8 Day Trip to Galle, Kandy, Colombo, Dambulla, Mirissa, Sigiriya from Mumbai

Used to be this market was open only on Thursdays. Probably out of an urge to be 'good' they are ...

Deshamanya Geoffrey Manning Bawa was a renowned Sri Lankan architect who nearly single handedly f...

These gardens that attract over 2 million visitors annually display an exotic collection of orchi...

The Udawatta Kele is a lush tropical rain forest reserve on a hill ridge in the centre of Kandy. ...

This beautiful water reservoir is the heart of the Kandy city and the scenic ecosystem around it ...

This colonial find is a peacefull place to visit. This cemetery is a short walk ...

An essential stop on any Sri Lankan tea tour, this museum occupies the 1925-vintage Hanthana Tea ...

This tea factory is a hub for fresh varieties of teas. It provides a tour of the production facil...

These gardens that attract over 2 million visitors annually display an exotic collection of orchi...

Formerly known as “Palle Vahala” this place was used as the palace where the Queens o...

This UNESCO world heritage site is characterized by its striking landscapes often robed in thick ...

Hikkaduwa coral garden situated at a distance of 98 km south of Colombo. Hikkaduwa is famous for ...

After finishing off your Hikkaduwa exploration, head over to the Sandagiri Ayurveda Centre for a ...

Built by Portuguese and fortified by Dutch, Galle Fort is declared as one of the living world her...

The Dutch Reformed Church is an ancient construction which was erected in 1755. Elegant calamande...

Located between Galle and Unawatuna, the jungle beach is a petite beach that can even be reached ...

Located at a walking distance from the famous Galle fort, the interesting Maritime Archeology Mus...

Japan - Sri Lanka Peace Pagoda is one of the most important landmarks in Bandarawela. It is one o...

Another place that is a must see in Hikkaduwa is the Turtle Farm. It is a small scale research ce...

This church is a Anglican Church of the Diocese of Colombo. Built in 1887, it is somewhat of a hi...

Most religious temples in Sri Lanka tend to be Christian or Hindu. Which serves for a double dose...

The road given in the address here IS the green path. While it is otherwise a normal two-way traf...

When it was first built, the Central Point building was the tallest in the city. Restored after t...

It's a shame one cannot climb up to the top anymore; access was restricted during the Sri Lankan ...

This is one of the most curious churches you'll ever visit. From the outside, it is by every appe...

It could be ironic, that this, one of the most visited tourist attractions in the city, is not op...

The tourist who comes upon this temple, and unmoved by ut's unimpressive exterior , and decides t...

Opened in 1936, the zoo has a lot of assets packed into a mere 10 hectares. There are at least 30...

The temple, built in 1916, was constructed by a father in memory of his son. The father was D.D. ...

Rising in the heart of the Independence Square, this memorial hall serves as an open pavilion of ...

This is the oldest (125 years old) and largest Hindu temple in the city. Like most major hindu te...

Usually Hindu temples explore with color. Not this one. It's a little surprising to see. The whol...