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Storing Ceylon Tea. To keep the flavour of loose Ceylon tea leaf, it needs to be stored properly. This is best done, not in tea…
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Fairway Colombo - What a pleasure it was to stay here in June 2019. It’s a super-smart but budget city hotel in the heart of the…
Discover the heart of Sri Lanka with Sri Lanka Holiday Guru’s ‘Survival Guide for Tourists.’ Your essential companion for a seamless journey, offering insights, tips, and must-knows.
Sri Lankans are very sensitive about their religion so visitors should always show appropriate respect when visiting places of worship.
Tight clothing for either men or women is neither suitable …
To avoid causing offence or inviting harassment, there are simple precautions that a woman should take since what a woman might wear in her home country could be regarded as provocative in Sri Lanka.
Thus loose-fitting, non-see-through garm …
Embarking on Nature's Luxe at DoubleTree Weerawila Situated on Sri Lanka's southeast coast, overlooking Wirawila…
Mika’s Treats, a home-based business that was launched a year ago by mother-daughter duo, Melanie…
A history of 184 years Originally the mansion of a Dutch Governor which was converted…
There are many restaurants in Colombo serving Chinese food – but how authentic are they?…
Many hotels and restaurants in Sri Lanka feature buffets for all meals, with the Sunday…
This is not about crockery for a special meal, but about a new restaurant in…
Stay within the heart of Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest national park, and camp near a river. Encounter the elusive Sri Lankan Leopard, Asian Elephant, and Sloth Bear amidst ancient ruins and lush landscapes. With a history dating back to the 5th century BC, Wilpattu offers an intimate safari experience.
‘Willu’ and ‘pattu’ broadly translate as the ‘Land of the Lakes’ featuring 60 rainwater-collecting basins, and witness diverse wildlife, including exotic birds, during morning and evening safaris.
Optimal sightings occur during the dry season (May to September) and the lush post-monsoon season (October to December).
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