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Indigolla Ruins inside Lunugamvehera National Park
Indigolla Ruins Yala Block 5 was opened to the public as a separate national park called Lunugamvehera National Park in 2005. Lunugamve...
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Bundala National Park is an internationally important wintering ground in Sri Lanka for migratory water birds. Bundala harbors 197 species, ...
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Yala Block 5 was opened to the public as a separate national park called Lunugamvehera National Park in 2005. Lunugamvehera NP separates f...
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A human skeleton, estimated to be at least 7000 years old, several other pre-historic stone tools including animal remains have been unear...
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Sinharaja Rain Forest is a world heritage site and major eco tourism destination , which can also be described as a Tropical Lowland Rainfor...
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Ussangoda is a yet another place of Sri Lankan tourism comprised with valuable geographical features. Ussangama is located on the Colombo-Ka...
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This waterfall situated in the Aranayake. The Name Asupini ella received from the historic story. According to the ancient tales, there was ...
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Kandy is one of the most scenic cities in Sri Lanka and lies in the midst of hills. It is the Capital of the Central Province.a It is both a... -
Kotte Kingdom was the capital of our island from 1 415-1565 AD predominated by the long reign of Parakrama Bahu VI, the last Sinhala king wh...
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Sri Lankan Elephants in the Udawalawe National Park Widely known for its population of Sri Lankan Elephants (which are a recognized subspeci...
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Alu Lena Caves (Archeological Site at Kegalle) Among the cave sites with particularly interesting archaeological contents is Alu Lena ( Alu ...
