Anuradhapura is an amazing UNESCO heritage site, one of the ancient capitals of Sri Lanka where thousands of Arahath monks lived. At that time this city has become a wonderful place of spiritually developed people in the earth. Explore the ancient archaeological treasures, Super natural creations, huge Pagodas & Granite buildings, Giant Buddha Statues, Ancient Forest Monasteries, and Stunning temples. You will amaze by seeing gigantic man-made reservoirs providing water for farming lands. You will worship Ruwanweliseya; a colossal Buddhist pagoda which has a high historical importance with an impressive structure, built nearly 2500 years before. Then you will visit the sacred Boo tree in Anuradhapura, one of the oldest trees in the world planted nearly 2500 years ago. After visiting Sacred Boo tree, you will visit Samadhi Buddha Statue, one of the stunning sculptures of the Anuradhapura era, carved in 3rd century.

Amongst the other masterpieces of Anuradhapura era are the Thissa Lake,Sacred Boo Tree, Alms-hall (Daily arms for the Buddhist monks stayed in the monastery were offered in the Alms hall), Rice boat and Curry boat,Mirisawetiya Buddhist Pagoda, Anuradhapura Archaeological Museum,Ruwanweliseya Pagoda, Basawakkulama Lake, Thuparamaya Buddhist Temple, Abhayagiriya Temple, (Sadakadapahana; Moonstone, Gardstone – Unique Features of the Sinhalese Architecture of Ancient Sri Lanka), Samadhi Buddha Statue, Elephant pond, Twins-pond and Jethawanaramaya Pagoda. These will be the tour highlight places, You will visit at Anuradhapura.

Lovely Arugam Bay located in the South-East coast of the Island, is considered as to be one of the best surfing spots in the world (is among the top 11 surfing points). Arugam bay being a world class surfing destination, offers you great opportunities to surf in many more breaks ideal for all the beginner, intermediate and advanced surfers including Main Point, Pottuvil Point, Elephant Rock, Whiskey Point, Peanut Farm, Okanda and Light House points.

Arugam Bay having shallow & crystal clear blue water is an perfect place for Sun-bathing, Swimming and walking along the beach experiencing the natural beauty. You will also experience excellent beach walks along the bay. Lahugala national park, Pottuvil lagoon, the Kumana Bird Sanctuary and many ancient Buddhist temples are among other highlights easily can be reached by Arugam Bay.

(Main Point; good for intermediate to advanced surfers, right hand point break, Pottuvil Point; ideal for all levels, right hand point break, Elephant Rock; good for beginners but challenging. Whiskey Point; one of the best surfing point for learners, Light House point; Beginners, Peanut Farm; all levels. right surfing point, Okanda; all levels. right surfing point, Panama; right surfing point)

Elephant Transit Place, rehabilitates orphaned elephant calves mainly due to the human activities and large scale irrigation projects. Transit home being located within the Udawalawe National Park, helps orphaned elephant calves to grow with familiar habitat to them. At these transit homes, Wild elephants are accessible for both food and medical care by a well trained staff. Ultimately babies are released back into the jungle when they are big enough to survive themselves. You will surprise seeing the baby elephants are coming for their milk bottles, hurriedly running up to get in line for their feed and keep it in your mind to visit the transit home at a time feeding is taken place (Feeding times at 9 am, 12 noon, 3 pm and 6 pm) 

Bentota beach is one of the island’s main tourist destination, world renown for its watersports both in the indian ocean and bentota river. Bentota is a must visit beach for anyone who comes to Sri Lanka, offering you a magical experience with a wide range of water sports including Windsurfing, Surfing, speed boat, jet ski riding, Waterskiing, Wakeboarding, boogie boarding, banana ride, tube ride, sorkeing, Diving and many more. Bentota beach is ideal for sea bathing giving you many bathing places and also good for sunbathing, relaxing and sand is fine for walking along the beach. Bentota boat safari is one of the other major tourist attraction in the area giving you great oppertunity to explore the amazing wildlife and also to experience breathnaking greenery views with spending few hours on a boat, through the bentota river. You may see many varieties of birds, crocodiles, fruit bats, kingfishers, pelicans, monkeys, mongooses and many more. Turtle Hatchery, Brief Garden, Ancient Buddhist temples are the other tourist locations in Area. 

