Colombo is a continuously evolving metropolis. From soaring high-rise apartments, luxury hotels, colonial buildings, monumental landmarks to city parks and the Galle Face Green facing the Indian Ocean, the city offers impressive rooftop sights to the visitor. Witness the twinkling lights adding glamour to the bustling city as evening approaches.

The museum focuses on the technology that was used in ancient Sri Lanka. The galleries in the museum displays objects, features, processes and constructions belonging to the various historical periods in Sri Lanka. The museum was declared open by President Maithripala Sirisena.

For decades, many celebrated Sri Lankan novels have been beautifully and expressively brought to life through film and teledramas.

The city has been a hub of Tamil language, art, and architecture with magnificent buildings, temples, and palaces.

Gan, the southernmost island in the Addu Atoll, with the view of a heart-shaped atoll from above, is stunning and sets the tone for a trip to this spectacular island.

A distinct characteristic of Jaffna cuisine is the use of spices to enhance the flavor of the dish. The cooking styles are unique and incorporate ingredients to suit each dish. A hot cup of Rasam, flavorsome Odiyal (Jaffna) Kool or spicy curries such as Drumstick, Jaffna Crab and Mutton, or sweet Payasam offer a delicate balance between taste and nutrition.

The Maha Saman Devalaya in Ratnapura is the abode of God Sumana Saman, who is known as a Sri Lankan deity. The annual pageant of the devalaya is held in an elaborate manner from September 9 to 14, 2019 and the Maha Perahera will take place on September 13.



Rising above the city landscape, the Lotus Tower (known as Nelum Kuluna in Sinhala) is the tallest structure in South Asia at the height of 356m. The multi-functional tower is a majestic presence that reflects the culture and heritage of the country, while highlighting technological innovation and modernity.

The charm of quaint beachside towns, heritage sites, and nature’s surprises can only be discovered on a trip down south.

Colombo at night is lively with music, fashion, and delicious cuisine. The nightlife offers socialites the space and ambience to unwind.

The candle trees are a captivating sight with slender, yellow fruits resembling votive candles.

Ayurveda oils, one of the oldest remedies in the ancient system of healthcare, is an embodiment of purity and goodness.

London is rich in history, art and culture. It is a melting pot of diversity. There is much to see and do on a holiday in London. From the Tower of London – the oldest landmark in the city – embark on a journey of discovery.

Hyderabad’s historic remains make the city a beautiful open-air museum. A bird’s eye view of Telangana’s capital, Hyderabad, reveals historic remnants of the city.

he making of Christmas cake is a tradition that was introduced to Sri Lanka by the Dutch Burghers. Preparing the Christmas cake has become an annual custom in which the entire family takes part, and the aroma of the cake that fills the home indicates that Christmas is near. 

Jayamangala Gatha (verses of Joyous Victory) consist of 36 lines in eight verses.




Breakfast in Sri Lanka is an enjoyable experience, whether you are in Colombo or travelling around the island. Indulge in a range of traditional food from milk rice to kola kenda, pol roti, string hoppers, and pittu that will entice you to have more. The island also offers a delectable selection of international cuisine to relish in.

The world’s largest German festival has become a mainstay in the island’s events calendar and Colombo is ready to celebrate.

SriLankan Airlines, the National Carrier of Sri Lanka and a member of the oneworld alliance, is the title sponsor of the Half Marathon event at the 42nd Melbourne Marathon Festival taking place this month.

Situated close to Nilaveli in Trincomalee, this beautiful island is one of the two marine national parks in Sri Lanka.

The city is undoubtedly a destination that provides much to look forward to and enjoy. From nature to colonial heritage architecture, modern street art and more, Melbourne has it all.

Jakarta is Indonesia’s pulsating metropolis with over nine million residents. Amidst its bustling environment, this city of steel has plenty to offer to the visitor.

Sinharaja, a UNESCO Heritage Site, is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Discover the fascinating world of Sinharaja.

Deepavali, also known as a festival of lights, is a celebration of good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance, practised by Hindus. 

Stupas, also known as Dagoba or Chaitya enshrine sacred relics of the Buddha and Arahants. 

Come August, Kandy attracts both Sri Lankans and foreigners to witness the Esala Perahera. Held in veneration of the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha, the perahera has a centuries old history. The grand procession travels through the city streets for ten days, and on the last five days, it bursts into an extravaganza of sights, sounds and colours known as Randoli Perahera.

Pettah is constantly buzzing with activity. While in Colombo, walk along its streets and immerse in the vibrant energy.

Ceylon Tea is synonymous with Sri Lanka. The city of Colombo has many places to experience this refreshing brew.

Yala National Park is home to the most enigmatic of creatures – leopards, elephants and sloth bears.

An astonishing number of beautiful gems discovered in Sri Lankan soil have been worn by royalty and brought good fortune to the country.

