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Little England of Sri Lanka due to its unique climate, surroundings, and architecture.

A city well-known for its traditional craft of making wooden masks and puppets, offering a wide range of diverse experiences.

Horton Plains in Sri Lanka is a World Heritage Site known as The Central Highlands. A unique ecosystem with abundant flora and fauna, described as a “super biodiversity hotspot”.

The country’s largest national park, Wilpattu National Park is a hidden gem that nature and animal enthusiasts should not miss.

As the tallest waterfall in the country Bambarakanda Falls is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers in Sri Lanka

Known as one of the coldest areas in Sri Lanka, Maskeliya offers beautiful places to visit for amazing views and opportunities to connect with nature and is renowned for its beautiful mountains, waterfalls, and estates.

The ultimate destination for offshore dolphin and whale watching on the island is in Kalpitiya. Its continental shelf lies within close range of the shoreline.

Arugam Bay has transformed into a thriving surf town, providing west coast surfers with a break from the monsoon season

Kitulgala water rafting chance to experience thrilling moments navigating the rapids, while also soaking in the breath-taking scenery.

Built in the 5th century, it is home to an ancient palace and fortress, steeped in human myth and legend.

Sri Lanka offers hiking trails primarily in the Central Province, amid the country’s mountainous terrain.

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, also known as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is regarded as the most important Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka and one of the most famous in the world.

Mirissa is one of the most popular seaside spots in the south, located a quick drive from places like Weligama and other beach towns.

Adam’s Peak, Sri Pada, is believed to bear the footprint of Lord Buddha. The legend first emerged in the fourth century and it has been an active place of pilgrimage ever since.

Yala National Park in Sri Lanka is famous for its abundant leopard population. Sri Lanka is unique in the world because its people live alongside wild animals

Paradise with beauty, Ella is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy massive, tiered tea plantations, waterfalls, and viewpoints.