Rahju, a painter has been living in Kandy for the last 30 years and has got an amazing collection of his own paintings. Admire his works and be amazed by his mastery

Climb the 200mt high rock which dominates over the surrounding land, as one of the best preserved examples of ancient urban construction

Knuckles mountain range is a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the higher montane area is often robed in thick layers of cloud. Known as one of the most difficult hikes in the country, the Knuckles Mountain Range isn’t for the fainthearted. Situated in the dense forest, these 34 trails will make you feel at one with nature.

The Kingdom of Anuradhapura was the capital of Sri Lanka for more than 1000 years in ancient times. This was one of the greatest human civilizations in Asia. A branch from the sacred fig tree under which Lord Buddha attained enlightenment was planted in Anuradhapura in 3rd Century BC and this tree is still alive making it the oldest tree on earth. This experience will let you see Sri Lanka like nothing else. Away from the bustling crowds of tourists, your host will take you on a journey through Sri Lankan history.

This is the third most visited park in the country and elephant sightings are almost guaranteed. Enjoy a big game drive in the Udawalawe National Park witnessing the wild elephants and many other animals in their natural habitat.

Often described as the best culinary experience in Sri Lanka, Culinary Ceylon offers more than 7 courses of authentic Sri Lankan cuisine, but also an unforgettable experience. Discover the history behind each dish and the countries that influenced them.

Set in the heart of Colombo, this restaurant adheres to traditional Sri Lankan culture with its authentic food, ambient setting and staff that welcomes you like family. A highly sought out treasure, this restaurant is not one to miss in Sri Lanka.

After coming off the slopes of Adam’s Peak, the clear waters of the Kelani River wind their way through the Hill Country of inland Sri Lanka before emptying into the Indian Ocean.

Visit this 750 year old ancient Yapahuwa Rock Fortress, standing tall in Sri Lanka’s cultural triangle. After Polonnaruwa, Yapahuwa became the capital of Sri Lanka. The sacred tooth of Lord Buddha was housed here as well. This is still a hidden tourist site and therefore you will have unobstructed access to the location.