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ITC Ratnadipa, part of The Luxury Collection by Marriott International, is one of the most sought-after luxury destinations in Colombo. Nestled…
Sri Lanka produces black tea (i.e. tea that has been grown in the Sri Lanka tea gardens, hand-plucked, withered, rolled, fermented, fired and sorted into…
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 …
This is not your usual surgery, nor indoor or beach bar. Doctor’s House is a 200-year-old, former Dutch and Ayurvedic hospital in south Sri Lanka…
ITC Ratnadipa, part of The Luxury Collection by Marriott International, is one of the most sought-after…
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…
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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