Colombo
The commercial capital of Sri Lanka, Colombo is a city which
holds the fascination of the visitors with its harmonious blend
of East and the West as well as the old an the new..
Sigiriya
Dating back to over 7,000 years, Sigiriya portrays the ancient
architectural tradition of Sri Lanka. It is the best preserved
city centre in Asia from the first millennium, with its
combination...
Kandy
Historical records suggest that the original city
Senkadagalapura was established by the King Wickramabahu III
during the period of his reign from 1357-1374 AD...
Trincomalee
Nilaveli and Uppuveli are two of the most popular beaches
inside the beautiful port of Trincomalee. Trinco, as it is most
commonly called is known for its tea plantations, fishing and
houses one of the oldest known hindu temples of Sri Lanka.
Kurunegala
It was only for half a century that Kurunegala remained the
royal capital , starting with the reign of Buvanekabahu II
(1293-1302) followed by Parakramabahu IV (1302-1326). Today, it
is an important cross-roads..
Jaffna
The north of Sri Lanka, ending up in the Jaffna Peninsula, is
the country's Tamil heartland has been in news for the wrong
reasons, for it is the focus of the horrific civil war of the
1980s and 1990s...
Negombo
Located 37 kms north of Colombo, Negombo is a characteristic
fishing town. Amidst the lush groves of coconut palms, the town
breathes the spirit of the sea. . ...
Galle
Founded in the 16th century by the Portuguese, Galle reached
the height of its development in the 18th century, before the
arrival of the British. It is the quintessence of a fortified
city built ...
Mount
Lavania
Just 12 km. south of Colombo along the road to Galle lies Mount
Lavinia, the famous beach resort of Sri Lanka. It is an
immediate city suburb and the beach lying alongside a wind swept
headland ...
