One of Sri Lanka's most sacred pilgrimage sites, revered by multiple religions. Standing at 2,243 meters, pilgrims climb overnight to witness stunning sunrise views and see the sacred footprint at the summit, creating unforgettable spiritual experiences.

Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s ancient capital, is a sacred city of towering stupas and timeless devotion—home to the revered Sri Maha Bodhi and rich in Buddhist heritage.

Arugam Bay blends world-class surfing with rustic charm, wildlife adventures, and serene sunrises—making it a laid-back haven for thrill-seekers and peace lovers alike.

An eastern coastal city known for lagoons, colonial heritage, and authentic Tamil culture. Famous for the mysterious 'singing fish' phenomenon in its lagoon during full moon nights, offering offbeat travelers beaches, nature, and cultural depth.

A picturesque village nestled between hill country and dry zone, known for biodiversity, waterfalls, and eco-lodges. At 615 meters elevation, it offers pleasant climate, forest walks, canyoning, mountain biking, and rich birdlife for nature enthusiasts.

Bentota offers golden beaches, river safaris, and tranquil luxury—perfect for honeymooners, families, and anyone craving a blend of relaxation, adventure, and heritage.

Twin coastal towns on the southwest coast offering culture, beach relaxation, and Ayurveda wellness. Beruwala features long beaches and the historic Ketchimalai Mosque, while Aluthgama boasts calm lagoons perfect for peaceful boating experiences and local traditions.

Home to fascinating ancient rock carvings in a forested area near Wellawaya. This serene site features seven massive Buddhist statues carved into vertical rock face, with the tallest reaching over 50 feet, dating back to 9th-10th centuries.

A serene wildlife haven on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, Bundala National Park is famed for migratory birds, flamingos, elephants, and sea turtles—offering a peaceful yet vibrant safari experience for nature lovers.

Sri Lanka's bustling commercial capital blends colonial charm, religious diversity, luxury shopping, and vibrant street food culture. This dynamic city features modern skyscrapers alongside heritage buildings, offering visitors an authentic introduction to urban Sri Lankan life.

Home to Sri Lanka's largest and best-preserved cave temple complex, this UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases over 150 Buddha statues and vibrant ceiling murals. Located atop a massive rock outcrop with panoramic views of surrounding plains.

A remote and windswept island off the Jaffna Peninsula, known for wild ponies, colonial ruins, and coral walls. Largely untouched by tourism, this ferry-accessible destination offers surreal experiences with Dutch forts, baobab trees, and endless isolation.