Coming To Sri Lanka, Enjoy A Series Of Fascinating Experiences That You Do Not Want To Come Back

Considered as the pearl of the Indian Ocean, the island nation of Sri Lanka has countless interesting experiences that attract tourists, from surfing, watching blue whales to picking tea, visiting "Buddha's tooth temple" ...
Traveling to Sri Lanka, enjoy a series of fascinating experiences that you do not want to come back
Conquering Sigiriya: One of the most impressive scenes of Sri Lanka is the 180 m high "Lion rock", standing upright in the middle of the blue sky. On top of this flat granite, there are vestiges of the ancient city of Sigiriya, the capital built by King Kassapa I in the 5th century

. It has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Photo: Lonely Planet.
Going along a series of vertical stairs, craggling along the steep rocky slope is an experience that should not be missed when coming to Sigiriya Along the way, you will admire many vivid frescoes, with giant lion feet carved into the stone.



From the top of this majestic rock, visitors can see the enchanting surroundings, especially the mist-covered forests below every early morning. Photo: Buffalo Trip.
Tea picking in Nuwara Eliya: Dubbed "Little United Kingdom", the cool, fresh climate of the Nuwara Eliya plateau is the center of the Sri Lankan tea industry. For devotees of this familiar drink, Nuwara Eliya is a destination not to be missed. Here, you can learn about Sir Thomas Lipton and his famous Lipton tea empire. Photo: Lukas Pelech.
Discover the wild nature in Udawalawe: Udawalawe National Park of Sri Lanka is especially famous for its herd of about 700 elephants, which can allow visitors to admire this huge animal Elephant Transit Home here is in the top of the world's best wildlife recovery centers, specializing in the care and treatment of injured and orphaned elephants .



.. until they can afford to live independently and return. nature. Photo: Top Driver In Sri Lanka.
Udawalawe National Park has a diverse ecosystem with many unique endemic species of flora and fauna. Here, you can find about 30 different species of snakes and hundreds of birds gather during the migration season from October to March each year. Photo: Natural World Safaris.




Relax on the banks of Arugam Bay: Arugam Bay with long, curved, crescent-shaped sand is considered the best surfing spot in Sri Lanka. If surfing is not in your “must-try” list, this bay has many other attractions that can attract visitors such as motels, romantic restaurants, peaceful relaxation spaces and moments of beauty. The sunrise is worth the wait. Photo: The Seea.
Watching blue whales in the ocean: The depths of Sri Lanka's southern tip continental shelf is an area suitable for blue whales, one of the largest creatures in the world. Many tourists prefer this destination of the island nation of Sri Lanka, as it is a place to see giant fish in a very close distance. Photo: Visit Magical Sri Lanka.
Dondra Head, the southernmost point of Sri Lanka with the highest lighthouse in the country is the ideal place for you to watch the giant blue whale right in front of your eyes.



From January to April every year, the blue whales on the route from the Bay of Bengal to the West Indian Ocean often move through this sea to "fill" with a rich source of mollusks here, thanks to hundreds of rivers Sri Lanka contributes. Photo: Our Global Trek.
Enjoy fresh seafood: The cuisine of the island nation of Sri Lanka is outstanding for the fresh and delicious seafood caught on the spot. Curry, coconut milk are the familiar flavors in dishes in this country. To enjoy those characteristics of Sri Lankan cuisine at the same time, the famous Jaffna crab curry is an experience you should not miss. Photo: Cosmopolitan Sri Lanka.
Visit the holy city of Kandy: Often known as Senkadagalapura, the holy city of Kandy in Sri Lanka was recognized as a world heritage site by UNESCO in 1988. It is the last capital of Sinhala kings, the patron of culture.



Dinahala developed for more than 2,500 years before the British arrived in Sri Lanka in 1815. Photo: The National.
Coming to Kandy, visitors can not ignore the "Buddha tooth temple" with gold roof, the most important Buddhist relic of Sri Lanka. The room that holds the Buddha's teeth here is strictly protected, but visitors can visit. The solemn, colorful Kandy Esala Perahera Festival takes place around July-August every year at the temple, attracting a lot of visitors everywhere. Photo: Heaven of Asia.
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