Moon Stone Mine – Meetiyagoda
A Moonstone is Blue – Grey in colour and feels cool and smooth to the touch. When polished it has a glow like the moon. Have you… Read More
Yakkalamulla Tea Factory
“Yakkalamulla Tea Factory” is a family owned business in Yakkalamulla within the Southern Province, Sri Lanka. We proudly announce that the Yakkalamulla Tea Factory is owned by… Read More
Yatagala Raja Maha Viharaya
Arhath Sangamitta Therani brought forth the Southern Branch of the Sacred Sri Maha Bodhi to Lankadeepa from Buddha Gaya, under which the Siddhartha Bodhisathwa Attained Enlightenment. This… Read More
Whale Watching & Surfing – Mirissa
Whale & Dolphin Watching Nowhere else in the world do whales and dolphins venture so close to the coast and in such numbers as they do off… Read More
Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Museum
The house in which Martin Wickramasinghe, one of the Sri Lanka’s most renowned writers was born has inspired the Martin Wickramasinghe Trust to establish a Folk Museum… Read More
Unawatuna Beach & Jungle Beach
Unawatuna Beach is small, pristine, truly Romantic and intimate; a graceful Semicircular Curve of sand not much more than a kilometer from start to finish, enclosed by… Read More
Diving, snorkeling and surfing – Unawatuna
Unawatuna has a modest range of water sports on offer – though dedicated divers and surfers are better served at nearby Hikkaduwa. The diving schools nearby the… Read More
Stilt Fishermen
Unawatuna is an ideal place and one of the hot sports for Stilt Fishing by remarkable local fisherman. Just before the sunrise, stilt fishermen fly above the… Read More
Kottawa Forest Reserve
Kottawa forest reserve is situated in northeast of Galle along the main road to Udugama township. This isolated patch of low country rain forest is only about… Read More
Hiyare Rain Forest & Reservoir
Hiyare rainforest bordered by the Hiyare reservoir is a secondary lowland rain forest with a high diversity and endemism of species that spans over 600 acres in… Read More
Galle Fort & Fortress
Galle Fort, in the Bay of Galle on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, was built first in 1588 by the Portuguese, then extensively fortified by the… Read More
Galle National Maritime Museum
Maritime Museum is the only museum which aware the public on marine biological and anthropological aspects of Southern coastal area. It is located in the old Dutch… Read More