Halal Friendly Sri Lanka Tours Located off the tip of India, Sri Lanka’s subtle nuances set it apart from it’s famous neighbour. This compact island has a multi-ethnic culture, combining Buddhist culture, with Tamil, Malay, Dutch, Portugese and a significant Muslim population.
Boasting eight world class UNESCO heritage sites, including the Imperious Sigiriya rock standing 370m tall, the fortified city of Galle, and the virgin Sinharaja Rainforest; Sri Lanka is so much more than a beach and flop destination. Surprisingly, Sri Lanka is also home to some of the best wildlife experiences outside of Africa. Yala National Park hosts the highest density of Leopards anywhere in the world, and spotting one of these elusive cats is a thrill not to missed. Along with the largest land mammal on earth; the Elephant, Sri Lanka also is one of the best places on earth to view the world’s largest mammal; The Blue Whale. Some of the best sightings have been seen off the south coast and provides nature lovers with an unparalleled experience for exceptional value. Heading inland, the hill country of Nuwara Eliya lies 2500m above sea level, a great place to cool down and sample some of the best tea in the world. Kandy, a town full of hubbub and culture is only a couple of hours away, as is Pinawella Elephant Orphanage, home to sixty placid giants and a must do on a trip to Sri Lanka. |
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