Update on 05/06/2021 The tropical island Sri Lanka formerly known as (Ceylon) lies just south of the Indian subcontinent, near the equator. This tropical nation is welcoming millions of travellers every year. The flourishing tourism industry of Sri Lanka was hardly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic and tourist arrival to its shores plummeted to an …
The devastating effect of the novel coronavirus is still largely felt across the globe and the way we travel has largely differentiated than what it was. No exception with travel in Sri Lanka and we felt it during our recent 2 nights 3 days Sri Lanka trip to Sigiriya and Kandy. We started Sri Lanka 2 nights 3 days package, few days after the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions.
The number of COVID-19 patients is not mushrooming in Sri Lanka like most other countries, it is due to the various measure taken by the country such as contact tracing and quarantine. The recovery rate in Sri Lanka is also surprisingly high, despite without any medicine.
It is unusually quiet at the Sigiriya rock fortress, the iconic Sri Lankan tourist attraction that attracts thousands of travellers every day. None of the local tour guides to be seen, who are scattered near the entrance of the ancient rock fortress, expecting foreign customers. A large number of tourists are gathering here every day …
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Sri Lanka is open to tourists after the COVID-19 Pandemic Sri Lankan international airports will be opened to travellers from 1st August 2020. However, a new set of guidelines have been issued by the Sri Lankan tourist board, as below, The travellers should spend Minimum 5 – nights in Sri Lanka. All travellers should have …
So far there has been only 1 chinse corona patient discovered in Sri Lanka, she was fully cured and return to her home country after useful treatments.