Ceylon Nature

 Lotus Tower. Standing at  368 meters (1,168 feet) , the Colombo Lotus Tower is South Asia’s tallest freestanding structure. From its top, you’ll enjoy unobstructed views of Colombo and the surrounding cityscape, as well as the sea. The tower features an e-sports arena, a 5G VR Innovation Center, a shopping mall, a revolving fine dining restaurant, and indoor and outdoor observation areas.  Don’t miss its captivating LED lighting displays at night . National Museum of Colombo                                                                        Also known as the   Sri Lanka National Museum , this official museum takes you on a journey through thousands of years of Sri Lankan culture. Explore a rich collection of artwork, artifacts, clothing, jewelry, coins, arms, and craftwork.   The displays chronologically showcase both the cultural and natural heritage of the country, starting from pre-history to the present day . Seema Malakaya Temple                                              

  the second largest in Sri Lanka, borders the Indian Ocean. It spans 979 square kilometers and is renowned for its diverse wildlife, including Sri Lankan elephants, leopards, and 215 bird species. The park also houses ancient Buddhist sites like Sithulpahuwa and Magul Vihara

Whale Watching                              Embark on an exciting whale-watching excursion. Mirissa is renowned for its whale sightings, especially blue whales and dolphins.

  Parakrama Samudra. A serene site near Polonnaruwa, it offers beautiful views and tranquility. Giritale Lake Also known as Giritale tank, this reservoir in Polonnaruwa is a picturesque lake worth exploring. Moragahakanda Reservoir                                                        A large dam used for multiple purposes, including power generation and agriculture. Angammedilla National Park                                                             Accessible via SUV or off-road cab, this park offers adventurous road conditions and wildlife encounters³

 located in Sri Lanka, is a captive breeding and conservation institute for wild Asian elephants. Established in 1975 by the Sri Lanka Department of Wildlife Conservation, it cares for orphaned unweaned elephants found near Sri Lanka's forests. With 71 elephants from three generations, Pinnawala has the world's largest herd of captive elephants¹². Visitors can witness daily routines like bottle-feeding and bathing in the Ma Oya River

Pedro Tea Estate                                                          If you love tea, don't miss a visit to Pedro Tea Estate                             . Explore the tea plantations, learn about tea                                                                                                 production, and enjoy breathtaking views.                             .Sip on freshly brewed tea while surrounded by verdant                                                                           hills. Gregory Lake        A family picnic spot with swan boats for a leisurely ride.    - Enjoy the serene lake views and relax amidst nature. Location:Nuwara Eliya,Sri Lanka.                                                                                                     Seetha Amman Kovil A mythologically important Hindu temple.                                             - Associated with the Ramayana epic, it attracts visitors seeking spiritual experiences.       - *Location*: Haddon

 Sigiriya Sigiriya    is an ancient rock  fortress  located in the northern  Matale District  near the town of  Dambulla  in the  Central Province , Sri Lanka. It is a site of historical and archaeological significance that is dominated by a massive column of granite approximately 180 m (590 ft) high.

 Dunhinda Falls   Known as the Smokey Surrounding Spray, Dunhinda Falls plunges from a height of about 64 meters. The mist created by its powerful descent gives it an ethereal appearance. To reach Dunhinda Falls, you'll need to trek through scenic landscapes⁵.

 Bopath Ella Located in Ratnapura, Bopath Ella is famous for its unique shape resembling a bo leaf. It cascades down from a height of approximately 30 meters. The surrounding lush greenery adds to its allure. Don't miss this breathtaking cascade during your Sri Lanka trip⁵.