Tokyo is a city that never really sleeps. The vast metropolis is, in reality, a collection of villages, and its surprising low-rise sprawl seems endless.

Bangladesh’s colourful capital can beguile a visitor with its captivating chaos and friendly residents within a few days.




Colombo has a perfect fusion of colonial and contemporary charm that is bound to fascinate the visitor. A tuk-tuk ride is an ideal way to explore the diversity of the country's commercial capital from Colombo 1 to 15. From religious sites to historical landmarks, there is plenty to discover and be enchanted.

Arugambay is not merely about great waves. It offers a vibrant culture, lifestyle, history and wildlife all year round.

In July, the Kataragama Esala Perahera lights up the streets of the holy town, the abode of God Skanda or, Kataragama Deviyo. Tradition and heritage give way to a colourful procession with elaborate cultural dances and age-old rituals, sacred in the hearts of the devotees.

Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 islands. It is a confluence of natural beauty, history, culture, and cuisine.

Bangalore or Bengaluru, once called the ‘Garden city’ because of its verdant parks and lakes is today, a cosmopolitan city with a modern metro system.

The oruwa has been around in Sri Lanka for thousands of years. It plays an important role in the lives of those who live near the sea, rivers and other water bodies.







Over two millennia ago, Arahant Mahinda and his disciples arrived in Mihintale, bringing the word of the Buddha to Sri Lanka, thus changing the course of the history of the island. On Poson, devotees flock to Mihintale, tracing the steps to the summit where Arahant Mahinda first preached the wisdom of the Dhamma to King Devanampiyatissa.\\

Visit some of the many prominent landmark monuments in the vibrant capital of Colombo, that speak great volumes of history and preserve the country’s heritage in the most beautiful way.

The city promenade facing the majestic Indian Ocean is a historically, and culturally significant place in Colombo, that is visited by many who enjoy themselves amidst the beautiful landscape.

Lahore, Pakistan’s second largest city is an ancient oasis. It is a remarkable city that is intriguingly a blend of its glorious past and its thrilling present.

Beijing, once the seat of the Ming and Qing dynasty emperors, is today's political capital with wide boulevards and modern buildings alongside ancient palaces and squares.

Athugala or Elephant Rock in Kurunegala, with a distinctive elephant shape, soars to a height of 325m. This rock is a significant landmark in Kurunegala amidst the lush greenery of the town, offering panoramic views. A 26.82m tall pristine white Buddha statue is found at the top.


 



Sri Lankan folk dance plays a significant role in the country’s culture. Jana Natum, which consists of Kalagedi, Kulu, Savaram, Pathuru, and Lee Keli has evolved around the agricultural-based lifestyle of the Sinhalese people. The folk dance involves graceful movements and also props such as kala (pot), pathuru (clappers), savaram (handheld fans), and kulu (winnowing fans). Each dance has a traditional costume that may vary according to the region. The dance forms are engaging and include simple, rhythmic movements. Jana Natum captures the essence of hard work and sentiments of Sri Lankan village life in entertainment.

President Maithripala Sirisena presented the official request to UNESCO to declare Theravada Tripitaka as a World Heritage.

The holy month of Ramadan is the most important religious events for Muslims. Ramadan marks the revelation of the holy Quran to Prophet Muhammad.

The Kalpitiya peninsula, flanked by both the Indian Ocean and the Puttalam Lagoon, is a popular kitesurfing destination in Sri Lanka for both amateurs and professionals.

Sri Lanka will see delegates from around the world arriving this month for the World Wildlife Conference – CITES CoP18.

Whether you seek indoor entertainment or an outdoor adventure, the UAE capital has you covered.

Behind an upper crust of glittering high-rises and world-class shopping malls, Kuala Lumpur has art, nature, and an interesting colonial heritage.



Sri Lanka is a multi-religious country, and throughout the year, many festivals take place. Sinhala and Tamil New Year, also known as harvest festival has numerous customs, practices, and traditions followed by Sinhalese and Hindu households. On Easter Sunday, Christians rejoice and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Every year, the call of the Asian Koel announces the advent of the Sinhala & Tamil New Year. Discover the unique personality and the playful nature of the cuckoo bird.

Known as ‘Little England’, Nuwara Eliya is a haven of nature’s beauty, ever so vibrant with April blooms and cooling climate. Indulge in the attractions it offers.

On the banks of Kalu Ganga, Kalutara Bodhi emanates an aura of serenity and reassurance. The sacred site is surrounded by an enigmatic history.

Wiltshire mountain range in Matale is an unexplored hidden beauty. The secret place promises to offer picturesque views for the enthusiastic hiker.

Mumbai is a diverse city that evolved from seven small islands to a modern megapolis. From the iconic Gateway of India to Bollywood and cricket, there's much to discover!

