Colombo

Colombo is a true metropolis where buildings from colonial eras and places of worship exist alongside modern towering skyscrapers. Browse at department stores offering competitive prices or exclusive outlets featuring world class local designers. Enjoy Sri Lankan cuisine in its primitive form at countless eateries ranging from street vendors to fine dining establishments. Head towards Pettah and observe the inner workings of a local marketplace and visit the Dutch Hospital complex toenjoy live music in the evenings. Conclude your stay by experiencing Colombo’s dynamic nightlife with it’sclassical bars and bistros tucked away all around the city.

Galle

In Galle, the Dutch Fort is a must-see, originally built by the Portuguese and conquered by the Dutch in the 17th century, today it is a UNESCO World Heritage sitealong with the adjoining Dutch hospital precinct that is now home to chic restaurants, cafes and boutique shops.

Stroll along bluestone paved roads, visit a museum, peruse some jewelry and other trinkets, grab some gelato at a cafe or restaurant, take in the view of the ocean from the ramparts… there’s something for everyone!

Kandy

The last kingdom of Sri Lanka, home to the temple of the tooth relic of Lord Buddha. Kandy is a UNESCO world heritage site which houses the most important Buddhist artefact in Sri Lanka: historically, it has played an important role in local politics due to the belief that whoever holds the relic is responsible for the governance of the country. Upon entering the temple, witness a cultural performance before proceeding to navigate the hallowed hallways of the palace.
Witnessing a cultural pageant in the months of July and August showcasing traditional dancers, drums and elephants, shopping for rare gems and jewelry, antiquesand wood carvings, visiting royal botanical gardens are among the major excursions, tourists like to be part of in Kandy.