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
Have you ever really thought of what the dual, wild-yet-grounding nature of the East Coast brings to travelers? Well, most visitors come to Arugam Bay chasing the waves. But the ones who
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: Lavanya Arora : Website Instagram We could probably end this article in a single sentence: just pack your bags and come over. The weather’s always incredible. Okay, that’s two sentences but the
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
Author: Gargi Guha For a country as small as Sri Lanka, the food and the mind-boggling diversity of it, packs in quite a punch. Rich in its culture and heritage, as well
Author : Pallavi Pundir For an intrepid traveller seeking calm and peace, there’s nothing that Sri Lanka can’t offer. From architecture and food, to beaches and nature, the South Asian island nation
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