Our neighbouring island country is well known for its tea estates, elephant orphanages, Buddhist ruins, national parks, beaches, hiking trails and a host of other attractions within a modest physical dimension. Achievements of the great Sinhalese kingdom can be well witnessed by Sri Lankas 2000-year-old history.
Due to its unique location, Sri Lanka was a major trading destination and the influence of various cultures is evident in the country’s food, clothing and architecture. If you are up for an adventure of a lifetime, you have got to explore Sri Lanka.
Through my blogs on Sri Lanka, I take you through my journey in the beautiful country. Right from the ultimate guide to visiting Sri Lanka, which answers all of your questions right from how to get a visa to what are the best things to do in Sri Lanka.
I also have location-specific blogs on – Kandy, Sigiriya, Dambulla, Mirrisa and other nearby coastal towns of Sri Lanka. For all of you who are struggling to build the perfect itinerary, refer to my 7-day Sri Lanka Itinerary, that too on a budget!
So go ahead, explore Sri Lanka through my words and pictures!
Backpacking Sri Lanka
A week after my trip here I am sitting in my Bengaluru apartment sipping some Sri Lankan tea reminiscing the time spent in the land of Serendipity. Sri Lanka at a glimpse: Our neighboring island country is very well known for its
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Cultural triangle of Sri Lanka
The northern plains of Sri Lanka traditionally referred to as Rajarata, or “The King’s Land”, now known as the Cultural Triangle.