Madu river is one of the largest wetlands in Sri Lanka declared as a Ramsar Convention in 2003. The tiny Randombe Lake, estuary where madu river meets the sea and numerous small islands over than 30 covered with lush mangrove forests, make a high Biodiversitical importance, making it a habitat for over than 300 plant species, over than 105 bird species and 31 types of reptiles. A must for nature lovers. Madu river is a real paradise of bird watchers. Enjoy the madu river nature cruise starting at the estuary near the Balapitiya and your boat will navigate towards the islands across the coastal water body and the small lake offering you very relaxing and elaborate scenery with lots of wildlife and birdlife exploring through the canopy of the mangrove tunnels. You will anchored at few islands where you will visit the most famous Kothduwa Buddhist temple located in one of the main island and also you will visit the cinnamon island where you will learn how the cinnamon is peeled and dried and will taste a precious cup of cinnamon at there. 

Eco-system – Lagoons & Estuaries / Mangroves
Features – Randombe Lake / Madu river / Balapitiya estuary
Famous for spotting –
Wildlife -Wild boar, Water Monitor lizards, Monkeys, Squirrels, Estuarine
Crocodiles, Crabs, Jelly fish, Sea turtles, Prawns and many more
Birdlife – Cormorants , Species of Kingfishers & egrets, Species of eagles and
many more
Area – 150 acres
Activities available – Boat Safari / Bird watching / Fish Therapy / Cinnamon
island / Island Temple

Buduruwagala is an remarkable Buddhist temple with amazing rock carvings, dated back to the 9th century. The temple complex consists of seven statues sculptured in a single rock face. You can see there a gigantic Buddha Statue which is the tallest standing Buddha statue in Sri Lanka with a height of 51 feets. You also can have a scenic walk around the temple and Enjoy the most beautiful setting of tiny lakes and rivers with a lots of colorful birdlife on your way to temple. 

Bundala National Park Bundala National Park is the Wetland wildlife sanctuary recognized as the first Ramsar site in the island and is a main tourist destination located near to the very famous Yala National park. UNESCO in 2005 declared Bundala Park as a biosphere reserve (4th Biosphere reserve) and Bundala being an outstanding Important Bird Area, is a good choice for birders with perfect viewings with its five shallow and brackish lagoons. Bundala is a great way to spend a morning in the vast forest area, experiencing the majestic creatures of nature with its highlights of herds of wild elephants, larger flocks of Greater flamingos over 1000 individuals and with many other wild lives. You will see more than 168 species of interesting birds with a high endemism rate such as large water birds, grey herons, Great Thick-knee, plovers, Eurasian spoonbills, The rare Blacknecked stork, black-headed ibis, Osprey, Crested Hawk eagle and also Bundala is an important habitant for over than 58 migratory birds. There are other wildlife to see in Bundala in a peaceful environment without being too many jeeps gathered around you, such as crocodiles, Water buffaloes, Common monkeys, Spotted deers, Barking deers, wild pigs, mongoose, fishing cat, Star tortoises, rusty-spotted cat , endemic flying snakes and many more other species over than 32 varieties of fishes, 15 varieties of amphibians, 52 varieties of reptiles. 

