seekers and nature lovers.

Discover the timeless charm of Thissamaharama, a village where tradition, spirituality, and nature blend seamlessly. This tour offers travelers a glimpse into authentic Sri Lankan rural life.

Sithulpawwa Temple is one of Sri Lanka’s most revered ancient Buddhist sites, blending spirituality, history, and natural beauty. Located within Yala National Park.

Katharagama Temple, dating back to the 2nd century BC, is one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred pilgrimage sites. Revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims.

Located within the boundaries of Udawalawe National Park, Ath Athuru Sewana (Elephant Transit Home) is one of Sri Lanka’s most inspiring wildlife conservation projects.

Waulpane Cave, also known as the “Cave of Bats,” is one of Sri Lanka’s most mysterious natural wonders, famous for its ancient limestone formations, internal waterfall, and massive bat colonies.

Ambuluwawa Tower, nestled above the charming town of Gampola in Sri Lanka’s Central Province, is a destination that blends adventure, spirituality, and breathtaking scenery.

The Triple Temple Circuit comprising Gadaladeniya, Lankathilaka, and Embekka Devalaya is one of Kandy’s most captivating heritage trails

Lunuganga, Geoffrey Bawa’s enchanting garden estate in Bentota, is one of Sri Lanka’s most captivating cultural attractions.

Discover the authentic charm of southern Sri Lanka on a countryside bicycle ride in Galle. This immersive cycling experience takes you along peaceful village roads.

Discover the charm of Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with an unforgettable cycling tour. Riding through its cobblestone streets and historic ramparts.

Kelaniya Raja Maha Vihara, more commonly known as Kelaniya Temple, is one of the most sacred and historically significant Buddhist shrines in Sri Lanka.

The Dutch Canal in Negombo, also called the Hamilton Canal, is a colonial-era waterway built by the Portuguese, expanded by the Dutch, and later reconstructed by the British in the early 1800s.