Mulathiv is situated in the north east coast. Its warm and sunny. Beaches are the main attraction in this region.

Situated along the coastline it has a range of hotels and resorts. If you want to relax beside the beach and enjoy water sports this is definitely the place to visit.

Famous for its Turtle Hatcheries. Several species can be seen among them is the endagered hawksbill species.Picturesque beaches await you here.

This magnificient park spans across 1,249 squre kilometers. Numerous wild life including leopard, elephants, peacocks, deer can be seen in close proximity. Also famous for its variety of exotic tropical migratory birds.

Colombo is a fascinating city, not only for its comfortable blend of East and West, but also for its cosy mixture of the past and present. It is the commercial capital of the county, Attractions: Buddhist temples, Hindu temples, churches the old parliament building, the zoo, museums, and art galleries. The city center overlooks the Indian ocean which adds to the scenic beauty of Colombo.

The arid district of Mannar, dotted with umbrella of thorn and baobab trees, lies in the northwest of the country. Mannar is Sri Lanka's largest Island, covering 130 sq kms and has one of the oldest ports in the country. The island is connected to the main land by a 3 km long causeway. Mannar has a well preserved fort originally built by the Portuguese in 1560 and later improved by the Dutch.

The peninsula is pratically an island, connected the the rest of Sri Lanka by a narrow strip of land which houses the Chundikkulam bird sanctuary and a causeway known as Elephant Pass because elephants would once cross the shallow lagoon at this point. The weather is hot and dry here. Jaffna is justly famous for the deliciousness of its mangoes and toddy from the palmyrah palm.

The best known town on the east coast of Sri Lanka is Trincomalee. Sunny weather throughout the year, long stretches of broad, white, sandy beaches, sheltered bays and a warm and calm sea are the features that draw sun 'n' sea-lovers to Sri Lanka's eastern seaboard's main city. From time immemorial, Trincomalee's main attraction, however, is a large, safe and one of the best natural harbors of the world.

The island's medieval capital rose to fame after Anuradhapura's decline. The largest of its many reservoirs, the Parakrama Samudra, is larger than the Colombo harbour.
Attractions: Remains of the King's council chamber, the Royal Citadel, the Kumara Pokuna, the Royal Pavilion, the Vatadage Relic House (which is lavished with moonstones, guardstones, and a sculptured railing), Kiri Vehera, and Gal Vihare.

A rocky hill about 11 kilometers east of Anuradhapura. Its believed to be the place where Buddhism flourished in 247 B.C.

Dambulla is a vast isolated rock mass, which houses a rock temple (formerly caves). Some of its frescoes date over 2,000 years old - and there is a amazing figure of the recumbent Buddha carved out of the rock, some 14 meters long.

This rock fortress was a royal citadel for more than 18 years. In a sheltered pocket, approached by a spiral stairway, are the famous frescoes. The summit of the rock, with an area of nearly one hectare, was the site of the old palace - the outer wall of which was built on the very brink of the precipice. The UNESCO-sponsored Central Cultural Fund has restored Sigiriya's 5th century Water Gardens to is former glory.

Situated in the Eastern coast. Though a long distance you would be well rewarded with unspoilt lifestyles, mangrove boat rides, national parks, secluded beaches, ancient ruins and wild animals. Some of the worlds best surfing locations.

Sri Lanka's hill capital is, perhaps, its most beautiful town. It is Sri Lanka's most visited place next to Colombo. The focal point of the town is the golden-roofed Dalada Maligawa, where the sacred tooth relic of the Buddha is enshrined. The highlight of the year is the Esala Perahera, when a replica of the relic casket is taken in procession, accompanied by exotically costumed dancers, drummers and some 100 elephants during ten glittering nights in July/August. There are numerous shrines and temples in and around Kandy, where you will see rare paintings, frescoes, and stone carvings.

A characteristic fishing town 6 km from the International Airport. Negambo has a fascinating and picturesque beachfront. The town has several buildings dating back to the Dutch and Portuguese Colonial days. The lagoon is famous for its harvest of Lobsters , Crabs and Prawns and Fish auctions on the beach are worth a look.

This beautiful town is where the British succeeded in creating an English countryside, with homes in styles from Georgian to Queen Anne. Well-kept lawns with hedges, lush tea plantations, the famous golf course and beautiful parks given the place an air of nostalgia. Situated 1,890 meters above sea level, the air is cool and fresh - a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of Colombo.

Sri Lanka's City of Gems' and the centre of its gemming industry. Gems include sapphire, ruby, cat's eye, alexandrite, topaz, amethyst, aquamarine, tourmaline, garnet and zircon. Visits to gem mines can be arranged through Quickshaws. Gem collections can be seen at the National Museum, Ratnapura, and a number of private museums.

The first area to be developed for Tourism, this is still one of the most popular of our beach resorts. Hikkaduwa is famous for its coral and sub tropical fish. The reef, which runs parallel to the shore and is only a few meters below the water, can be investicated with snorkel and fippers, or in a glass-bottomed boat. There are several ship wrecks in the area which offer interesting dives.

In this costal town, the Dutch presence is still visible. Galle was an ancient port (said to be the legendary Tarshish of the Bible), and our first international commerce and trade center. Today, Galle is the bustling provincial capital and administrative center of the south. It is famous for its lovely Unawatuna Bay, where the sea is reef protected and therefore safe for swimming.

Sri Lanka's first capital is situated in the dry zone. It is one of Sri Lanka's premier ancient cities. The sacred Bo Tree, many temples, Brazen Place, Samadhi Buddha, Kuttam Pokuna, Mihintale (12 kilometers from Anuradhapura) - a rock dotted with shrines and dwellings - a grand stairway of 1,840 steps made of granite slabs, leads to a summit with a splendid view of the countryside.

The world's first and only elephant ophanage is situated here. Estabilished in 1975, its home to many baby elephants. A famous and a must see tourist attraction. Try to visit during the bathing or feeding time to observe the antics of these magnificent yet docile giants..