The antiquity of Dambulla dates back to pre-Christian times as evidenced by the inscriptions in its caves. However, the site was first mentioned during the reign of King Walagamba (29-17 BC). The cave temples found there are believed to have been built by that king. This Dambulla temple is built under a large boulder which...Read More
Sri Lanka is named the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, which embedding with vast biodiversity. According to the records, it is the 4th most popular destination for tourism in South Asia. The majority of the attractions are gain because of wildlife. Some giants come to mind when we talk about wildlife. In today’s world, they’re...Read More
Located in the cultural capital of the island, Kandy, the Temple of the Tooth Relic, or ‘Sri Dalada Maligawa’ is the utmost place of veneration for all the Buddhists in the country. It houses the tooth relic of Gautama Buddha, which is one of the most worshipped and respected reliquaries in the religion of Buddhism,...Read More
The beautiful coastal town of Mirissa lies in the southern shoreline of Sri Lanka, which was not so famous some time ago, but which gradually earned a reputation for the ever-changing waves, rich marine life and the golden stretches of sun-kissed beaches. It is now one of the most-visited beaches on the southern coast of...Read More
Ventura Beach among one of the most attractive and breathtaking beaches in Sri Lanka, often known to be one of the many beautiful golden sandy beaches in the country. It is a beautiful luxury resort and hotels that makes it a top tourist magnet within the country. It is also among one of the top locations...Read More
On our trip throughout Sri Lanka, Ventura Beach was one of our favorite stops. Bentota is a fantastic beach getaway destination since it has everything for everyone: culture, adventure, and downtime. In this piece, I’ll go over everything you need to know before visiting Bentota Beach Sri Lanka, on your next vacation, as well as...Read More
Shaping like a teardrop, getting aliasing as “Pearl of the Indian Ocean”, Sri Lanka bewitches people worldwide from its falling beauty. Waterfalls in Sri Lanka are widely spread and are not restricted to the hill area. For the gracefully trickling beauty that demands a few hours of hiking, or the impatient mass of pouring waterfall...Read More
Sri Lankan leopards, one of nine subspecies that are leopards, are part of the big cat’ family. The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) classified the endangered Sri Lankan leopard (Panthera perdus kotiya), which is a subspecies of the leopard that is native in Sri Lanka. A number of factors are responsible for the...Read More
The Nine Arch Bridge was built at 3100m above sea level among the Central Highlands’ craggy peaks. It connects the Ella Railway stations by a viaduct. The bridge was built entirely from brick, cement, and rock; it has not been touched by any steel since its creation in 1921. The bridge was constructed by locals...Read More
An enormous pillar of granite rises out of the lush tropical jungle in the heart of Sri Lanka. The Lion Rock Sigiriya in Sri Lanka is the best example of ancient and breathtaking Sri Lankan architecture. Sigiriya (see-gee-REE-yah) is the name assigned to the stone, which occupies a significant position in the island’s cultural heritage....Read More
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