Colombo, the bustling capital of Sri Lanka, is often overlooked as just a gateway city to the country’s better known gems. But only the real ones know that Colombo is more than
Sri Lanka, the teardrop shaped island may be tiny in size, but packs a punch with the incredible diversity in its wildlife, with over 20 national parks, as well as rich marine
Sri Lanka which is famous for its lush tea estates and beaches is also famous for its population of Asian elephants- the largest species in Asia weighing around 5.5 tonnes. Elephants have
Author : Gargi The blue upon blue is as soothing as it gets. An occasional glint from the sun above slides off the waters, and creates a gossamer gold tapestry. Coconut palms
Author: Lavanya Arora : Website Instagram As monsoon rains start to take over the southwestern coast of Sri Lanka, tourists start to leave the country. You’ll see them at airports, reviewing a thousand photos of
Author: Karandeep Arora Website Instagram What once was still mostly gravel from the road via Colombo to Siyambalanduwa is now a place that’s commercialized in a quiet and mindful style. More than what you’ll do,
Author: Karandeep Arora Website Instagram There’s a postcard version of Arugam Bay that most travelers visiting know about. The world-famous beach breaks, backpacker-themed beach bars, and the thrilling season-time buzz. What you’ll probably
Author: Avantika Chaturvedi; Website; Instagram Considering the fact that the warm tropical Indian Ocean surrounds Sri Lanka on all sides, it should then not come as a surprise that Sri Lanka is
Author: Lavanya Arora Winds ripple across fields of ready-to-harvest paddy. The rhythmic beat of a traditional drum, the raban, gets layered with koel’s melody and women’s songs that announce the start of
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