1. Sigiriya Rock Fortres
A UNESCO World Heritage Site An ancient royal palace built on a giant rock. Famous for its beautiful frescoes, gardens, and amazing views from the top
2. Yala National Park
Sri Lanka’s most popular wildlife park. Visitors can spot leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and many bird species during jeep safaris.
3. Temple of the Tooth Relic (Kandy)
A sacred Buddhist temple that houses the tooth relic of Lord Buddha. It is an important religious and cultural landmark.
4. Galle Dutch Fort
A historic fort built by the Portuguese and later improved by the Dutch. Known for its old buildings, museums, cafés, and seaside views.
5. Horton Plains & World’s End
A national park with scenic walking trails, waterfalls, and the famous World’s End cliff, which offers breathtaking views.
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