Discover Sri Lanka'sAmazing Destinations

Ancient sacred capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the world's oldest documented tree and magnificent Buddhist stupas.

Historic coastal resort town famous for water sports, ancient temples, Bawa gardens, and turtle conservation.

Executive and judicial capital of Sri Lanka, a vibrant commercial metropolis blending rich colonial heritage with modern urban development.

UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka with 2,100 square meters of ancient Buddhist murals.

Picturesque hill station at 1,041 meters elevation, famous for Nine Arches Bridge, scenic train journeys, and mountain hiking trails.

UNESCO World Heritage fortified city showcasing the finest example of European colonial architecture in South Asia.

High-altitude hill station renowned for Lipton's Seat panoramic views and pristine tea plantation landscapes.

Sri Lanka's premier marine sanctuary and surf capital with living coral reefs and legendary beach culture.

Sri Lanka's northern cultural capital, established 1621 CE, showcasing authentic Tamil heritage spanning over a millennium.

Historic maritime peninsula, established 1544 CE, featuring Sri Lanka's largest coral reef sanctuary and world-class marine biodiversity.

Sacred UNESCO World Heritage city established 1357 CE, final independent Sinhalese kingdom until 1815, housing Buddha's sacred tooth relic.

Premier whale watching destination established as fishing port 1980, featuring blue whale sightings and Ernst Haeckel's documented 1881 'red cliffs' coastline.

Historic fishing port and colonial heritage town known as 'Little Rome', gateway to Sri Lanka near the international airport.

Sri Lanka's premier hill station 'Little England' at 1,868m elevation, renowned for Ceylon tea production and colonial heritage.

Eastern coast gem with world's longest shallow reef coastline, recovering Tamil hamlet famous for protected bay swimming.

Medieval capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring exceptional rock-carved Buddha statues, royal palaces, and advanced irrigation systems.

Ancient rock fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring stunning 5th-century frescoes, lion gateway, and sophisticated urban planning.

Southern coastal town meaning 'projected rock' with pristine crescent bays, turtle conservation sites, and authentic fishing village culture.

Historic eastern port city renowned for having the world's fifth-largest natural harbor, ancient sacred Hindu temples, pristine beaches, and premier marine biodiversity.

Sri Lanka's premier elephant sanctuary covering 30,821 hectares with 250+ permanent resident elephants and the pioneering Elephant Transit Home rehabilitation facility.

Legendary crescent-shaped bay 5km from Galle Fort with coral sanctuary, ancient Buddhist sites, and mythological Ramayana connections.

Sri Lanka's largest national park featuring 106 natural lakes (villus), highest leopard density, and legendary Prince Vijaya landing site Kudrimalai.

Sri Lanka's most visited national park with world's highest leopard density, home to 300-350 elephants and 215+ bird species.