Asian architects who have received international recognition have influenced Sri Lanka's remarkable architecture. The island is home to stunning architectural landmarks like the Bawa Trail, the Dutch Hospital Precincts in Galle and Colombo, the Seema Malakaya Temple and Independence Memorial Hall in Colombo, the Jetavanaramaya Stupa in Anuradhapura, the Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil in Jaffna and the Lunuganga Estate in Bentota by Geoffrey Bawa. Accessible all year round these locations offer a captivating glimpse into Sri Lanka's illustrious architectural history.

Whether it's cooking with jungle farmers enjoying laughter-filled home-cooked meals or indulging in gourmet foods, our culinary excursions allow you to taste, smell, assemble delectable recipes and savour Sri Lankan cuisine. Today foodies can sample Sri Lankan Achcharu pickles, examine the methods and trade secrets of making the island’s sambals and learn what the locals know about curries and spices.

Explore the fascinating accommodations of a historic city that was once the location of some of Sri Lanka's most famous archaeological discoveries. Along with remarkable engineering feats, these cities which include Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura are home to amazing Buddhist architectural and sculpture masterpieces. In locations such as Colombo, Kandy, Galle, Jaffna and Nuwara Eliya, tourists can take city tours to experience these historical wonders. They can also take village tours at Hiriwadunna which is close to Sigiriya and Meemure Dambana Indigenous Village. These year-round tours offer an enthralling look at Sri Lanka's architectural and cultural heritage.

Sri Lanka is renowned not only for its beautiful landscapes and thriving subculture but also for its vibrant festivals. Festivals in Sri Lanka give visitors an idea of the island's numerous traditions, religious convictions and sense of national cohesion. Sri Lankan celebrations which range from lively processions to ancestral rites offer both locals and visitors a delightful experience.

Visit a historic city that once hosted some of Sri Lanka's most well-known archaeological finds and take in its fascinating sights. These cities, such as Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura are home to incredible Buddhist architectural and sculpture masterpieces in addition to amazing engineering achievements. These historical wonders can be experienced by tourists on city tours in places like Colombo, Kandy, Galle, Jaffna and Nuwara Eliya. They can also take a village tour of Hiriwadunna which is near Sigiriya and Meemure Dambana Indigenous Village. The architectural and cultural heritage of Sri Lanka is captivatingly displayed on these year-round tours.

Savour a guided tour of some of Sri Lanka's most well-known sites where you can explore grassy ramparts, meander through narrow streets and reflect on the intriguing past. Discover the history of these famous sites and the effects that Dutch and British restoration projects had on Portuguese-founded sites. Cultural gems like Polonnaruwa, Galle Fort, Dambulla Cave Temple, Ancient City of Anuradhapura, Sigiriya Rock Fortress and Jaffna Fort offer a window into Sri Lanka's rich past. The best time is all year long.