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.

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.

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.

A relaxed mountain town nestled among lush tea plantations in Sri Lanka's Uva Province. This backpacker favorite offers scenic hiking trails, waterfalls, and cool hill-country vibes with iconic sights like Nine Arches Bridge and Little Adam's Peak.

A scenic hill town perched along a dramatic mountain ridge in Sri Lanka's Uva Province. Known for cooler climate and endless views over southern plains, it offers tea plantations, misty forests, and Sir Thomas Lipton's historic seat.

A lively coastal town on Sri Lanka's southwest coast, renowned for beautiful beaches, vibrant marine life, and excellent surfing conditions. This relaxed destination offers abundant water-based activities, turtle encounters, and marine national park experiences.

A misty, elevated plateau in Sri Lanka's Central Highlands, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. At over 2,000 meters above sea level, it features the dramatic World's End viewpoint with breathtaking 900-meter cliff drops.

A lesser-known but richly biodiverse tropical rainforest in the Southern Province. Part of Sri Lanka's remaining lowland wet-zone forest, it features waterfalls, canopy layers, endemic species, and peaceful guided treks through medicinal plant habitats.

Sri Lanka's adventure capital, famous for white-water rafting on the Kelani River. Surrounded by rainforest and waterfalls, this filming location of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' offers rafting, canyoning, jungle hikes, and tranquil eco-lodge accommodations.

A pristine wilderness area named after its fist-like resemblance, spanning Kandy and Matale districts. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features rugged peaks, cloud forests, cascading waterfalls, and access to traditional villages like Meemure.

A remote village hidden deep within the Knuckles Mountain Range, known for traditional lifestyle and pristine nature. With no mobile signal and minimal modern influence, it offers authentic rural hospitality, off-grid experiences, and eco-tourism adventures.

Often hailed as the 'Cradle of Sri Lankan Buddhism,' this sacred mountain peak holds immense religious significance as the birthplace of Buddhism in Sri Lanka. The climb leads through ancient ruins and monastic complexes, offering tranquil spiritual experiences.