Ayurveda

Colombo Fort

Colombo Fort is home to the Fort Railway Station, the President's House and the Presidential Gardens, a palatial neo-classical building which was originally the home of the British Governors and is now the residence of Sri Lanka's President.

Colombo Lighthouse Clock Tower

The Lighthouse Clock Tower is situated in Chatham Street and was commissioned by the wife of Governor Sir Henry Ward in the hope that it would teach the Ceylonese to be punctual. This area is good for shopping for tea, souvenirs, and for exchanging money.

Embekka Devalaya Temple

Embekka Devalaya Temple is a temple well-known for the intricate wood carvings situated in an area known as Udunuwara in the Kandy district

Ella

Ella is described as one of the most breathtaking locations in Sri Lanka. Ella is surrounded by high mountains in the central hills and through a gap in the mountains you can see all the way to the ocean off the Hambantota coast line. This special gap with breathtaking views is called Ella Gap.

Horton Plains National Park

The scenery that can be seen from here is considered to be the finest view in Sri Lanka. Here you can follow bridle paths for about 4 hours through mystic cloud forests and Patna grassland to the "World’s End" a sheer drop of 1050 metres.

Haputale

Haputale is a little town mainly of Tamil people (Hindus). It is situated on the southern edge of the hill country with spectacular views and it is less crowded than Ella.

Galle Face

Opposite the Presidential Secretariat (old Parliament), is Galle Face. Here, every walk of life comes to relax and sit on the grass whilst watching the sunset over the Indian Ocean

Independence Square

Pasikudha

Pasikudha is situated in the East of Sri Lanka. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

Sigiriya Rock Fortress

Sigiriya is a UNESCO World Heritage site which is proposed to be the 8th wonder of the world. Sigiriya, a massive rock in the green scrub jungle, is perhaps the most memorable place for visitors to Sri Lanka.