It is nicknamed Pearl of the Indian Ocean and teardrop of India. Sri Lanka is known for these two lovely names. Pearl of the Indian Ocean is given to this small island nation probably due to its incredible natural beauty, extraordinary biodiversity as well as its precious gemstones.
So seeing as this beautiful island Sri Lanka has been voted the number one country to visit in 2019 by Lonely Planet, why not spend New Year’s Eve here? Sri Lanka is an island of tea plantations, ancient temples, astonishing wildlife and postcard-like beaches.It’s home to pristine, warm-water beaches, gorgeously green landscapes, historic temples, spicy culinary traditions, amazing wildlife, colourful festivals, and architectural feats.
Upholding Safety and Critical Resources Given the abundant assistance, it’s safe to say that Sri Lanka is now secure enough to visit. The nation has finally overcome all critical shortages: fuel supplies have been restocked, healthcare services are functioning as usual, and supermarkets and restaurants are reloaded.
If you ask us how long to spend in Sri Lanka, Fourteen nights is the optimum amount of time we would suggest. This would give you enough time to see the cultural and religious sites, hike in the hill country and also spend a few days relaxing by the white sand beaches of Sri Lanka.
Kandy, Anuradhapura ,Dambulla , Sigiriya, Udawalawa, Nuwaraeliya, Galle, Hikkaduwa, Ella, Colombo and many more places.