Come to Travel Sri Lanka

Yala is all about convergence of magnificence and endurance, painting a picture of eternal beauty and mystery. It’s a vast deciduous forest where the land gives up its green top, exposing vast expanses of open terrain dotted with grasslands and shrubs, tanks and lagoons, water holes and sand dunes.

Sri Lanka is officially a Buddhist country, while Sri Lankans practice a variety of religions. As of the 2012 census, 70.2% of Sri Lankans were Buddhists, 12.6% were Hindus, 9.7% were Muslims (mainly Sunni), 7.4% were Christians (mostly Catholics). Buddhism is declared as the State religion of Sri Lanka and has been given special privileges in the Sri Lankan constitution

Hospitality is a key component of Sri Lanka’s culture and plays a significant role in the country’s tourism sector and economy. From resort hotels, city hotels, boutique hotels, and homestays to camping sites and restaurants serving authentic Sri Lankan cuisine, there is a wide variety of hospitality options available.

Sri Lanka offers many opportunities for trekking and hiking. Some of the best hiking and trekking trails in Sri Lanka include Ella Rock, Little Adam’s Peak: another hike in the mountain town of Ella. Horton Plains and World’s End, Knuckles Range and Meemure.

Curious about the fruits in Sri Lanka? Since it’s a tropical country, there are plenty of Sri Lankan fruits that are grown locally year round, and they’re cheap too! Here’s a list of 15 fruits that you should definitely try while visiting. Thambili. This Sri Lankan fruit is known as the King Coconut, and it’s very famous

Mangrove forests, which are well known for coastal protection and carbon sequestration, are a very productive ecosystem found in estuarine and coastal areas in tropical and subtropical latitudes. This study reviews the current status of mangrove ecology, management and conservation in Sri Lanka.

Our Cottage and Boutique hotels, are the perfect choice for a holiday for two! Find the one that suits you best,  Guest House, and enjoy an unforgettable time! A boutique hotel is a small, unique hotel that prioritizes personalized service, distinctive design, and a more intimate experience compared to larger, chain hotels. These hotels often focus on creating a distinct personality and atmosphere, catering to guests seeking a unique and personalized stay.  

Adventure and eco-tourism in Sri Lanka offers a chance to explore the country's natural beauty while minimizing environmental impact and supporting local communities. This type of tourism focuses on experiences like trekking, wildlife encounters, and cultural immersion in a responsible way, contributing to the conservation of natural resources and the well-being of local people. 

• Wildlife and Nature:

  Sri Lanka boasts diverse ecosystems, including rainforests, national parks, and wildlife sanctuaries. Adventure tourism provides opportunities to explore these areas through activities like trekking in Sinharaja Rain Forest, birdwatching in Horton Plains National Park, and wildlife safaris in national parks like Yala and Wilpattu. 

• Adventure Activities:

  Beyond traditional hiking and trekking, adventure tourism can also include activities like kayaking, white-water rafting, and rock climbing in areas like Kitulgala.