Galle is a major tourist attraction in Sri Lanka. Spend an evening exploring the most perfectly preserved remarkable monuments of a colonial city including the biggest remaining fortress in Asia. the Galle fort is the prominent attraction in Galle first fortified by the Portuguese in 1588 depicting the European architectural styles and later on extensively fortified by the Dutch and British. The Galle fort with numerous old buildings with streets named in Dutch, add a great architectural and archeological significance to the place. Few of the remarkable heritage monuments in the Galle fort are the Main Gate which was constructed in British colonial period in 1873 to facilitate heavier traffic to the old town, Galle National Museum which is built by Dutch in 1656, is an important center presenting a collection of Portuguese, Dutch and British colonial eras, Dutch Reformed Church which is the oldest Protestant church in Sri Lanka, built by the Dutch in 1755, All saint church which is an Anglican church built by British in 1868, Historical Mansion Museum which is an old building presenting one of the biggest, comprehensive and interesting personal collection of antiques and artifacts. Other important monuments you can visit inside the fort are the Queen’s House, Galle Maritime Museum, Old Dutch Hospital, Old Gate, Sea front Ramparts, Light House and many mother. 

Golden royal rock temple is a massive isolated rock, a 160 m outcrop over the surrounding flat lands. Golden rock temple is designated as an UNESCO world heritage site and it is the largest best-preserved rock cave temple in Sri Lanka with impressive five caves contain more than 150 stunning Buddha statues in different postures and colorful religious arts. Most probably this is the largest collection of Buddha statues in one place. Most of the arts are based on the Gautama Buddha and his life and created over 2000 years ago. Golden rock temple being 160 m above the surrounding countryside, offers you magnificent panoramic views in which world famous Sigiriya fortress is in the background. 

Hikkaduwa beach is one of the top ranked international traveling destinations, attracting thousands of travelers all over the world offering great diving & snorkeling experiences with colorful coral sanctuaries, diverse marine life & olden ship wrecks and also Hikkaduwa beach is giving you the country’s best surfing points. You will see travellers relax in the beach sunbathing & swimming with its beautiful and long white sandy beaches with blue water. Hikkaduwa beach is also well known for its Night life and it has become more popular with the scenic lagoon giving travelers a lot of vivid water experiences. Another in the morning you will have a great opportunity there to feed the giant wild turtles coming to the shore. Actually Hikkaduwa is a must to visit in Sri Lanka. 

Jaffna peninsula having a gorgeous uniqueness with its colorful culture and architecture makes it completely different from the other parts of the Island. Jaffna peninsula is surrounded by the Jaffna Lagoon and reported to be the driest region of the Island. Jaffna is an ideal base for exploring the glory of the Portuguese, Dutch and British colonial architecture with numerous monuments and also to discover the creative and colorful Hindu-Tamil culture and tradition. Main highlights of the city are the gigantic Dutch Fort, Nallur Kandaswamy Hindu Temple with many other old Dutch memorials. Jaffna Public Library, is one of the most notable building in the Jaffna having over than 90000 volumes/books which was built in 1933 and burnt down in 1981. Jaffna library is considered to be one of the largest libaries in the Asia and as an important hindu tamil cultural place. This library with an unique arichitecture was rebuilt in 2002 with new books and structure. Archeological Museum, is worth a visit place, having a nice collection of many Buddhist artifacts and Tamil culture, exhibiting numerous interesting items such as whale bones, Dutch cannons, British Cannons, a Musical instrument pot with seven mouths, boomerangs from Australia and many more. You also will visit Jaffna Clock Tower, King Sangiliyan Statue & Rajamanthri Palace with many other notable and old Dutch monuments. At the end of the City tour you will enjoy much precious ice cream flavors with a super taste at the Rio Ice Cream 

Kalpitiya peninsula is a known tourist hotspot located bordering the Puttalam Laggoon from the east and warm Indian Ocean from the West. Being one of the main tourist attractions in the Island over the decades, Kalpitiya offers you the perfect setting for Kite Surfing, Wind Surfing, Snorkelling & Diving, Dolphin & Whale watching oppertunities with its scattered fourteen islands around the peninsula and its naural environment. Normally the Kalpitiya is recognised as the best location for Kite & Wind Surfig in the Island. The beutiful bar reef considered to be the biggest coral reef in the Island giving habitat for diveresed range of colorful tropical fishes, Sea turtles and reef sharks, offers visitors great sites for Snorkelling, Diving & Swimming areas. You can really enjoy Kalpitiya beach Sun bathing & swimming there in the shallow & Calm water in the wide beach and bay. 

