You do not need a travel agency to enjoy Sri Lanka. This friendly guide shows how to build your own Sri Lanka tour—when to go, where to stay, how to move, what it costs, and the best highlights plus hidden gems.
A quiet Catholic church in Seeduwa, Kurulukale St. Jude’s is a hidden gem by the Negombo Lagoon. Peaceful, welcoming, and free to visit—ideal for reflection and nature lovers.
Kirigalpoththa Mountain is Sri Lanka’s highest climbable peak and a true hiker’s challenge. Here’s your friendly guide to trails, tips, and stunning views.
Looking for a real jungle experience in Sri Lanka? Visit Sinharaja Rain Forest – a UNESCO World Heritage Site full of rare animals, peaceful hiking trails, and breathtaking greenery. Here’s our family journey and what you need to know before you go!
Bambarakanda Ella is a must-visit for nature lovers. Standing at 263 meters, it’s a stunning destination for hiking, camping, and soaking in Sri Lanka’s natural beauty.
Nuwaragala is a mysterious and stunning mountain located in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka, near the village of Pollebadda in the Ampara District. This is not just another hike—it’s a journey through ancient history, untouched forests, and scenic views that stretch all the way to the east coast.
Waliwanguwa is a hidden gem for camping enthusiasts in Sri Lanka. Located along the scenic Devil’s Staircase, it offers stunning views, misty mornings, and an unforgettable connection to nature.
Camping at Horton Plains is a chance to experience the untouched beauty of Sri Lanka’s wilderness. From booking tips to campsite details, our guide ensures your adventure is seamless and unforgettable.
Sri Pada, also known as Adam’s Peak, is a sacred mountain in Sri Lanka revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, and Christians. Discover its rich history, six unique trails, breathtaking sunrise views, and tips for a memorable pilgrimage.
