The scenic train ride from Sri Lanka’s highest railway in Pattipola is the perfect way to spend an afternoon after visiting the beautiful Horton Plains. Situated nearly two kilometres above sea level, Pattipola rail station is the highest railway station in Sri Lanka...

If you’re someone who likes a personal challenge and are looking to add some adventure to your next Sri Lanka tour then the Adams Peak Pilgrimage climb will likely fit the bill. The climb up Adams Peak has great significance to Buddhists with most wanting to do the...

The largest city in Sri Lanka and its commercial capital, Colombo is a juxtaposition of the old, European influenced architecture and a new, rapidly changing commercial hub with its imposing skyscrapers and developments standing as a testament to the city’s wealth....

Experience the unique sights and sounds of the Sri Lankan rain forest from the unique vantage point of the Kelani River with white water rafting at Kitulgala. With two grades available, the white water rafting can be enjoyed by kids up to the age of 80 (yes, we’ve had...

Sri Lanka’s second city, Kandy, is unmistakably the country’s cultural capital with its exuberant festivals, unique music and dance, and colonial architecture. It’s also the home to arguably the most revered religious site in the whole of Sri Lanka – the Temple of the...

The tea grown in the fertile soil of the picturesque Sri Lankan mountains is world famous, not surprising when you consider Sri Lanka used to be known as Ceylon. The tea plantations which produce the leaf are a magnet for tea lovers and anyone who is interested in the...

A trip to watch the famous Culture Show, a spectacle of traditional Sri Lankan dance, music and performance, is a must when visiting Kandy. The captivating one hour performance immerses the audience in local tradition and culture. The evening show includes drummers,...