Discover London as it welcomes spring with flowers adorning the greenery and days bright with sunshine.

Sri Lankan folk dance plays a significant role in the country’s culture. Jana Natum, which consists of Kalagedi, Kulu, Savaram, Pathuru and Lee Keli have evolved around the agricultural based lifestyle of the Sinhalese people. The folk dance involves graceful movements and also props such as kala (pot), pathuru (clappers), savaram (handheld fans) and kulu (winnowing fans). Each dance has a traditional costume that may vary according to the region. The dance forms are engaging and includes simple, rhythmic movements. Jana Natum captures the essence of hard work and sentiments of Sri Lankan village life in a form of entertainment.


During the Season of Lent, believers observe the Way of the Cross at the Maggona and Hiniduma Calvary Shrines, emulating Jesus's journey to deliver salvation and redemption to all.

Sri Lanka’s women have been pivotal in the history of the island. They have been inspirational, and their contribution to the society in all spheres have been immense.

In  March, the big match cricket fever rises to a pitch as old boys from around the world gather to cheer on their alma mater. It has become an integral part of the island culture.

The ancient temple includes elements from Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, and Kandyan kingdoms.

Simple in appearance, roti comes in various forms and is a wonderful snack. Make a journey to Aluthkade in Colombo, where street stalls provide a bounty of roti.

The vast and fascinating Chinese metropolis offers an unparalleled trip to delight and intrigue travellers.

Few travelers to Asia know of Kochi – the historic, beautiful city in the southern Indian state of Kerala provides visitors an opportunity to have a more authentic experience.

The Anawilundawa Bird Sanctuary, which is home to a vast variety of species, is located between Chilaw and Puttalam. 

Maha Shivarathri is annually celebrated on the 13th day following the February full moon poya day. The celebration pays homage to the Hindu God Ishwara or Shiva, where devotees take part in religious poojas throughout the night. Special rituals are held at 7.30pm, 10.30pm, 1am and 4am and Hindus gather at Kovils, chanting special mantras while the Shiva lingam is bathed with milk, coconut water, sandalwood, ghee, honey, curd and leaves of the bael tree. Every Shivan kovil in the island will celebrate this festival. The Pancha Ishwarams in Sri Lanka; Naguleswaram in Jaffna, Ketheeswaram in Mannar, Munneswaram in Chilaw, Tondeswaram in Matara and Koneswaram in Trincomalee hold a special place for Maha Shivarathri. Information provided by S V Krishna Iyer, Priest, Munneswaram Kovil, Chilaw.

February sets the stage for the highly anticipated Navam Perahera in Colombo, organized by the Gangaramaya Temple.

Through the perseverance of patriotic Sri Lankans, the island gained its Independence on February 4th, 1948 and the nation rejoiced with heartfelt pride, celebrations taking place at significant locations in the city of Colombo. Step back in time and discover the story of Independence, the national heroes and remarkable events of the day.

Steeped in history, legends, and folk tales, Hanguranketha is a town where Kandyan kings had sought refuge. Discover the remnants of the past and explore its rich culture.

Fascinating tales of rich history and cultural heritage resonate in Kuruwita, nestled in the hills of Sabaragamuwa. Lush tea and rubber estates are bound to catch your eye.

Singapore, and the advantage of its small size is that most of its attractions are easily and quickly accessible without having to travel long distances.

Mylapore – one of the oldest localities of Chennai – provides a unique experience for ardent travelers.

Sri Lankans sing the National Anthem with great pride and love for the country. The lyrics of ‘Sri Lanka Matha’ reflect the island’s great heritage.

Nestled amidst the emerald hills of Sita Eliya in Nuwara Eliya, the Sita Amman temple dedicated to Sita, the wife of Lord Rama, is considered to be the only such temple in the world. According to the ancient epic Ramayanaya, King Ravana held Sita captive in the jungle bordering this temple. The gold and crimson façade of the Sita Amman temple is breathtaking. Prominent among the many sculptures is that of Hanuman greeting devotees with folded palms.

The whale is the biggest mammal on earth, and spotting these aquatic giants, is likely to be the most impressive sight anywhere in the world. The warm waters of the Indian Ocean that surround Sri Lanka provide many marine mammal encounters. Mirissa is famous for whale watching in Sri Lanka. 



The first full moon poya of the year is heralded by the resplendent Kelaniya Duruthu Perahera. The colourful procession travels through the streets of Kelaniya.

Following the discovery of fire, it has been a source of both light and life. In Sri Lanka, the oil lamp has been on a transformative journey since the proto-historic period. From humble clay lamps to intricate brass oil lamps, our forefathers have designed unique vessels to carry the flickering flames.

Urban wetlands are one of the greatest gifts to mankind from nature. Colombo was bestowed with Ramsar Wetland City Accreditation and it's the first and only capital city to achieve this title.