Kandy is one of the most visited and most picture perfect cities in the island. Kandy city has been declared as an UNESCO world heritage site mainly due to the Sacred temple of tooth, one of the main sacred Buddhist shrines in the world. The city lies midst of verdant hills and valleys adjacent to the great sandy river, scenic Kandy lake and Udawatta kele sanctuary. Kandy being at the center hill country of the island with a high elevation of 1600 ft above the sea level, Kandy gives you a wetter climate than the rest of the island. 

Get a thrilling journey reaching giant creatures by a jeep lies through bumpy roads in the jungle and experience an inspiring sight of seeing nearly 200 to 300 elephants gathered to a side of a lake eating grasses close to you. Minneriya is considered to be one of the best places to see the highest gathering of wild Asian elephants in the earth. Minneriya tank and the surrounding area is an important habitant for elephants and for many species of mammals, birds, amphibians and fishes. The park area was designated as a wildlife sanctuary in 1938 and also considered to be one of the important bird areas (IBAs) in Sri Lanka. 

Knuckles Mountain Range, the northern end of Central Highlands is one of the trekkers’ & Hikers’ most interested destinations with the scenic isolated hamlets in Sri Lanka. Knuckles range being an Unesco World Heritage Site, offers you a great site to experience the untouched natural beauty of montane cloud forests, plateaus, Gaps, Grasslands and fresh water creatures with a wide array of endemic animals and plant species. The higher montane area which is high in bio-diversity add a great scientific value to the country’s biodiversity. These areas are often covered with thick cloud layers and rain can be breezed in any time of the day. Knuckles mountain range homes to over than 130 bird species with a high endemism and over than 30 species of mammals, 20 species of amphibians, 16 species of fishes with a high endemism. 

Eco-system – Tropical montane forests.
Features – great sites for Hiking trails, Riverine Forests, Grasslands, Tea
plantations, Terrace rice fields, Scenic Isolated hamlets, Mini World’s End,
Waterfalls, Montane Cloud Forests.
Famous for spotting –
Wildlife – Hump-nosed lizard, wild boar, mongoose, Mouse deer, Sambar deer,
spotted deer, endemic lizards, Golden palm cat and many more
Birdlife – Black eagle, Yellow-fronted barbet, Pale billed flower pecker, White
faced starling, Sri Lanka white-eye and many more
Area – 176 km² (Summit at a height of 1900 m)
Activities available – Camping, Hiking, Trekking, Bird watching
Temperature – 15 °C
Rainfall – 3000 – 5000 mm

Koggala beach is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the warm & sunny Indian Ocean with many more exciting places to explore. Koggala Lake, Koggala river & the Koggala Lagoon locating in the area offers you the best surfing points, lake safaris, scattered small islands and olden temples. Koggala being one of the longest beaches in Sri Lanka makes it a real paradise for surfers, Sun-set lovers & also for beach lovers. Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Art Museum, Kataluva Purvarama olden temple are among the other main tourist attractions in the area. Martin Wickramasinghe is a very famous Sri Lankan novelist and the house in which he was born has been turned to a folk museum complex by the Martin Wickramasinghe Trust which allows you to explore many interesting items ranging from history of Sri Lankan folk culture, valuable collection of Buddhists artifacts, Rural technology and many more interesting fields. Koggala lagoon spreading over 7.27 km2 and scattered with eight small islands which are higher in bio-diversity and various eco-systems gives you a serene boat ride with visit to these islands while giving you the opportunity to explore the island cinnamon production, Spice gardens, the temple island and also the island called “Madol Duva” . Madol Duwa is the most famous among the islands which is mentioned in the world famous novel of Martin Wicremesinghe, called “Madol Duwa” and the meaning of the Madol duwa in English is the “mangrove island”. You will navigate across the lagoon homes to number of mangrove species from which ten of them are endemic to Sri Lanka and for wide variety of fauna & Flora species with number of bird lives. 

