Dragonfly, Colombo (2024)

Name: Dragonfly
Address: Colombo, 90000, LK
Telephone: +94 718 008 307
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

29/11/2022

19/08/2022

14/06/2022

WHY YOU SHOULD KEEP TRAVELLING TO SRI LANKA

June 13, 2022

https://srilankatravelpages.com/why-you-should-keep-travelling-to-sri-lanka/

06/06/2022

05/06/2022

Ella 🖤🖤

25/05/2022

The largest sports tourism event in the last 3 years took place in Sigirya last month in collaboration with SriLankan Airlines & Raid Amazones.

27/10/2021

24/02/2021

13/01/2021

Sri Lanka reopens to international tourism from 21st January 🙏🙏🙏

Sri Lanka Open for International Guests on 21st January 2021!ශ්‍රී ලංකාව 2021 ජනවාරි 21 වන දින සිට ජාත්‍යන්තර අමුත්තන් සඳහා විවෘතයි!The island paradise that ...

15/10/2020

Welcome to Sri Lanka 🙏🙏

Sri Lanka named as the 2nd best country in the world to visit by CN Traveler https://t.co/DyTqGorc4R

02/09/2020

Join us at Lunuganga for an overnight stay this Saturday 5th September and be the first to visit the 4th and 5th installations of ‘The Gift’. Enjoy an exclusive tour of Chandraguptha Thenuwara’s exhibit, throughout the gardens of Geoffrey Bawa’s country estate, followed by breakfast with Thenu himself. Hear from the Chairperson of the Lunuganga and Bawa Trusts, Channa Daswatte, and Lunuganga’s Curator of Art and Archival Collections, Shayari de Silva, about ‘The Gift’ and Dayanita Singh’s installation, before joining a Zoom call with the artist herself.

To enquire about (the very limited) availability, please contact [email protected] or call us on 0773 638 381. First come, first served for this intimate weekend at Lunuganga.

24/08/2020

Roman Lake Ayurveda Resort - Maduganga Balapitiya

Amazing offers, valid till the 31st of August!
Rooms going fast on this wonderful offer!!
Caesar Room starting at LKR 6,500 Nett per person on double sharing Full board basis. (Weekdays Only)
Caesar Room starting at LKR 7,000 Nett per person on double sharing Full board basis. (Weekends)
Special rates for entire property bookings, perfect for company getaways and group gatherings!!!
Terms & Conditions:
- Offer valid till 31st August 2020
- Triple Supplement is an additional 3,500 LKR
- Early Check in or Late Checkout , Subject to availability
- Spa treatments at special rates, complimentary fresh juices and other surprise goodies!
For Further information or reservations, please contact us on +94 777 970 999 (Whatsapp)
+94 076 858 1194 +94 11 573 9986

21/08/2020

11/06/2020

You will have to stay for a minimum of five days and get tested for COVID-19 at least twice

05/06/2020

Avail special rates at Teardrop Hotels and make use of our first ever exclusive property takeover offer! (Rooms can also be booked individually).

Offer valid till 30th November 2020. Contact our reservations team for more details.

13/05/2020

Popular international video blogger and social media influencer Nuseir Yassin, whom host Nas Daily has posted a video, praising Sri Lankans for looking after tourists who are currently stranded in Sri Lanka due to the Covid-19.

http://www.dailymirror.lk/caption_story/SRI-LANKA-The-Most-Generous-Country-During-Covid-19-Nas-Daily/110-188168

29/01/2020

Sri Lanka recognized as " Top 20 s, Where to go on holiday in 2020: the alternative hot list" in "The Guardian"

Sustainable recovery after terror attack
In the past 10 years, Sri Lanka has flourished as a tourist destination. Opening up to visitors since the end of the civil war has meant a growth in accommodation, from tea plantation bungalows and surfer hostels to mountain-view hotels and treehouses among the lush lowland rainforests. The number of tour companies has also increased, with more of them travelling to remote, lesser-visited regions such as the national parks of Gal Oya and Wilpattu, and the coastal areas of Kalpitiya and Kalkudah, benefiting smaller businesses including tuk-tuk drivers, souvenir sellers and family-run restaurants.

Read more over below..