Situated in the Kurunegala district, Haththikuchchi is an ancient monastery surrounded by lush greenery.

Often overlooked, Malé, the capital of Maldives, is a delightful destination to discover the Maldivian traditions, culture and cuisine.

Walk along the streets of Madurai and discover its history, spirituality, culture and vibrancy.


A glimpse into the history of Christmas, tracing far back into the 16th century.

Sri Pada is revered by all faiths. While hiking, discover the biodiversity of the Peak Wilderness Nature Reserve.

During a safari along the many trails of the Wasgamuwa National Park, observe the thriving wildlife, interesting landscape and learn about its intriguing history. In addition to the resident Sri Lankan wildlife, until April, the park is home to colourful migratory birds. On a safari through its winding tracks, enjoy the majesty of mammals, avifauna, reptiles and the landscape.

On a serendipitous visit to Negombo, explore the churches, historical sites, bustling beaches and the lagoon as well as its homemade Christmas wine.

Chef Peter Kuruvita speaks about his passion for cooking, upcoming projects and journey thus far.

Visit the beaches in Polhena and Dalawella in the south coast for the ideal tropical beach vacation. Relax, sunbathe, snorkel or swim in the sea.

Diyatalawa is a picturesque upcountry destination. Appreciate the natural beauty of the landscape and attractions.

The metropolitan capital of Bangladesh has a distinct identity. Experience the city on a rickshaw.

The port capital of Oman traces its history to the first century and was infleunced by many ancient empires.


Galle’s grand historic fort is a fortified city built during the colonial era of the island and is remarkable due to its extensive maritime history and the colonial domination.

Rekindling the spark of Sri Lanka’s regal legacy and colonial past, Kandy is the hill capital of the country. Discover the citadel’s modern spirit and ancient charm.

Encircled by emerald hills and rolling tea fields, Akuressa is a tranquil little hamlet hidden in the South of the island. Immerse in its sheer serenity and the wonders of nature.

Set amidst the verdant Dumbara hills, the pristine waters of the Sembuwatte Lake allures the onlooker.

Traditional folk theatre of Sri Lankan puppetry is an elaborate synthesis of drama, acting, dance and music. Visit Ambalangoda to witness the making of puppets.

Melbourne witnesses a spectacular SriLankan Airlines half marathon for the second consecutive year.

New Delhi, the capital city of India is a bustling metropolis, seamlessly blending the charm of the old world and urban living.

Paduru Party is a celebration of music and togetherness, where friends and families gather to enjoy an evening of entertainment. It is the set-up of the paduru party that makes it unique. Paduru or mats are laid out on the floor for the guests to sit on, and the dress code is traditional attire. Sri Lankan instruments such sarpinawa (pump organ) and thabla are played by the musicians, and all present engage in singing and at times, dancing to their favorite Sinhala songs.

A significant time in the religious calendar of Buddhists, Vap is celebrated with the act of giving. It is also a time for farmers to plant paddy seeds, which will be reaped in six months.

Topographically the narrowest location in the island, the recently designated National Park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

Sheer cliffs along with montane and sub-montane forests characterise the Seven Virgin Hills. Explore the ruggedly untamed splendour of the mountain range, which offers a variety of diversions. Conquer the summits of the Seven Virgins or enjoy a leisurely stroll around swathes of highland tea country.

Indulge in the succulently perennial fruit grown in temperate Nuwara Eliya. A vital ingredient in many delectable desserts, strawberries are a sweet temptation.

Eclectic Melbourne maintains a perfect balance of experiences. Australia's largest Melbourne Marathon with the SriLankan Airlines Half Marathon will be held this month.

A delightful blend of the modern and the ancient, Guangzhou offers an experience that merges history, culture, architecture, entertainment and gastronomy.

The origins of Halloween, a festival celebrated across the world, dates back to Celtic customs and observances of Christianity. It is said that Halloween is linked to the festival of ‘Samhain’ commemorated by the Celts of ancient Ireland, the United Kingdom and northern France on the eve before the Celtic New Year on November 1st. 

Hats, while offering protection from the natural elements, are also a fashion accessory that can make a statement. 

Travelling through the southern province across lush mountain tops and tea fields, brings you to the serene hamlet of Deniyaya.

Experience the tropical summer flavours of the pineapple on your visit to Sri Lanka. With its spiky crown and sweet, succulent flesh, the fruit is a true island delicacy.

Remnants of an unforgettable legacy of design and classical literature awaits explorers. Discover the historic saga of Kotte and its ancient monuments.

Weaving the regal Sesath; decorations that were once symbols of prosperity and nobility.

A serene, colonial temple in Dodanduwa that emanates warmth. Simultaneously a place of veneration and true spiritual beauty, it provides a glimpse into the past.

