Witness the largest Sri Lankan wild elephant gathering The Hurulu Forest Reserve is a typical dry-zone dry evergreen forest situated in Habarana, Sri Lanka. This forest reserve is renowned for its large elephant gatherings during the dry season when they migrate between the forests. Each year during the period between October to November due to heavy rains and lakes...Read More
A glimpse into prehistoric Sri Lanka Sri Lanka is known as a fascinating island for its archeological treasures of prehistoric civilization. One of the places where you can understand the society and lifestyle of the ancient Sri Lankans is the ancient habitation site and burial ground in Ibbankatuwa which is considered as one of the...Read More
Through the Iron wood Forest to the Rose Quartz Mountain The Jathika Namal Uyana is the largest iron wood forest and largest pink quartz mountain in Asia. It is situated near the villages of Ulpathagama and Galkiriyagama in the Dambulla area just 7 kilometres away from Madatugama junction of Colombo-Anuradhapura highway. The Iron wood forest...Read More
A destination for hikers Sri Lanka has over a hundred of peaks where you can climb to experience and explore the vast geographical diversity this small paradise is blessed with. Arangala mountain is situated beside the Kandy – Jaffna road (A9 Highway) in Naula. It is the perfect destination to view the mezmerizing scenery around...Read More
Masterpieces of man’s artistry and creative skill Facing the Kala Wewa and carved out of a large granite stands the tallest standing Buddha statue in Sri Lanka. The Avukana Buddha statue which is more than 40 feet in height is the best example of a standing statue constructed in ancient Sri Lanka. This remarkable rock...Read More
A place to see and taste tropical veggies and fruits If you are curious to know the varieties of vegetables and fruits that are grown and sold in Sri Lanka, you should pay a visit to the Dambulla Economic Centre. It is the largest vegetables and fruits wholesale market in Sri Lanka. The vibrant colours...Read More
A treasure trove of historical monuments and paintings The Buddhist Museum and Museum of Wall Paintings in Dambulla is a paradise for history and art lovers. It is located 500 metres south of the main caves’ parking area within walking distance from ancient Dambulla Rock Cave Temple. A visit to the museum is a must...Read More
