Author: Kalpana Sunder Ambalangoda on Sri Lanka’s western coast, a coastal town of fishermen, is where the last generation of artisan families are engaged in the making of masks from balsa- like
Author: Karandeep Arora 1,300 kms of coastline where the Indian Ocean welcomes the land of swaying coconut palms and sun-splashed beach days. This teardrop-shaped island takes you on a tropical escape where
Author: Gargi Guha Fragrances melding into one another. Coffee from a café nearby and spices from another store mingle into the evening breeze. Cobblestoned roads, red tiled roofs and quaint houses with
Author: Kalpana Sunder Sri Lanka, has a documented history of over 3000 years, being on the maritime Silk road, and with a rich history of trade relations with many countries. Many of
Author: Karandeep Arora You’d never have thought a sleepy fishing village or a moss-covered train track would end up on your camera roll hundreds of times, but Sri Lanka has that effect
Author: Pallavi Pundir There’s often a misconception that people with a disability don’t travel, and yet, global statistics show that disabled travellers represent a $35 billion market (as of 2015), which jumped
For a small island nation, Sri Lanka sure has some very diverse landscapes. From misty mountains to tropical beaches and busy cities, this country has it all and that makes an ideal
Sri Lanka, often called the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean,” is more than just a tropical escape. Beneath its lush jungles, golden beaches, and misty hills lies a rich spiritual heritage that
Sri Lanka, the land of sun kissed beaches, emerald tea hills, ancient temples, and warm smiles, is no stranger to tourism. But while most travellers flock to the iconic sites of Sigiriya,
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