A world of trees and lush greenery crowns Sri Lanka. As you explore the island, observe the trees and their beautiful flowers and indulge in the delightful tropical fruits.

Ceylon Tea for centuries has been an integral part of the Sri Lankan heritage. Although it is globally renowned as the beverage of the island, the discovery of tea originates from ancient China. 

Traditional Sri Lankan folk theatre consists of Sokkari, Kolam and Nadagam. These genres employ a great combination of engaging verses, songs and vivid gestures to narrate the story. Sokkari reveals the tale of beautiful Sokari, Guruhami and Pariya. Kolam is distinguished by the extensive use of masks. Based on a Buddhist Jataka, the plot revolves around a royal couple and the queen's desire to attend a masked performance. Nadagam is believed to be the first Sri Lankan theatre to originate during the 18th and 19th centuries by Pilippusinno, considered to be the father of Sinhala Nadagam.

Set within times of old, the journey of the Sacred Tooth Relic crosses great seas and witnesses boundless wars until it reaches its permanent place in Sri Lanka.

With its distinctive character, vibrant culture and enchanting landscapes; Jaffna offers you an exotic experience within the beautiful island of Sri Lanka.

Painted in serene colours of blue and white, the Shrine of Our Lady Madhu welcomes into her premises all visitors regardless of their religion, caste or creed.

Blessed with splendour and a remarkable heritage, the sheer beauty of the city of Kandy can be experienced from the renowned Arthur’s Seat viewpoint and Bahirawakanda.

The island offers a wide range of flavourful sambols, both sweet and spicy to create a memorable tropical dining experience.

Royal grandeur, tumblers of coffee, tech start-ups and even tasty beverages, discover the true essence of Bangalore.

The island's city of gems is also an abode of the gods. It is a bustling township where modern
industry blends with history and religion.

The historic trans-Indian Ocean aerial service between Australia and Ceylon was a vital lifeline during World War II.

A quick stop on the way to the North, Vavuniya is a hive of activity. As you explore, discover the eye-catching statues which have a story to tell.

Kalpitiya offers many attractive places to explore, including the oldest Catholic Shrine – St Anne's Church in Thalawila.

Blissful beaches, wild natural adventures, and vibrant culture. Seychelles offers a delightful getaway.

Bustling streets, exotic cultural sites, and mouthwatering cuisine. There is always something exciting in Kuala Lumpur.

There is a greater need for daily exercise today to stay physically and mentally healthy. Therefore, physical activities such as aerobics are popular, especially due to the combination of dance and music. Aerobics includes stretching, weight training, and cardio. Bale, Spanish, tube, and tango dance movements are also a part of the routine.

During the month of June, the sacred city of Anuradhapura will be illuminated with a spiritual
grandeur for Poson Poya.

Sun, sea, sand, history, and wildlife, Arugambay on the East coast is the ideal destination all-year-round.

The grand show of the marine giants in the bay of Trincomalee is a beautiful spectacle with no comparison.

In the quaint town in the hills, one needs to climb rocks to explore the various destinations Ella has to offer.

Amidst the cool climes of the central hills, ruby red cherries peak through the foliage, a bounty that gives the world a taste of Ceylon Coffee.

Cloaked in a thick jungle and traced with wilderness trails, the six mountains of Dolosbage provide the explorer with various experiences.

The capital of the Maldives is the cultural and metropolitan heart of the country, with a distinctive identity and much to discover.

Among scenic mountain ranges, wildlife parks, and industry, Coimbatore has a rich culture to explore.

Fasting is an integral part of Hinduism. Known as ‘Viradham’ or ‘Nombu’, fasting indicates the denial of the physical needs of the body for the sake of spirituality. The discipline of the body and mind is the foundation of fasting. Hindu devotees observe fast to please the gods, request the fulfillment of their wishes as well as seek godly intervention for the protection of the entire world. 

Golf, a sport where origins are traced to Scotland, was introduced to the island by the British. Known as a Gentleman's Game, Golf is a club and ball sport where a player uses several clubs to hit balls into a series of holes on a course.

Witness the breathtaking beauty of verdant paddyfields and mountains from the summit of Galaudakanda. It is an adventurous climb immersed in the natural splendour of nature.

Markingmilestonesandportrayingthe island's identity, the stamps of Sri Lanka display diversity, dynamism and a journey of a nation.

Beyond the Baker's Bend is a 360o view of mesmeric landscape with lush greenery and gushing waterfalls.

A multipurpose handcrafted mat intricately woven with traditional patterns, the paduru of Sri Lanka feature an assortment of colours.

Be it for love or conquest, tales of royal marriages have for millennia coloured the annals of our history.

Discover one of the ancient and best preserved examples of the Vatadage in the country, within the bygone grandeur of Polonnaruwa.