Our pick of places to visit in 2020 celebrates inspiring conservation and community projects that are making a difference to people and the planet

29/01/2020

Sri Lanka recognized as " Top 20 s, Where to go on holiday in 2020: the alternative hot list" in "The Guardian"

Sustainable recovery after terror attack
In the past 10 years, Sri Lanka has flourished as a tourist destination. Opening up to visitors since the end of the civil war has meant a growth in accommodation, from tea plantation bungalows and surfer hostels to mountain-view hotels and treehouses among the lush lowland rainforests. The number of tour companies has also increased, with more of them travelling to remote, lesser-visited regions such as the national parks of Gal Oya and Wilpattu, and the coastal areas of Kalpitiya and Kalkudah, benefiting smaller businesses including tuk-tuk drivers, souvenir sellers and family-run restaurants.

Read more over below..

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/jan/04/where-to-go-on-holiday-in-2020-alternative-hotlist-ethical-destinations?fbclid=IwAR1Ym0x5h4WL2KPlKeIVgdNaI6sUp4P-eMO76Nmwgd8pS51Fvsd1oaDBXrA

Our pick of places to visit in 2020 celebrates inspiring conservation and community projects that are making a difference to people and the planet

29/01/2020

Sri Lanka is on top of Condé Nast Traveler’s (UAE) "where to travel in February 2020 list"

“A four and a half hour flight from Dubai, the south and west coast of the island in the Indian Ocean is basking in sunshine during February, making it the perfect time to visit from the UAE. Beautiful beaches, friendly locals and famous tea trails - this is the place to head in February to switch off.”

Read on the full article below.

From balmy winter sun to snow-filled après-ski resorts and unmissable special events...

29/01/2020

Sri Lanka is on top of Condé Nast Traveler’s (UAE) "where to travel in February 2020 list"

“A four and a half hour flight from Dubai, the south and west coast of the island in the Indian Ocean is basking in sunshine during February, making it the perfect time to visit from the UAE. Beautiful beaches, friendly locals and famous tea trails - this is the place to head in February to switch off.”

Read on the full article below.

https://www.cntravellerme.com/22040-where-to-travel-in-february-2020-the-best-places-to-visit-from-the-uae?fbclid=IwAR1L32ty_2WMduvPEIOKpkUXhl85NHzFvFsoS0r3B7jrd4TiC63EVo0Wipg

From balmy winter sun to snow-filled après-ski resorts and unmissable special events...

12/12/2019

Thanks to our community for helping us make MATTER 2019 the most memorable edition to date. This year’s line-up was our most diverse yet, with over 40 superb speakers hitting our 4 stages, which also saw marketing maverick deliver an expert branding workshop and modern-day pirate reminding us to break more rules, as well as SPARK talks and awesome live music from . Another truly unforgettable 2 days here at – if you missed it, make sure you join us next year! Thanks to our production partners

12/12/2019

PURE Pursuits Colorado took an exclusive group of industry leaders high into the mountains for five days of discussions, workshops, industry insights and creative thinking. We hiked, cycled, rafted and climbed up through and around the stunning, glowing backdrop of Colorado's famous mountain passes. A huge thank you to our incredible partners Iconic Adventures, Eleven Experiences and The Little Nell.

12/12/2019

PURE Pursuits 2020 have been announced! We're off to Australia (8-13 March) and Dolomites (7-12 June). Join the industry's leading event for taking business out of the boardroom.

https://www.purepursuits.com/

PURE Pursuits Australia in partnership with Alquemie and Tourism Australia and PURE Pursuits Dolomites in partnership with DOLOMITE MOUNTAINS

11/12/2019

Anuradhapura...
Dating back to the fourth century BC, Anuradhapura was the first civilization to be built in Sri Lanka and remained the spiritual and secular capital of the island for well over a millennium. Anuradhapura contains some of the island’s most sacred Buddhist shrines and was established around a cutting said to be from the fig tree under which the Buddha sat and gained enlightenment. This cutting – the Sri Maha Bodhi – is Anuradhapura’s spiritual heart, and is thought to be one of the world’s oldest trees. Cuttings of this sacred ‘mother tree’ have been successfully planted in temples all over the island. The extensive ancient ruins of Anuradhapura cover 40sqkm: you will find three colossal tanks, enormous, towering dagobas, the remains of a palace, Isurumuniya Vihara rock temple and Royal Pleasure Gardens.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

