From ancient temples to pristine beaches — every corner holds a story.
Central Province
A 5th-century rock fortress rising 200 meters above the surrounding jungle. Climb through terraced gardens and lion gate to ancient frescoes and the summit palace with panoramic views across the island.
Central Province
Sri Lanka’s most sacred Buddhist site houses a tooth relic of the Lord Buddha. Set beside the serene Kandy Lake, the golden-roofed temple is the centrepiece of the ancient royal city of Kandy.
Central Province
The largest and best-preserved cave-temple complex in Sri Lanka. Five caverns house over 150 Buddha statues and breathtaking ceiling murals spanning 2 000 years of religious artistry.
Southern Province
Sri Lanka’s most visited national park and one of the best places in the world to spot leopards in the wild. Also home to elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, and over 200 species of birds.
Southern Province
A crescent-shaped bay sheltered by a rocky headland. Known for world-class whale watching from November to April, vibrant beach bars, and some of the most spectacular sunsets in Sri Lanka.
Uva Province
Misty mountains draped in emerald tea plantations. Take the iconic train ride through clouds, hike to Little Adam’s Peak for sunrise, and discover the famous Nine Arch Bridge surrounded by jungle.
Southeast coast
Arugam Bay is a laid-back beach destination famous for its world-class surfing and golden sandy shores. Relax by the ocean, catch waves at iconic surf points, explore nearby lagoons and wildlife, and enjoy the vibrant coastal vibe with stunning sunsets.
Sabaragamuwa Province
Udawalawe is a scenic town located on the boundary of Sri Lanka’s Sabaragamuwa and Uva Provinces, universally famous for the Udawalawe National Park. It stands as one of the world’s premier destinations to observe wild Asian elephants in their natural habitat
Southern Province
A UNESCO World Heritage Site — a Dutch colonial fort from the 17th century with cobblestone streets, boutique galleries, cafés, and a lighthouse overlooking the ocean. History and charm at every turn.
North Central Province
The ancient medieval capital of Sri Lanka, with sprawling ruins of palaces, temples, and monolithic Buddha carvings set amid lush forest. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a cyclist’s paradise.