The birthplace of Buddhism, where the Great Teacher attained Enlightenment.

A city with centuries of history, a diverse culture, stunning architecture and the origin of the world famous Cantonese cuisine.

Grilling is a method of cooking that involves a considerable amount of dry heat being applied both from below and above the surface of the food. It is a favourite amongst diners at restaurants and a popular preparation for family gatherings. 

Jazz is one of the most popular music genres in the world, which has its roots traced back to the African-American community of New Orleans, United States. Even in Sri Lanka jazz is a music genre loved by many. The period between the 1920s and 1930s is considered as the Jazz period during which jazz music rapidly gained nationwide popularity. 

The entire country lights up with bright and beautiful Vesak lanterns as Sri Lanka commemorates the thrice blessed day.

The entire nation anticipates the auspicious hour of the New Year when communities unite as one to light the lamp of hope.

Come April, the Nuwara Eliya season begins. Travel to the misty mountains and experience the beauty of the cool climes.

The heat is on in Sri Lanka, and the island itself provides a natural bounty to help hydrate and cool the body.

Two mountains in the north-central plains are almost identical in height yet have their own mysterious legacy.

Come April, the Nuwara Eliya season begins. Travel to the misty mountains and experience the beauty of the cool climes.

Sri Lanka is home to a kaleidoscope of rare and beautiful tropical butterflies, making the island an ideal location for spotting these magnificent creatures.

A vibrant city steeped in history, the capital of the UK is a cosmopolitan hub and a unique travel destination.

Australia's trendiest city is the country's center for art, culture, and cuisine.

The Sinhala and Tamil New Year in Sri Lanka is a time to enjoy delicious sweetmeats prepared for the celebration.

Prasadam is food that was first offered to god and blessed by god in Hinduism. Hindus offer many kinds of offerings to deities called ‘Neivedyam,' and they usually take the means of fruits, flowers, flower garlands, grain offerings, and cooked food, including rice. Once the food is prepared, it is offered to the gods along with prayers. Thereafter the food is said to have transformed into a spiritual substance and becomes prasadam with gods’ blessings. This food sanctified by god is then distributed among devotees, who partake in it to receive special blessings from god. The food offered to god is prepared under strict codes of purity and hygiene. Offerings are also made to ‘Navagraham’, the nine planetary gods in Hinduism, with their favorite food items, which is not usually consumed by devotees.

Situated towards the northeastern boundary of the Anuradhapura district, Padaviya is historically important and has many archaeological places to visit.

Experience the beauty of the Uva hills as you take a drive along the Ella – Passara Road to enjoy an off-the-beaten-track experience.

A “mountain monastery”, lost in the Kaludiya Pokuna Forest, east of Dambulla, forgotten by many, and seemingly by time itself.

A spicy Sri Lankan roti that is tingling taste buds across the Palk Strait. The Ceylon Parotta is distinctive to South India.

Around this time of the year, the seas off Mirissa play host to the magnificent blue whale, among other marine mammals.

'Sri Lanka: The Island from Above’ captures the aerial views of the varied terrain and beauty of the country in a 164-page spread of photographs and narratives.

Away from the urban bustle, discover another side to Jakarta. Explore its unique history, culture and serene surroundings.

2018 is the Year of the Zayed in the UAE, to mark 100 years since the birth of the country’s founder of the nation.

Unique fabrics, a blend of styles from different eras, the classics and the edgy, the Paris Haute Couture Week Spring/Summer 2018.

A glance back at the nation's journey from colonial rule to an independent country, which has achieved many strides in education, health and development.

The vibrant cultural procession that illuminates the city of Colombo will be held this month. The Navam Perahera is organised by the Gangaramaya Temple.

The Princess of the Northern Line has been connecting Colombo and Jaffna for many decades and embarks on a journey that captures the beauty of the island.

A three-dimensional portrayal of the motifs, which are a part of the ancient Sandakadapahana that will soon come to light.

The largest rainforest in South East Asia, Sinharaja is a World Heritage Site, rich in biodiversity.

Three beautiful structures of the Gampola Kingdom, rise above a serene, verdant panorama.

Known as the Temple Town, Madurai is the soul of the city of Tamil Nadu. It is located on the banks of river Vaigai, a place mentioned in the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Teppanyaki is a type of Japanese cuisine. The words teppan (iron plate) and yaki (grilled, broiled or pan-fried) have been combined to name this method of cooking.

The traditional Osariya and the Mala Hatha (seven chains), are culturally significant to Sri Lanka. The last queen to wear the Mala Hatha was the wife of King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe. The seven necklaces are said to symbolise the blessings received from seven generations. 

The opulent and culturally-rich pageant of the sacred Kelaniya Raja Maha Viharaya takes to the streets with much pomp and ceremony this month.

