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Are you ready to taste the experience of southern tropical Sri Lanka,
Blue Beaches, Dutch and English ruins, Safari, Rain forest (UNESCO heritage )colorful nature always green, many different local food, the paradise of fresh fruits,
For a small island, Sri Lanka has much to offer the discerning traveler. Sri Lanka for holidays bring you the best of this culturally rich and environmentally diverse country with nine World Heritage Sites (the oldest dating back to the 3rd Century BC), 86 species of mammals (including elephants and leopards), more than 400 bird species (including 26 endemics), a colorful array of flowering plants and trees, a Hill Country famous for tea, 14 National Parks out of 100 areas protected by the Government, and an Indian Ocean coastline boasting palm-fringed and sandy tropical beaches.
SRI Lanka
A teardrop-shaped island cast adrift in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is filled with cultural and natural treasures. Indians, Portuguese, Dutch and British have all left their marks here, making for a delightful mix of ancient cities, monuments and atmospheric colonial architecture.
At the same time, palm-fringed beaches are never far away and mountainous greenery beckons inland. It's clear to see why Marco Polo proclaimed Sri Lanka to be one of the best islands in the world.
Whether it’s a trail elephant crossing the highway, a literary festival in Galle, leopard sighting in Yala National Park, tasting an exceptional cup of tea at a plantation, stumbling upon vast ancient ruins in the middle of the jungle or discovering a deserted beach, Sri Lanka is a series of unexpected delights.
Sri Lanka has known its fair share of political turmoil and natural disasters in recent decades; however the country is finally finding political stability once again — marked by the Foreign Commonwealth Office removing travel restrictions across the entire country in mid 2010.
From its lush mountainous regions, to its perfect beaches, from its incomparable wildlife population to its peerless historical monuments, Sri Lanka is again becoming a holidaymakers’ favourite destination