Enjoy Sri Lanka this monsoon

With eight UNESCO World Heritage sites to boast of, Sri Lankans proudly display the achievement of ancient Sri Lanka to every tourist.

Enjoy Sri Lanka this monsoon
With eight UNESCO World Heritage sites to boast of, Sri Lankans proudly display the achievement of ancient Sri Lanka to every tourist. From amazing structures such as the Sigiriya Rock Fortress to rivers and lakes to well-planned gardens, visitors here are awed from the moment they arrive.

Good roads and infrastructure are another treat. Start your day in SL with a chalked-out plan in hand. So, if you are visiting Sri Lanka with your kids, then head to Udawalawa National Park, located approximately 200 km south-east of Colombo city. It is a major eco-tourism destination.

Popular for the many elephants that live here (about 400 in total), it’s a kid’s delight to see them at play time. During your visit, you could witness entire herds of adults and young elephants – feeding For some beach fun, you must make your way to Unawatuna Beach, which is a semi-circular stretch of golden sands bordered with coconut and palm trees around the coast of Galle. It’s here, where good dive points are accessible, too. There is a reef protecting the beach, which makes it perfectly safe for bathing.

For some outdoor adventure, try camping, trekking, kayaking and canoeing. In fact, you can also enjoy a hot air balloon ride in the heart of the Cultural Triangle. For an adrenalin rush with a difference try wave riding or paragliding. Being an island, it is easy to experience the country by cycling and backpacking, which is a cost-effective way to enjoy Sri Lanka.

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