Stunning pics of The Cultural Triangle
An awe inspiring cluster of ancient cities, mysterious ruins and spectacular fortresses, The Cultural Triangle is the heart of Sri Lanka’s incredible cultural heritage and rich history.
Browse our collection of pics taken from across various sites within The Cultural Triangle and checkout our various Sri Lankan tours to experience their magic first hand!
Dambulla Cave Temple
Anuradhapura City
Avukana Buddha statue in Kekirawa
Aluvihare Rock Temple
Forest Monastery of Ritigala
Sigiriya Rock Fortress
City of Polonnaruwa
Best month to visit Sri Lanka
We often get asked “when is the best month to visit Sri Lanka?” – A question without a simple answer, given Sri Lanka is a year-round destination!
Add into the mix the complex annual weather patterns experienced on the small island, you’ll soon appreciate the question is rather more complicated and greatly depends on where you plan to go and do during your Sri Lankan tour.
Best month to visit Sri Lanka – part 2
In part 2 of answering “when is the best month to visit Sri Lanka?” we explore the cultural and wildlife opportunities Sri Lanka has to offer from July through to December.
If you haven’t done so already, please first read part 1 of this article – the best month to visit Sri Lanka.
A collection of Sri Lankan wildlife snaps
Sri Lanka is home to some of the most stunning wildlife found anywhere in the world. From the gigantic Blue Whale to the thrilling leopard, there are few wildlife destinations that can rival Sri Lanka.
We’ve put together a handful of wildlife snaps to show the beautiful array of animals that can be found on the island.
If you’re interested in seeing the amazing wildlife up close, please browse our various Sri Lankan tourswhich visit Sri Lanka’s finest wildlife spots and National Parks.
Uncover the mysterious Forest Monastery of Ritigala!
Nestled away on the forested mountainside of Ritigala is a mysterious monastery, waiting to be uncovered!
Dating back thousands of years, the ruins of the forest monastery of Ritigala are immersed in mystery and legend. The ruins sit on the eastern side of the Ritigala Mountain which is carpeted with lush, dense forest and home to countless species of wildlife.