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Things to do

89 Sri Lanka

JAFFNA

Uga Jungle Beach by Uga Escapes

WILPATTU NATIONAL PARK

ANURADHAPURA

NATIONAL PARKS

WHITE WATER RAFTING

Ulagalla by Uga Escapes Heritance Kandalama

Located in the country’s south, Yala National Park is believed to have the highest concentration of leopards in the world. Udawalawe, a few hours’ drive from Yala, is home to hundreds of wild elephants. Wilpattu is another national park with a high density of the elusive Sri Lankan leopard.

A Kitulgala white water rafting experience is a must for thrill seekers who are visiting Sri Lanka! The winding Kelani River that flows through the island happens to take some furious twists and turns near Kitulgala. Depending on their levels of experience, adventure enthusiasts can enjoy a thrilling ride among roaring rapids!

Cultural Triangle

PASIKUDAH

SIGIRIYA

Uga Bay by Uga Escapes Sun Siyam Pasikudah

POLONNARUWA

Water Garden Sigiriya

DAMBULLA ROCK TEMPLE

KANDY

Sentido Heritance Negombo

GAL OYA VALLEY NATIONAL PARK

Goatfell Heritance Tea Factory

Nine Skies

COLOMBO

YALA NATIONAL PARK

UDAWALAWE NATIONAL PARK

Anantara Kalutara

Taj Bentota

BENTOTA

Uga Chena Huts Hilton Yala Resort Wild Coast Tented Lodge

HAMBANTOTA

CULTURE IN KANDY

WHALE & DOLPHIN WATCHING

GALLE

Shangri-La Hambantota Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort

Fort Bazaar Galle

Nestled in the hills of the island’s central province. Kandy is a bustling city which is home to a host of diverse traditions. Among the many places to visit, the Sri Dalada Maligawa is the most prominent as it houses the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Lord Buddha. In August, the Kandy Esala Perahera festival takes to the streets, in dedicated to the Relic.

Embark on an exciting Mirissa Beach whale-watching cruise to see the ocean’s gentle giants emerge majestically from the deep blue. As an additional bonus, you will also get the chance to watch the frolicking antics of large, playful pods of spinner dolphins. You can also see these gentle giants from the east coast of Sri Lanka in Pasikudah.

KK Beach

The Fortress Resort & Spa

Getting around Sri Lanka

RAIL

CINNAMON AIR The railway journeys in Sri Lanka are a feast for the eyes and a must-do for any visitor. The surrounding scenery is a spectacle, with the train passing by iconic sights like the majestic St. Clair’s and Devon Waterfalls and the lush rolling hills of the tea plantations, connecting you to the island’s natural beauty. For those with a tight schedule, an internal flight is a time efficient solution to long road transfers. Cinnamon Air, a premium domestic air taxi service, can swiftly transport you from its hub airport, Colombo, to every corner of the island, from the heart of the Cultural Triangle to the east coast’s pristine beaches.

CAR & DRIVER

Exploring Sri Lanka in a private vehicle with a guide who helps you get the most out of this culturally compelling and beautiful destination. You won’t be watching the road or a map; instead, you’ll be gazing out of windows, watching daily life pass by outside.

TURTLE HATCHING

HIKING AND TREKKING

The pristine beaches of Rekawa and Kalpitiya are located along the island’s southern coast, while here, treat yourself to a delightful turtle-watching session. Animal lovers can observe batches of newly hatched baby turtles as they make their way towards the surf and start their perilous journey in the deep blue.

Reach the cold zenith of the awe-inspiring Adam’s Peak and watch the spectacular beauty of a golden sunrise. Take the chance to explore the lush territories of the world-renowned Sinharaja Rainforest. Our Sri Lanka hiking tours also include treks to the misty terrains of Horton Plains, a famous attraction among majestic waterfalls and magical cloud forests.

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