While Sri Lanka’s southern beaches and central highlands attract most travellers, the North and East offer some of the island’s most unique and untouched travel experiences. From the rich Tamil heritage of Jaffna to the pristine beaches of Trincomalee, the historical charm of Batticaloa, and the wild beauty of Panama, this region is perfect for […]
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Exploring Deep Down South: Lighthouses and Hidden Beaches of Sri Lanka
Tourists commonly visit Sri Lanka’s Southern Coast for its beautiful beaches and towns, yet there exist undiscovered attractions throughout the region. Going past the well-trodden destinations of the Southern Island reveals a collection of pristine beaches combined with antique lighthouses and tranquil ocean vistas that remain unseen by most visitors. The deep south of Sri […]
The Pekoe Trail: A Journey Through Sri Lanka’s Tea Country
The central highlands section of Sri Lanka features dense tea plantations along with mountains partly submerged by mist and extraordinary scenery. The Pekoe Trail represents the best way to explore Sri Lanka’s tea heartland because it follows a brand-new 300 km open trekking path which guides outdoor enthusiasts through Sri Lanka’s central tea-growing district. The […]
Learn the History, the Sri Lankan race & mythology
The Mahāvaṃsa and other texts document Sri Lanka’s history which stretches over two millennia. The Sinhalese, Tamils, Moors and Burghers are among the major ethnic groups. Mythology emphasizes the arrival of Prince Vijaya, the visits of Buddha and the presence of holy relics such as the Tooth Relic. Sri Lanka’s rich religious and cultural identity is shaped by these factors.
Staying with a Host Family for a Homestay Experience
Indulge in the opportunity to experience life as a Sri Lankan local by staying with a host family. This will allow you to truly understand the lives, customs and traditions of the people who live in this island nation. During the dry season, you can explore this activity.
Volunteering with local Communities
Volunteer at locations like rural Sigiriya and Anuradhapura on your visit to Sri Lanka. This will allow you to experience the joy of helping others as you go through reputable organisations to take part in teaching or helpful activities. You can take part in these activities during the dry season.
Learning a New Language or Skill
At Language Centres in Kandy and Colombo, you can take part in learning the native languages of Sri Lanka. Take on this endeavour at any point of the year and come to understand the beauty of Sri Lanka.
Traditional Craft Workshops
Enjoy the opportunity to learn some traditional crafts like batik painting in Matale which allows you to try this creative art style. In Ambalangoda, mask-making is done by prodigies, making it a fun activity. In Kandy, you can learn how to do woodworking to make your own souvenirs.
Cooking Classes or Culinary Tours
Learn to cook traditional meals and savour delicious cooking in various cities through culinary tours and classes.
Sunset Cruises or Boat Tours
The horizons of these locations provide immaculate views of the setting Sun – November through April is the best time of year to do this activity on the Southwest Coast. The best months for the East Coast are May through September. Take an exciting boat trip to Trincomalee, Mirissa, Madu Ganga, and Bentota.
