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Located in the middle of the Indian Ocean, this small island nation is considered the “pearl” of the ocean thanks to its rare and diverse beauty. Sri Lanka offers a perfect blend of nature, culture, cuisine and people, opening up to visitors a rich experience, from relaxing resorts to journeys of discovery and adventure.
Footprints returning to the land of Buddha
Sri Lanka has long been considered one of the cradles of Buddhism, home to many sacred relics and symbols associated with spiritual life. A journey to the land of Buddha in this island nation is an opportunity for visitors to not only admire the majestic landscape but also find peace of mind.
Dambulla Cave Temple
Dambulla Cave Temple is a famous Buddhist temple complex located in central Sri Lanka. Built in the 1st century BC, the temple consists of five main caves, containing more than 150 Buddha statues and beautiful frescoes. The unique architecture and sacred space of the temple attracts thousands of tourists and Buddhists every year. In 1991, Dambulla was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, becoming one of the most important spiritual and cultural sites in Sri Lanka.
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
The Temple of the Tooth is located in the ancient capital of Kandy, and is one of the most sacred temples in Sri Lanka. It houses the Buddha Tooth Relic, the sacred national treasure of Sri Lanka as well as Buddhists around the world. Built in the 17th century, the Esala Peraheradi festival takes place here every year, attracting thousands of devotees and tourists. The Temple of the Tooth is not only an important spiritual center but also a cultural and historical symbol of Sri Lanka.
Experience the most romantic journey in the world
The train from Ella to Kandy is considered one of the most romantic and beautiful railway routes in the world, taking tourists through the majestic natural scenery of Sri Lanka. Along the way, there are endless green tea hills, misty valleys and ancient bridges winding through the mountains and forests.
In particular, the moment the train crosses the famous Nine Arch Bridge gives the feeling of being lost in a fairy tale painting. More than just a means of transportation, the Ella – Kandy route is a slow and poetic journey, where visitors breathe in the fresh air, gaze at the scenery outside the window and capture unforgettable souvenir photos.
Discover the traditions of indigenous people
On the blue coast of southern Sri Lanka, the image of fishermen sitting firmly on stilts in the middle of the waves has become a unique symbol, both rustic and romantic. The traditional fishing profession has existed for generations and carries within it a rustic yet artistic beauty. At dawn or dusk, their diligent silhouettes are reflected in the red sky, blending with the sound of the ocean, creating a scene like a vivid painting. Not only a livelihood,stilt fishing(stilt fishing or bamboo pole fishing) today still contains special cultural values and tourist attractions.
Immerse yourself in traditional Sri Lankan dance, a colourful world of music, ritual and belief. From the powerful Kandyan dances with their elaborate costumes, to the dramatic Lowland dances with their colourful masks, or the sacred Sabaragamuwa… each region tells its own story.
Immerse yourself in nature with a tour of Yala National Park
Off-road driving is one of the most exciting and thrilling activities when traveling to Sri Lanka. Sitting on sturdy jeeps, visitors will be taken through bumpy roads between dense forests, lakes and vast grasslands, opening up before their eyes a vibrant wild world.
Yala is famous for being home to many rare animals such as Asian elephants, sloth bears or migratory birds. The feeling of suspense waiting for the moment they suddenly appear makes the trip unforgettable. Not only can visitors see the wild world in its natural environment, but they can also immerse themselves in the fresh air and admire the majestic pristine beauty of the landscape. This is truly an ideal journey for those who love nature and are eager to explore.
Sigiriya Fortress: Wonder of the Ancient World
One of the greatest wonders of the ancient world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sigiriya was once the palace of King Kassapa in the 5th century, serving as both a defensive citadel and a center of power.
The path leading to the top of Sigiriya fortress takes visitors past magnificent ancient frescoes, the exquisite Water Garden and the legendary Lion Gate. From the top, the panoramic view of the lush green plains, dense forests and lakes spread out below opens up spectacularly, evoking the feeling of being lost in a legendary world. Exploring Sigiriya is not only a journey back to the golden history of Sri Lanka, but also an opportunity to feel the feat, wisdom and architectural quintessence of ancient mankind.
