Old-Stone Lighthouse - located in Galle is an iconic white lighthouse located on the Point Utrecht Bastion within the Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka

The perfect blend of colonial heritage, marine conservation, and living traditions along Sri Lanka's southern coast. Explore the UNESCO listed Galle Fort, a 17th-century Dutch-colonial gem with charming streets and ocean views, then visit a sea turtle hatchery to learn about conservation efforts for these endangered creatures

Mirissa Beach: Known for dramatic sunsets and palm covered shores

Sigiriya, or Sinhagiri (Lion Rock), is a 5th - century UNESCO World Heritage site and ancient rock fortress in the Matale District near Dambulla, Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan axis deer (spotted deer) and Sambar, are commonly spotted in national parks like Yala, Wilpattu, and Horton Plains

Big Asian Elephants - Elephants are present in Udawalawe National Park , Yala NationalPark, Lunugamvehera National Park , Wilpattu National Park and Minneriya National Park but also live outside protected areas

Green-tea-plantation at Nuwara Eliya: At 1,800m above sea level, this former colonial hill station is surrounded by historic estates. Pedro Tea Estate is one of the easiest to visit, offering short tours and tastings just outside town.

Kiri-vihara – Ancient Buddhist Dagoba Stupa located at Pollonaruwa, Sri Lanka

Mirissa Beach - a premier, horseshoe-shaped destination on Sri Lanka's south coast, famous for its relaxed vibe, surfing, and vibrant nightlife

Saptha Kanya (Seven Virgins), a dramatic set of seven peaks located near Maskeliya in Sri Lanka’s Central Province

Parrot Rock is a small, scenic rocky island situated just off the shore of Mirissa Beach on Sri Lanka’s southern coast

Tucked away in the coastal town of Dikwella in southern Sri Lanka, Wewurukannala Temple is a unique blend of devotion, artistry, and visual storytelling