The Ancient Kingdom of Polonnaruwa is the second great capital of Sri Lanka built in the 11 th Century AD. Enjoy exploring many colossal pagodas, best iconic places for Buddhist arts and Architecture with lots of scattered Buddhist monuments, Fabulous gardens & ponds, Gigantic man-made lakes with large Buddha statues. Polonnaruwa has also declared as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sri Lanka. Main master pieces of Polonnaruwa city are the Royal palace complex including “wonderful seven floors royal palace” of great king Parakramabahu, said to be have more than 1000 rooms made up with thick brick walls and after the South Indian invasion of “Maga”, destroying the palace, Today you can see remains of only burned three meter thick walls. Royal palace complex also houses for granite made large “Bathing pond” with five spouts of crocodile mouths and also for the “Council chamber”, a wonderful stone structure with majestic two lions in the flanks of the stairway, Gal Vihara rock temple, is one of the most visited Buddhist shrines in Sri Lanka consisting of the most graceful four Buddha statues carved on the surface of a single and massive granite rock. Among them the largest Buddha statue is 46 feet in long and smallest Buddha image is 15 feet in tall. Nishshankalatha Mandapaya, is a stone platform with stone pillars having a unique shape and the carvings, nowhere else found in the island. The eight Stone pillars being elaborately carved in a way of blossoming lotus buds, depicts the artistic talent of the early craftsman of Sri Lanka. At the center, there is a tiny pagoda and the stone structure is surrounded by a stone railing. Thiwanka Image House, is one of the must visit attraction in Polonnaruwa. It is a 134 feet long and 67 feet wide structure built with bricks allowing you to see a biggest collection of frescoes in the Polonnaruwa era (12th Century). Inside the Thiwanka image house you will discover a large Buddha statue, carved at three places (From the shoulder, hip and knee). Parakrama lake – an ancient Lake, is a gigantic artificial reservoir built by the Great king Parakkramabahu by connecting five existing reservoirs spread over 5600 acres and it seems like an Inland sea. Not only that Polonnaruwa ancient city being a great historical site offers you to explore many fabulous religious structures. In this tour of Polonnaruwa, you will visit 1. Polonnaruwa Museum, 2. Great lion & First Parliament, 3. Parakrama Statue & Parakrama Lake, 4. Parakrama King’s Library, 5. Inner City of Polonnaruwa(Royal Palace Complex of King Parakrama & Nai Pena Temple, Royal Bathing Pond, Second Parliament), 6. Shiva Temple 7. Temple of The Tooth, 8. Atadageya (the sacred place where the sacred Tooth Relic of Load Buddha was placed in Polonnaruwa era), 9. Watadageya (The sacred place where the alms bowl used by the Load Buddha was placed during the time of great king Nishshankamalla), 10. Hetadageya (is an impressive granite structure made by King Nissanka Malla to place the Sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha), 11. Rock Book (Gal Potha), 12. Sath Mahal Prasadaya 13. Nishshankalatha Mandapaya 14. Polonnaruwa Thuparamaya-Pagoda, 15. No.(ii) Shiva Temple, 16. Pabalu Vehera-Temple, 17. Lankathilaka Buddhist Temple, 18. Kiri Vehera Pagoda, 19. Rankoth Vehera Pagoda, 20. Gal Viharaya Temple, 21. Lotus Pond, 22. Thiwanka Image House, 23. Menik Vehera, 24. Sacred Quadrangle, 25. Alahana Piriwena Monastery 

Jungle beach is a secret spot near to the very famous Bay of Galle giving you a remote and isolated beach. Jungle beach is one of the marvelous beaches located in a scenic setting offering you a smaller and calmer sea water with plenty of shades. Reaching the Jungle beach, Your pathway will lies through a tropical forest cover and a rocky path habitated for monkeys and other wildlife. Most probably you will sighted many bird life in the Hillrock. This journey by walking along the greenery pathways will take about 30 mins. The beach being surrounded by the heavy jungle, It will be a perfect place for passing the time leisurely and also to bath & swim with different species of fishes swimming close to you. The beach being a good place for Diving & snorkeling with colorful fishes, Sea turtles and coral reefs has become one of the most attractive beach paradises in Sri Lanka. Beach also located very close to the famous tourist attractions of Rumassala mythical Mountain and also for the Japanese peace pagoda which can be seen from the Jungle beach. 

