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
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.