This Sri Lankan capital is the perfect blend of tradition & modernization. It’s Fort area is home to colonial architecture, while Pettah is the commercial hub, lined with local markets, radiating the perfect asian vibe. Colombo, with it’s gorgeous coastline, local eateries, art galleries, temples & museums, is a city you ought to visit.

The ancient rock fortress of Sri Lanka is a sheer gem. Fascinating & mysterious, the fortress reveals it’s beauty as you go higher. It’s history, architecture & gorgeous view, make the climb worth it. Commence your climb in time for sunrise to escape the crowds. It also makes for an ideal base to take day trips around the cultural triangle.

Surrounded by emerald hills, there's plenty you can do in Kandy. Your adventures start on your way there, as you can stop to visit the Cave Temple at Dambulla. Once in Kandy, take a stroll through the Royal Botanical Gardens, tour one of the many spice gardens, visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic or tour the vast tea estates & tea factories followed by a tea tasting session. For a unique cultural experience, sign up for a cooking class with the locals, spend time roaming around the local marketplace & City Center and unwind with a walk down the picturesque Kandy Lake.

After a picture perfect train journey from Nuwara Eliya, you’ll find yourself in natures paradise. Ella is a quaint town, it’s hem adorned with lush green tea plantations. Mountain hikes, cascading waterfalls and a pleasant weather, perfect to soothe your soul. Away from the city hustle, Ella is the ultimate getaway.

Bordering the Indian Ocean, on the South-East coast lies Sri Lanka’s most popular National Park. With the highest concentration of leopards in the world & a large number of Elephants, monkeys & aquatic birds, it is the primary site for tourists to embark on a wildlife safari. You can also spend the night at it’s luxury campsite amidst nature.

A small town situated at the southern tip of the island. Tangalle is one of the few less-busy beach destinations. The main beaches continue to be flooded with tourists & the waters are not usually fit for swimming, but the beaches along its east and west will lead you to a serene escape. The blowhole - a natural fountain, is a sight worth seeing.

Weligama is an ironic blend of chaos and calm. Home to several beaches, it is ideal for fishing & whale watching. Lined with shacks that serve delicious food and welcoming locals, it makes for a memorable experience. The turquoise waters are ideal for watersports activities like surfing and diving alongside golden sand beaches to simply relax.