Sigiriya is a magnificent and unique architectural creation of ancient Sinhalese and considered to be as the 8th wonder of the world built by the Father of King Rawana, King Visthavasa nearly 5000 years ago. Sigiriya is a large rock column of 200 metres high. Today This has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Sigiriya is one of the most important aspects of ancient urban planning and as a gigantic fortress. You can find there world renowned colorful frescoes gallery represents 500 ladies going for worshipping the Lord Buddha. Most probably the largest picture in the world. Enjoy exploring elaborate flower gardens, Water gardens and ancient water-retaining structures still are working today. Summit of the rock with the Royal palace gives you a stunning and amazing views of gardens of the Sigiriya. Well-survived ruins of mirror wall, ruins of ancient defensive structures, moats and the fortifications also can be seen today and these add value to its historical and archaeological significance. 

Sinharaja Forest Reserve is a major untouched rainforest in the World which is declared as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and also considered as a Biosphere Reserve. Sinharaja Forest is a Global biodiversity hotspot which contributes the wealth of the countries’ wildlife and plant species, Being the most of the species found in the Sinharaja forest are endemic to Sri Lanka. It cant be easily sighted the wildlife likewise in the Dry zone Parks causing the high dense of vegetation. Sinharaja rain forest being home to more than 163 bird species (from which 18 bird species are endemic to Sri Lanka) and is the habitat for 40 species of mammals (from which 08 of them are endemic to Sri Lanka) and also for over than 45 reptile species from which 21 of them are endemic to Sri Lanka and have been recoded many amphibians, butterflies, insects, ferns & mosses with a high endemism. You can have authentic- nature trails to the Sinharaja Forest by foot under the canopy of huge trees reaching a height of 50 m. 

Driving through green tea slops covered with mist and seeing tea plucking women in colorful sarees is one of the most fascinating experience to have. Nuwara Eliya is home to the finest tea in the world. The name of “Ceylon tea” is known for generations for its reputation all over the world. You will visit a tea factory located at a scenic countryside that tells you the complete journey of a tea leaf with a tea factory officer. Walk through the breathtaking tea gardens and warm up yourself with a cup of Ceylon tea considered to be finest in the world. 

The Delft is an eminent Island located 30 km off the Jaffna peninsula which is surrounded by the shallow coastal waters and coral chunks. The island is mainly vegetated with abounding Palmyra palms, grasses and dry shrubs. The Delft Island has a great archeological and historical value, depicting the legacy of all the colonial periods of Portuguese, Dutch and the British. The journey to the Delft island will be one hour sea ride with a small in size ship. Then you will discover numerous monuments, ancient ruins related to the colonial era and the differed lifestyle of the Delft Island’s people. Being the main attractions of the island, you will visit the well preserved ruins of an impressive Dutch colonial fort, Dutch Horse Stables, The Queens Tower and ruins of a thousand year old ancient Buddhist temple. All the shrubs and grasses in the Delft island are filled with the thousands of Crimson Rose Butterflies and also You can see the roaming herds of wild horses in the grass lands. Large Baobab tree, Coral walls, Growing Stone, The Big Foot and the Pigeon house used in colonial era are among the other highlights of the Delft island. 

Train travel is one of the beautiful way of enjoying the Scenic hill country line. The best way to travel between Nanu oya to Ella is through a train ride and this is the world’s most scenic train journey lies through valleys, misty hills, rolling carpets of tea estates and along the Nine Arch Bridge; one of the major attraction in Ella, constructed in British colonial period. 

