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Discover stories, insights, and travel inspiration from across Sri Lanka. Explore guides, tips, and local tales that bring each destination to life
Ranawara, a beautiful bright blossom, has been used for generations as both a natural remedy and a calming daily ritual.
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In the heart of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is home to one of the world’s most treasured spices: Ceylon Cinnamon.
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Discover a cuisine is a vibrant fusion of flavours, influenced by its rich cultural heritage and diverse culinary traditions.
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Discover the south beyond its beaches and explore jungles, paddy fields, spices & more.
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It’s no secret that Ahangama houses some of the most Instagrammed dining spots in the island ...
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Sri Lanka boasts a rich diversity of whale species, making it a top destination for enthusiasts.
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From the water, milk and oil giving nuts to the husk and leaves, there is nothing that goes to waste.
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An object picked along your travels that means something to you, or resonates with a certain feeling or place.
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If you know anything about us Sri Lankans, it would include the fact that we love our spices.
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Our island has a long history in relation to spirits and alcohol. Here’s some insight and where to find them .
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The Bundala National Park harbours a rich biodiversity, including several endemic as well as threatened species of plants and animals.
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The City of Galle was for many centuries the capital of the Southern Province.
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A product that began as an experiment spanning just 19 acres of land is now the island’s golden crop.
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Displaying rich diversity in form and style, ancient Sri Lankan architecture is fairly distinctive.
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Beeralu lace weaving, also known as bobbin lace, was introduced to our islanders by the Portuguese during the 16th Century.
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Rice is an important crop of Sri Lanka. The land on which farmers cultivate rice is referred to as a ‘kumbura’
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Ruhuna, the home of Yala, pulsates with life and a landscape teeming with lush flora and fauna.
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You’ll come to discover 27 different national parks, scattered across diverse landscapes, plains and terrains.
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Spending some time in the capital comes with its fair share of exploration and excitement, culture, food and its people.
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From forest reserves to rocky mountain scapes, ancient kingdoms to tea valleys, there’s something for even the most amateur hiker.
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