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03/03/2023

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27/02/2023

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05/11/2021

The resemblance of the Lord Buddha carved into the rock faces of Buduruwagala is a feat of ancient sculpture. The standing impression measures at 15m and is considered to be the tallest of its kind on the island.

This remote area close to Wellawaya is said to have been the location of an ancient Buddhist school. The carvings may have been done by its students...

05/11/2021

According to the Global Wellness Institute, Sri Lanka ranks at the top of the world's Wellness Tourism Destination for 2021! The island has long been a sought-after destination for those looking for inner healing and being close to nature.

With a rich history of herbal medicine and Ayurvedic practice and home to some of the most luxurious spa treatments, Sri Lanka is just perfect for those travellers looking to restore their vitality and bring peace to their minds. Visit us soon!

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/sl-ranked-among-top-5-wellness-tourism-destinations-globally/articleshow/86936036.cms

11/09/2021

HOPEFULLY SOON WE WILL BE READY TO HOST OUR GUESTS AROUND THE WORLD. THANKS FOR THE LOVE AND SUPPORT.

31/08/2020

Covid 19 success story - Sri Lanka
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To date, Sri Lanka is among the elite group of countries that have controlled this epidemic successfully. This is a result of all the hard work and commitmen...

23/02/2020

Nilaveli Beach Sri Lanka

Is a stretch of beach which is situated approximately 16 kilometres North of Trincomalle, passing a thriving lagoon on either side and lush coconut palm groves and hordes of cattle, note that the people in the area are predominantly Hindu and consider the cows sacred. Arriving at the hamlet of “Errakkandy”, a sharp right turn will take you down a gravel road to Nilaweli beach, almost a kilometre of in lenght, white sandy beach with gentle surf. Across the beach about two kilometres into the ocean you will see the famous pigeon island, named due to rock pigeons roosting on it by the hundreds and crystal clear water around it to snorkel on to the clear depths of a reef. Further up North you will see a cluster of reddish rocks which are referred to as the red rock beach.
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21/02/2020

Sri Lankan holiday..

SriLankan Holidays offers you a world of memories on your “all-inclusive” holiday packages for amazing rates with hotel, air travel and airport transfers for...

18/02/2020

City of Dambulla

Tucked in the Central Province of Sri Lanka, the humble town of Dambulla is a treasure trove of historical monuments that are definitely worth a visit. Of all the places to visit in Dambulla, the amazing Dambulla cave temple complex must be first on your list. It is the largest and most beautiful one in the country, with spectacular sculpture & painting strewn all over.

Dambulla is also home to the largest rose quartz mountain in South Asia and the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium. Equally worthy of time and attention are the majestic Sigiriya fort and the Minneriya national park located close by.
Book us today and enjoy the exciting journey through the ancient ruins.

12/02/2020

Today’s exciting dive with our guests caught on Camara. 🐳 this amazing creature that moves under the ocean is displaying it’s majestic beauty. Book is today for this amazing moment.

09/02/2020

Wilpattu National Park

Wilpattu National Park is situated in the dry zone, and is unlike any other wildlife sanctuary in Sri Lanka. A unique complex of over 50 wetlands called “Villu” is the most prominent topographical feature of the national park. ‘Villu’ are shallow natural lakes filled with rainwater surrounded by open grassy plains amidst the dense scrub jungle. The presence of these Villus with an abundance of water can best be explained in the weather patterns that prevail over the park: while the period of drought is only during the months of May to early September, the main rainy season is during September to December with the heavy downpours of north eastern monsoon; inter monsoon season visits the park March and April. Annual temperature in the Park is around 27.2 Celsius and its annual rainfall is approximately 1000 mm.

The best time to visit Wilpattu National Park is during the months of February and October. Wilpattu National Park has a good network of gravel roads, particularly between the water holes. Book us today for this exciting journey

09/02/2020

So Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is more than just a destination: it’s a feeling. So magical, so wild, so friendly, so spiritual ...

03/02/2020

We gift the ocean by preserving and protecting rare species. This a moment that we caught on camara. Enjoy it.

29/01/2020

This short clip is a created in Momery of our guests satisfaction. Book Us Now and enjoy this mysterious beauty. 🛥

29/01/2020

An explosion of culture and rich, vibrant heritage for you to experience like never before, only in Sri Lanka.

25/01/2020

Sigiriya Ancient Rock fortress.

Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka’s most popular tourist attractions – and with good reason. This ruined, fifth century city has some extraordinary features, including moat and wall fortifications, elaborately landscaped gardens, and a monastery. But it is the two-hundred metre high granite rock that stands out from these ruins that is undoubtedly the star attraction, with its exquisite frescoes and the remains of a royal palace on the summit.

Having already seen photographs of the frescoes at Sigiriya I was greatly looking forward to the visit. What I had not seen photographs of, however, was the staircase visitors have to climb to get to the frescoes. Unfortunately, I have an irrational fear of height – not always a good thing for an archaeologist who researches prehistoric art. I should add, I have never not visited a site or not been able to get up close to photograph or record images because of that fear. Although there have been a few times when it was close!

Walking along the approach to Lion Rock, you pass through the remains of a once beautifully landscaped garden – with pools and terraces. Ahead of the path the two-hundred metre high granite rock looms. And with each step my heart beat louder and faster. At the base of the steps, the initial part of the ascent is by way of a brick staircase, and then it turns into an iron staircase added to the side of the granite rock face.