Centuries ago, Sri Lankans wore the 'Cambay' or 'Comboy', which is an attire that has transformed through the ages to become an enigmatic and traditional piece of clothing.

Noori, along the route through Deraniyagala that is taken by pilgrims heading to Adam's Peak, is a scenic village in the Kegalle District.

InHenegama,anancientcraftisbeing preserved as exotic masks are sculpted with a fusion of tradition and creativity.

Pittu or Puttu, as it is called in Sri Lanka, is a delicious, perfectly-steamed dish composed mainly of flour, coconut, salt and water. For breakfast and dinner or as a sweet dessert, pittu can be turned into a fulfilling meal or snack. So take your pick from haal piti, kurakkan, mani, gotu or sweet jaggery pittu to satiate your appetite any time of the day.

Neighbourhoods with a unique character, trendy fashion stores and temple-filled streets. Tokyo, the biggest city in the world, is a memorable destination.

Experience the diversity of Karachi at Clifton Beach. It is the only recreational beach in Pakistan, a colourful place, which thousands visit everyday.

There are many types of drums in Sri Lanka that beat to the rhythm of the island's soul.

Kavadi is a dance of worship practised by devotees of Lord Murugan. It is a custom steeped in Hindu mythology and is an integral part of many festivals.



In the heart of Colombo, the streets of Pettah come alive with the colours and sparkle of the season. Each lane within this busy maze has something special to offer.
 
Experience the setting sun and tranquil sea breeze. Negombo is an ideal place to revel in the coastal bliss the island has to offer.

The longest beach in the island, Koggala's sublime stretch of golden sand promises unique sceneries and a quaint escape. Explore the area's historical and architectural diversity.

Water lilies are an important and sacred symbol to Sri Lanka. The plant also has many uses.

Discover the opulent history and incredible craftsmanship of ancient Sri Lanka amidst the simplicity of Buduruwagala. Be in awe of its great mysteries.

With dazzling city lights and astounding skyscrapers, Shanghai is a cosmopolitan city where the East perfectly fuses with the West.

Gan Island awaits with a rich eco-diversity and enthralling legacy. Bask in the blissful experiences and wonderful adventures this isle has to offer.

Tracing the rich heritage of the quaint Raigama Korale is a revelation of its resplendent architecture as well as legendary stories.

Hike through the beautiful river valley and jungles of Ingiriya. It is an unforgettable excursion for the curious wanderer.

Maligawila: An Ancient City of Exuberance.  Discover the serene paths that lead through a journey of the island's history. Be awe-inspired by the world’s tallest standing Buddha statue carved out of stone.

In conversation with Alston Koch, the internationally acclaimed Sri Lankan-Australian musician who reveals his fondest island memories.

Melbourne was the perfect backdrop for the competitive and spirited marathon.

Known as the sporting capital of Australia, Melbourne offers a dynamic cosmopolitan setting amidst beautiful beaches and valleys.

Explore the striking and diverse culture of Kochi. It is a city inspired by vibrant tradition, a strong colonial legacy and one set within tranquil landscapes.

“Pop-ups” are popular across the globe and have become a glamorous and fashionable concept. Usually held for a limited time, at most a week, the venue for “pop-ups” are star hotels, restaurants and luxury malls. When organising “pop-ups”, great care is taken to replicate an exact and distinctive experience. In the case of pop-up restaurants, the chef accompanied by selected staff travel to the destination with the required ingredients, including fresh seafood, spices and even the utensils.

'The 'Sandakadapahana' or Moonstone is an exquisite aspect of ancient Sri Lankan art and sculpture. It represents the artistic skills and expertise of artists of a bygone era. Found mostly in notable historical sites of the Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa and Kandyan period, the moonstones of each era differ in terms of pattern, motif and even shape. They are inspirational and symbolise the splendour of Sri Lankan art.


Discover the scenic beauty of this vast landscape where mountains, grasslands and tranquil waters merge. Also called the Gal Oya Reservoir and an important source of water for the Eastern and Uva provinces, this immense tank can be explored by road or by boat.

Nestled amidst the emerald peaks of Matara and within the precincts of the Gatabaru Raja Maha Viharaya is the cave abode of a deity who, it is said, helped ancient kings protect the island.

Sri Lanka, the paradise isle of precious stones, has a long, rich history of fabulous jewellery. Ancient chronicles narrate the tales of royalty and visitors honoured with sparkling gems.

The looming cave of Pahiyangala was a home for the Prehistoric Man for millennia, and also sheltered the famous traveller monk Fa-hsien.

A visit to Colombo's central landmark, a neo-renaissance structure that is home to the splendid National Museum exhibiting many priceless treasures.

In Indonesia's massive capital, history and ancient folk culture blend with cutting-edge modern sophistication.

The story of the soft, beautiful Muslin that was coveted by royalty and the rich and famous of the ancient world.

