Weligama
Weligama is a vibrant coastal town on Sri Lanka’s south coast, widely regarded as the best place on the island for beginners to learn to surf, while also being home to the iconic stilt fisherm
Wellawaya
Wellawaya is a strategic town in Sri Lanka’s Uva Province, serving as a vital gateway to an incredible array of ancient temples, spectacular waterfalls, and thrilling wildlife parks.
Wilpattu
Wilpattu is Sri Lanka’s largest national park, a vast and unique wilderness of natural “villus" (lakes) and dense forests that is one of the world’s best locations for spotting the elusive Sri Lankan leopard.
Yala
Yala is a thrilling national park in Sri Lanka’s southeast, renowned for having one of the world’s highest densities of leopards and a spectacular diversity of wildlife, including elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles.
Habarana
Habarana is a centrally located tourist hub renowned as a gateway to Sri Lanka’s cultural triangle and a base for thrilling wildlife safaris, particularly for witnessing the famous elephant gatherings at nearby national parks.
Polonnaruwa
Gal Vihara is the most iconic site in Polonnaruwa. It features four magnificent Buddha statues carved from a single granite rock, including a large reclining Buddha and standing Buddha. The craftsmanship and serenity of these sculptures are considered masterpieces of Sri Lankan rock carving.