Trincomalee located in the eastern coastal area is considered to be one of the most picturesque & beautiful beaches in the Island. Being one of the main tourist attractions in the Island over the decades, Trincomalee offers you the great locations for Surfing, Diving, Snorkeling, Lagoon rides, Whale-watching opportunities, and also with a finest collection of best beaches like Uppuveli, Nilaveli, Marble beach and many more. Trincomalee having shallow & crystal clear blue water is an perfect place for Sun-bathing, Swimming and walking along the beach experiencing the natural beauty. Pigeon Island being an Ideal location for diving & snorkeling offers you one of the best diving & snorkeling experience with black tip reef sharks, huge sea turtles and with many colorful coral species and fish species. Trincomalee is also famous for its’ historic temple visiting and for Hot water springs. 

Udawalawe National Park is one of most visited National Parks in the country which is renowned for its scenic beauty and thousands of different species of wildlife and birdlife. You will have a magnificent experience of seeing herds of elephants, hundreds of colorful birds, deers and many other wildlife attracted to the shore of scenic & lightly vegetated Udawalawe reservoir. 

Spend few hours in the morning, walking along a former royal Sanctuary, located on the scenic hillside right above the Temple of the Tooth Relic. Walk around the bank of the pond reserved for the royals. Udawattakele is an ideal place to get avoid of the bustle of Kandy city and go for a leisurely walk under the mostly shaded pathways enjoying the Mother Nature. Royal Pond, Senkada Cave, Kodimale peak, Meditation caves, City viewpoint, Giant Bamboo trees, 250-300 years old giant liana (Pus wela) are among the few of the tour highlights, You will visit. Udawattakele Forest Reserve is a very important Bio reserve being habitant for more than 606 varieties of plants, shrubs and lianas with a high endemism. 219 species of trees, lianas and herbs of the Udawattakele forest are reported to be endemic to Sri Lanka and also this area of forest is considered as an important bird watching place with having more than 80 species of birds with a high endemism such as Layards parakeet(Psittacula calthrapae), yellow fronted barbet(Megalaima flavifrons) Sri Lanka hanging parrot(Loriculus beryllinus), brown-capped babbler(Pellorneum fuscocapillus) and also you may see endemic mammals such as pale fronted toque macaque, Slender lorises, dusky palm squirrel, mouse deer. Flying Squirrels, Porcupine and Indian boar are also regularly seen in the forest. 

Wasgamuwa is one of the most attractive natural park in Sri Lanka which was listed as a nature reserve in 1938. Wasgamuwa Park being a protected area for wild asian elephants and being one of the IBA (Important Bird Area) is a nature paradise for wildlife explorers. Wasgamuwa National Park hosting for more than 150 species of flora and Wasgamuwa has become an important habitant for more than 23 species of mammals, more than 150 wild elephants and also more than 145 bird species. Visitors are given an extreme sense of wilderness with grasslands, rocky outcrops and with the thickly forested park areas giving you the best locations for wildlife activities such as adventure jeep safaris, Camping and bird watching. You will experience roaming wild elephants around the Mahaveli River and will discover Sri Lanka leopard, golden palm civet, wild boar, sambar, sloth bear, water buffalo and Sri Lankan axis deer with many more other. 

Weligama is a popular tourist location for its beautiful beaches offreing you amazing views and giving you the plenty of surfing spots. Weligama bay beach is also well kanowen for its small off shore islet called as “Taprobane” and also for the island’s best bathing spots. You may experience some amazing sunsets on weligama beach. 
 
Weligama Bay Surfing Weligama Bay Beach is an ideal surfing place for both begginers and experinced surfers. Actually the Weligama bay beach is great for beginners who want to start the surfing, while offering great surfing conditios for most experienced surfers alike

Mirissa is world renowned for its uniqueness of whale & dolphin watching being the island’s one of the main whale & dolphin exploring points. You will have the opportunity to see the biggest mammals in the warm Indian Ocean. In the early Morning you will go for Whale watching in their natural habitat. This is a Journey to the Mirissa Sea with a Small Ship.. 

