When it comes to activities for holidays in Sri Lanka it is endless, beaches, rainforests, wildlife reserves, historical sites and many other places are great resources that provide plenty of opportunities for various fun-filled and educational activities.
Galle Fort, which dates back to 1505 is one of the best places to witness Sri Lankan colonial splendour. However, the Fort was expanded to the present magnitude size by the Dutch colonial rules in 16s. This historical gem is a hot tourist site on south coast Sri Lankan and many travellers head on to Galle in order to see this UNESCO world heritage site.
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If you have an 8-hour layover in Colombo at the biggest international airport on the island you are well on your way to having a very enjoyable layover trip in Sri Lanka. The airport is tucked 35 km away from the commercial hub of Sri Lanka, Colombo.
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Ayurveda steam bath session is truly enjoyable, apart from releasing toxins from your body, it also rejuvenates your mind and body. It makes your body more relaxed with the release of endorphins. Endorphin is a hormone that makes individual relax absolutely in an untroubled and blissful state of being. The steam bath treatments increase your blood circulation within the healthy level and soften your muscles.
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There is an amazing variety of dishes once you pass through” Rice & Curry”, and for foreign travellers, Sri Lankan delicious food, especially the seafood is one of the main reasons for them to fall in love with Sri Lanka. Even more remarkable, however, the enthusiasm for local food among the Sri Lankans; Sri Lankans are also excited like foreign travellers,
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Holidaying in Sri Lanka prison! Sounds bit awkward and not appealing for most travellers. I don’t think that no one like to pay to get into prison because they are places for outlaws. I believe no one likes to spend the time behind the bars.
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Many dozens of sea turtle conservation projects dotted along the western and southern coastal belt, which have become popular places for Sri Lanka volunteer holidays. These conservation centres have helped to increase the number of endangered sea turtles in the sea of Sri Lanka, Which is another opportunity for travellers to take a closer look into these endangered marine mammals.
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