Check out our Tales of Angampora to learn more about the fate of this uniquely Sri Lankan combat technique.
King Kashyapa reigned with an iron fist during the 5 th Century AD, and it certainly shows in the artistic creations that adorn the walls of Sigiriya...
Colombo has many great places to visit, from museums, to heritage buildings, to bars and restaurants. We’ve identified some of the most important...
Galle is one of a few Sri Lankan cities that offer a wide variety of experiences that are appealing to different types of travelers. From sun and sand, to culinary...
The waters that surround the beautiful isle of Sri Lanka are full of incredible sights and wonders just waiting to be explored. We’ve compiled a list...
Mirissa, a hamlet that has fast become a great respite for all types of travellers, has a thriving marine ecosystem that has made the reefs and...
The Holy Trinity Church, consecrated in the year 1852, is a remnant of Nuwara Eliya’s colonial past. Located on Church Road, not too far from the Grand Hotel, the church is famed for its English village abbey feel. In fact, the church was also visited by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh in 1954. The Royals were so smitten with the church’s quaint atmosphere, that they even donated a stained-glass window and a blue carpet.