Known to
anyone as the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is nothing short of a
paradise on earth. Turquoise waters, pristine white shores, golden sun
only begin to describe what this lovely island has to offer. Lush green
hills and magnificent cascading falls in the central hill country,
amazing nature and wildlife and unique cultural heritage mixed with
truly warm hospitality makes this a tropical paradise. Waking up to the
soft sound of the gentle waves brushing against the soft shore while
the sun warmly caresses your skin can only be described, as a taste of
heaven. For the more outdoorsy and adventurous traveler, this lovely
island offers more than a few lush green forests with abundant wildlife
and a variety of species of birds. The brilliant white cascading falls
of the hill country stand out boldly through the emerald forests and tea
plantations, as you drive down winding roads in the misty mountains.
Sri Lanka also boasts two of the most scenic and well kept golf courses
in Asia; one of which is a main attraction in the hill country.
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The unique cuisine of this tropical paradise will
tickle your taste buds. While a variety of international dishes are
prepared in all hotels, the local curries and home-made sweets are a
unique dining delight. The islands natural beauty surrounds you and
enfolds you, taking you away from the worries of everyday life and into
peaceful relaxation. Its unparalleled splendor makes it the perfect
location to enjoy a memorable and romantic honeymoon as you step into
the blissful joy of wedded life. The mystic beauty which makes Sri Lanka
unlike any other place in the world, is what calls people from around
the world to indulge in its quiet perfection. Home to the largest
mammals found on land and sea; the magnificent elephant and the gigantic
blue whale, Sri Lanka is an island of untold beauty. With a perfectly
synchronizing blend of nature, history, culture and heritage, this
island is the wonder of Asia; A land like no other.
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Events
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Poson
Poson marks the arrival of Buddhism to Sri Lanka. Many pilgrims climb Mihintale- as a mark of their deep devotion.
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Madu Festival
Catholics travel from across the island to the North to the shrine of the Virgin Mary, for a week-long celebration.