11/12/2019

Anuradhapura...
Dating back to the fourth century BC, Anuradhapura was the first civilization to be built in Sri Lanka and remained the spiritual and secular capital of the island for well over a millennium. Anuradhapura contains some of the island’s most sacred Buddhist shrines and was established around a cutting said to be from the fig tree under which the Buddha sat and gained enlightenment. This cutting – the Sri Maha Bodhi – is Anuradhapura’s spiritual heart, and is thought to be one of the world’s oldest trees. Cuttings of this sacred ‘mother tree’ have been successfully planted in temples all over the island. The extensive ancient ruins of Anuradhapura cover 40sqkm: you will find three colossal tanks, enormous, towering dagobas, the remains of a palace, Isurumuniya Vihara rock temple and Royal Pleasure Gardens.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

06/12/2019

Yala National Park - Sri Lanka
Spanning 100,000 hectares of dry thorny scrubland interspersed with small patches of shady glades, Yala’s arid boulder-scattered parklands are dramatically different from the lush jungles and paddy fields that cover so much of the island. Famed for having the highest leopard density in the world, Yala is also home to much of Sri Lanka’s wildlife, including the country’s ‘big game’ like elephants and sloth bear, as well as spotted deer, crocodiles and wild boar to name but a few. Birds, especially breath-taking peacocks, are also abundant in the park.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

Yala National Park...
Spanning 100,000 hectares of dry thorny scrubland interspersed with small patches of shady glades, Yala’s arid boulder-scattered parklands are dramatically different from the lush jungles and paddy fields that cover so much of the island. Famed for having the highest leopard density in the world, Yala is also home to much of Sri Lanka’s wildlife, including the country’s ‘big game’ like elephants and sloth bear, as well as spotted deer, crocodiles and wild boar to name but a few. Birds, especially breath-taking peacocks, are also abundant in the park.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

06/12/2019

Yala National Park - Sri Lanka
Spanning 100,000 hectares of dry thorny scrubland interspersed with small patches of shady glades, Yala’s arid boulder-scattered parklands are dramatically different from the lush jungles and paddy fields that cover so much of the island. Famed for having the highest leopard density in the world, Yala is also home to much of Sri Lanka’s wildlife, including the country’s ‘big game’ like elephants and sloth bear, as well as spotted deer, crocodiles and wild boar to name but a few. Birds, especially breath-taking peacocks, are also abundant in the park.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

Yala National Park...
Spanning 100,000 hectares of dry thorny scrubland interspersed with small patches of shady glades, Yala’s arid boulder-scattered parklands are dramatically different from the lush jungles and paddy fields that cover so much of the island. Famed for having the highest leopard density in the world, Yala is also home to much of Sri Lanka’s wildlife, including the country’s ‘big game’ like elephants and sloth bear, as well as spotted deer, crocodiles and wild boar to name but a few. Birds, especially breath-taking peacocks, are also abundant in the park.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

06/12/2019

Yala National Park...
Spanning 100,000 hectares of dry thorny scrubland interspersed with small patches of shady glades, Yala’s arid boulder-scattered parklands are dramatically different from the lush jungles and paddy fields that cover so much of the island. Famed for having the highest leopard density in the world, Yala is also home to much of Sri Lanka’s wildlife, including the country’s ‘big game’ like elephants and sloth bear, as well as spotted deer, crocodiles and wild boar to name but a few. Birds, especially breath-taking peacocks, are also abundant in the park.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/

05/12/2019

Kandy.....
The last Sinhalese kingdom, Kandy is central to the history of Sri Lanka and is home to many of the island’s cultural gems. Meaning ‘hill’, Kandy once stood as an impenetrable fortress against invading colonial powers, withstanding all attempts of invasion until the British finally deposed the king in 1815. Kandy houses the world-famous Temple of the Tooth, one of the most famous Buddhist temples in the world, which was built to protect the sacred tooth relic thought to belong to Lord Buddha, which has been enshrined in Sri Lanka for hundreds of years. As well as a host of other temples, visitors to the city can wander along Kandy Lake, stroll through the stunning Botanical Gardens – created by the British in the 19th century and still one of the most beautiful gardens in Asia – and visit Kadungannawa Tea Factory. Kandy is one of the best places to explore the art history of Sri Lanka and travelers should take the time to see a Kandyan cultural show.

Contact,
Email : [email protected]
Tel. : +94 718 008 307
Web : http://www.travelsrilankan.com/