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As the last kingdom of Sri Lanka, the Kandyan city boasts history and culture, and the tourists that visit Sri Lanka always make it a point to stop by this beautiful city. Kandy is one of the most scenic cities in Sri Lanka, and houses some of the best hotels in the island.
There are many sites in Kandy that attracts and draws tourists in. They vary from cultural and religious significance to the history and beauty, the Kandyan Kingdom offers.

Most interesting places to see in Kandy:

If you are planning to visit Sri Lanka and love hiking, then Ella should definitely be on your bucket list. Being a major tourist spot in Sri Lanka, Ella offers breathtaking views and great hikes for tourists.

The nine arch bridge, located between Ella and Demodara stations is one of the most unique attractions in Sri Lanka. The bridge with its b...

Home to Sri Lankan Tamil culture, Jaffna is one of the most rewarding places to visit in Sri Lanka. From the imposing Hindu temples to the stretches of scenic coastline, Jaffna offers many interesting places for curious travelers.


Following are some of the most intriguing places in Jaffna:


Jaffna Fort

Built using cut blocks of coral that can be clearly seen in the blocks; the Jaffna fort is the second largest Dutch fort in Sri Lanka. The southern side of the fort is bou...

One of the most cherished festivities celebrated by the Sri Lankan Tamils; this year’s Thai Pongal lands on the 15th of January, marking it the first day of the month of Thai on the Tamil traditional calendar. Thai Pongal is a thanksgiving ceremony where the farmers show gratitude to the spirits, the sun and the far...

Popularly known as the Little England of Sri Lanka, Nuwara Eliya is one of the most serene and must-visit places in the island. Located in the central highlands, the road that leads to Nuwara Eliya from Colombo via Kandy offers some of the most scenic and beautiful views of the country together with tea plantations, vegetable plots and green hills.

Nuwara Eliya gives off a British country village vibe with its pretty rose gardens, red telephone boxes and colonial bungalows. Tourists...

The Lion Rock of Sri Lanka is one of the most significant archaeological sites in the country, drawing hundreds of tourists from around the world every year. The now UNESCO listed world heritage site, was first used as a monastery during the 3rd century BC and was eight centuries later, turned into a royal palace. <...

Located on the southern coast of the island, the horseshoe bay of Hiriketiya can be classified as a well-known secret. Well-known among the locals and tourists who venture from the sleepy beach of Dickwella to the Hiriketiya Bay, and a secret to be discovered by those who don’t. Hiriketiya with its great...

Be it amazing tea plantations, beautiful beaches or fallen kingdoms, Sri Lanka never fails to impress and has something in store for everybody. Blessed with year round sun, friendly people and a rich cultural heritage; this small island is a paradise for holidaymakers and wandering travelers alike.

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Blessed with some of the finest beaches in the world, the best thing about surfing in Sri Lanka is that surfer...

Over the years Sri Lanka has become increasingly popular around the world. With hundreds of tourists visiting and revisiting the country every year, one must stop to realize what is so special about this small island. Here are some of the best reasons why both Sri Lankans and foreigners love the pearl of the Indian Ocean so much.

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Sri Lanka is an island that is intertwined in folklores and legends, making all the must visit sites in the country twice as interesting to see. The Rumasalla Mountain in Unawatuna; the place where the beautiful sea meets the jungle, is one of them. Most commonly identified as the “Mythical Mountain of Sri Lanka”, Rumasalla is made of coral reefs, s...

Widely known as one of the must visit places on earth, the pearl of the Indian Ocean is one beautiful island that never disappoints. From marvelous archeological sites, mist covered mountains and sandy beaches to flea markets, commercial hubbub and an insight into the daily lives of the local...