Discover a world of wonder across nine provinces
North Central
Ancient capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site with well-preserved ruins spanning over 1,400 years.
Medieval capital with stunning rock sculptures, palaces, and bathing pools alongside an ancient artificial lake.
Central
The legendary 5th-century sky citadel rising 200 metres, famous for its frescoes and breathtaking summit views.
A 1st-century BC cave temple complex with over 20,000 sq ft of Buddhist murals and a 47-ft carved sleeping Buddha.
Sri Lanka's cultural capital, home to the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic and the renowned Peradeniya Botanical Gardens.
Known as 'Little England', this hill station features cool climate, rolling tea estates, and charming colonial architecture.
Uva
A charming hill town surrounded by tea plantations, with the iconic Nine Arch Bridge and panoramic views from Ella Gap.
A misty plateau at 2,000+ metres with the famous World's End precipice and Baker's Falls amid cloud forests.
Southern
A 16th-century fortified old city reflecting Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial heritage on the southwest coast.
A palm-fringed crescent beach with crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and the endangered purple-faced langur.
A charming southern beach town famous for whale watching, golden sunsets, and laid-back coastal vibes.
Eastern
World-renowned surf destination on the southeast coast with quality breaks, lagoons, and ancient temples nearby.
Sri Lanka's premier wildlife destination, home to the highest density of leopards in the world alongside elephants and crocodiles.
Home to 'The Gathering', the largest wild Asian elephant congregation on earth, around a 4th-century reservoir.
Sabaragamuwa
The closest major national park to Colombo, renowned for its high population of wild Asian elephants.
Western
Sri Lanka's vibrant capital city, blending colonial heritage, modern skylines, and bustling bazaars.
A sacred mountain revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, and Christians, crowned by a mysterious footprint at 2,243 metres.
North Western
Sri Lanka's largest and oldest national park, famous for leopards and unique natural sand-rimmed lakes.
A historic port city on the northeast coast with natural harbours, ancient temples, and whale-watching from Swami Rock.