Until October, Kalpitiya is a world famous kite surfing destination, where the winds attract riders from the far corners of the world.

Feel the cold rush and thrill of excitement in Ella, a hiker's paradise. At night the misty town echoes with music and merriment.

Exuding British colonial splendour, a grand white mosque sits within the Galle Fort, overlooking the Indian Ocean. It reflects the diverse legacy of the Fort.

Growing in abundance across the Island, the invaluable coconut is a wonder of nature. For its ability to deliver many services to man.

Garlanded with delicate vines and ribboned with colorful beds of flowers, the 147 acresoftheRoyalPeradeniyaBotanical Gardens will leave you in awe.

Called the Eighth Wonder of the Ancient World, the architecture and irrigation of Sigiriya continue to draw thousands to explore its grandeur.

A tiny fruit that delights and tingles the taste buds is much-loved in the Island since its arrival in Sri Lanka.

Riyadh, the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, boasts cutting-edge architecture and rich history.

During the Chinese summer, Kunming is cool and beautiful, with dazzling flowers, gleaming waters and a vibrant local culture.



Discover the wildlife of Wilpattu National Park in the North, where one can witness the Island's 'Big Three': the elephant, leopard and sloth bear.

The Mahotsavam of the Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil in Jaffna is attended by thousands of devotees. It is a spiritual adoration like no other.

The commemoration of the milestone of the Ceylon Tea industry culminates this month with an international convention, beach party, tea and food festival and musical performance.

Worshippers visit the sacred Shrine of Our Lady of Madhu for the glorious annual feast this month. It is a church that has stood the test of time.

Pilimathalawa, close to the ancient Kingdom of Kandy, is crowned with the beautiful glow of brass. To date, families engage in the production of this traditional art.

A temple that represents the diverse culture of the island is a structure that enthralls the historianandfascinatesthevisitor. It is a prayer room that was built for a queen.

The second largest city in Tamil Nadu, despite its urban development, is refreshingly green and serene.

The smallest capital in the world, Malé, is a place for wandering and discovery.

The Sacred Tooth Relic of the Supreme Buddha has, since its arrival on the Island, influenced rich traditions, including the Kandy Esala Perahera.

Kataragama, in the South of Sri Lanka, is where devotees of many faiths come to worship God Skanda.

While Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under the sacred Bo tree, the 27 Great Teachers before him, too, received shelter from a Bodhi.

As the holiday's approaches, the South Eastern coast of Sri Lanka comes alive with surfers. There is a surf point for everyone in Arugambay.

As the Dalada Perahera dazzles crowds in Kandy this month, the citadel's cultural landmarks inspire awe in the traveler.

The unique, regal, Dumbara cloth woven by master weavers is an ancient family tradition.

The banks of Minneriya Reservoir witness the largest congregation of elephants in Asia.

Over its long journey, Ceylon Tea has evolved into a captivating 21st Century beverage.

Visakhapatnam is India's busiest port and is also known for its scenic beaches.

Amidst ancient monuments, exquisite art, and architecture, Hyderabad has an old-world charm and cultural grandeur.

The thrill of surfing echoes throughout the East Coast of Sri Lanka, where both beginners and pros take on the waves. In Whisky Point Arugambay, an ideal base for learners, surfing lessons occur at dawn. Foam surfboards are the ideal entry-level board. Before taking on the waters, the surfers train on the beach. Warm-up exercises are the first step. Next, maintain balance with arms spread out and the feet positioned correctly. The quick jump from the paddle position to the upright stance is the trickiest yet most essential part to master.




On Poson Poya, the entire Island pays homage to the sanctified plateau. Mihintale is the cradle of Buddhism in Sri Lanka.

Islam’s holiest month and the festive celebrations of Eid al-Fitr by Muslims in the multi-cultural community of Sri Lanka are an appreciation of rituals and fellowship.

A ritual that originates from the times of the ancient, Gammaduwa is a rare and vibrant dance performed to win the favor of the gods, including goddess Pattini.

The northernmost tip of Sri Lanka is a brilliant splash of color, quaint with village life and pulsating with culture.

Filled with vitamins and minerals, nourishing greens are a regular part of our meals.

Sri Lanka’s second-oldest railway station has an unmistakable Victorian-era influence.

Combined with the natural features of the Isle and the various Tea Leaf Grades, Ceylon Tea has a delightful cuppa to suit every palate.

The biggest and most populated city of Pakistan is truly diverse and cosmopolitan.

Since its modest beginnings as a Roman settlement along the River Thames, the British capital has always been a blend of cultures.

Ramazan, the fasting season for all followers of Islam, is upon us. The discipline of the body and mind, the epitome of any religion, is the ultimate goal of the holy month of Ramazan. Falling on the ninth month of the lunar calendar which is followed by Muslims, Ramazan is of great importance to them.

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