Wilpattu means the “Land of the lakes” and visitors are given an extreme sense of wilderness with the hundreds of natural lakes, grasslands, rocky outcrops and with the thickly forested park areas giving you the best locations for wildlife activities such as adventure jeep safaris, Camping and bird watching. Wilpattu is the largest wildlife national park in Sri Lanka spreading over 131, 693 hectares and also one of the oldest national parks, located in the lowland dry zone of Sri Lanka. Wilpattu is one of the world renowned park sites offering you the best opportunities to capturing the leopards (Panthera pardus kotiya) and also for Asian elephants with many other species. Within the Wilpattu forest complex, 605 plants were identified belong to 118 species. 

Yala is one of the best nature and wildlife exploring destinations in the world offering you one of the largest leopard populations in world and best opportunities to spot them in Asia. Yala National Park containing of five blocks and located adjoining to the Indian Ocean, is the most visited and Sri Lanka’s second largest park in size, spread over 1268 km². Yala hosting for various kinds of eco-systems of both dry and moist monsoon forests, Tropical thorn forests, Lagoons, Marine wetlands and Sandy beach lines, homes for over than 46 species of mammals (Leopards, Sloth bears, Wild Water buffaloes, Elephants, Monkeys, Jackals, Sambars, Crocodiles, Mongooses, Flying Squirrels, Toque macaque and many more) and for over than 46 species of reptiles and more than 18 species of amphibians. And also Yala is considered as to be one of the important bird areas (IBAs) in Sri Lanka harboring over than 216 bird species from which many of them are migratory birds and some others are endemic to Sri Lanka. Blue tailed bee-eater, Sri Lanka wood pigeon, Sri Lanka grey hornbill, Lanka jungle fowl, Crimson fronted barbet, Black-capped bulbul and Brown capped babbler are the endemic birds in Yala, You can explore there. 

Eco-system – both dry and moist monsoon forests, Tropical thorn forests,
Lagoons, Marine wetlands
Features – Dry wood lands, Grasslands, Blackish lagoons
Famous for spotting –
Wildlife – Leopards, Sloth bears, Wild Water buffaloes, Elephants, Monkeys,
Jackals, Sambars, Crocodiles, Mongooses, Flying Squirrels, Toque macaque,
golden palm civet and many more
Birdlife – White winged black terns, Lesser flamingos, Painted Stork, Ibis, Jungle
fowl, Peacocks, green pigeon and many more.
Area – 1268 km²
Activities available – Camping, Adventure Jeep Safari, Bird watching
Temperature – 30-35 °C
Rainfall – Lower than 1250 mm

Yapahuwa is one of the ancient capitals of Sri Lanka. Yapahuwa being a palace and a military fortress and also being a remarkable Buddhist shrine, has become one of the main tourist attractions in Sri Lanka. In the earlier times Yapahuwa was called as the “Subha Pabbatha” which means in Sinhala as the “auspicious mountain”. In the year 1272, the first King Buvanekabahu transferred to Yapahuwa with his powerful army forces as a strategic to face the South Indian invasions. The first King Buvanakabahu, bringing the sacred tooth relic of the Lord Buddha with him, built the magnificent palace and the fortress around a massive granite rock outcrop, hundreds of meters over the surrounding lowlands. The biggest wonders to see there are the impressive stone stairway and stone sculptures of the great lions, elephants and dancing girls carved in the flanks of the stairway. These are considered to be one of the finest archaeological creations in the history of the Sri Lanka. Being steps in stairway are very narrow, you will find that it is very hard to climb the stairway and this is a clear trace of an ancient defensive system against the foreign invaders. You will also discover that the Yapahuwa has been fortified by two moats and by ramparts from the southern base of the Yapahuwa rock. Other important historical remains at the base of the rock are the scattered stone structures of Buddhist buildings and rock caves with Buddha images and Brahmi inscriptions.