Sri Lanka Private Tours with Driver

Places to see Elephants Asian Elephants are one of the few remaining mega-herbivorous species in the world and they happen to be the most loved mammal in Sri Lanka. Despite the ongoing conflict between man and Elephant in the rural areas, everyone remains to be fascinated in observing their intelligent behavior. The Sri Lankan Elephant population is about 2500 – 3000 and they hold great national value as a major tourist attraction. There are many places to see elephants around the country which have been declared as sanctuaries for these majestic animals as well as several other species. A large number of Elephants in a relatively small land brings a high chance of sightings. Visits to these areas are always rewarding for wildlife enthusiasts and can be experienced in numerous Sri Lanka holiday packages! Pinnawala Located in the central hills of Kegalle, the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage was established in 1975 by the Department of Wildlife Conservation. Spreadin...

Simply one of the best ways to witness the beautiful island of Sri Lanka is Hot Air Ballooning Visit our website for more details -  https://www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com/…/hot-air-ba… If you are lucky enough to visit the beautiful island of Sri Lanka then you should take the opportunity to see the wondrous sights from the air starting from Kandalama, Dambulla in the Cultural Triangle. Simply one of the best ways to witness the beautiful island of Sri Lanka is Hot Air Ballooning – Soar above the clouds and gently float above the island as you gaze down at the natural beauty of Sri Lanka. A romantic and exciting highlight to your holiday in paradise, hot air ballooning over the island will prove to be a memorable experience that most travelers miss out on during their stay. Balloons that travel with the wind, make for one of the most surreal and tranquil sensations of flight. Following the initial adrenaline rush of the takeoff, one could settle down to absorb t...

Monument in Wellawaya - Buduruwagala Visit our website for more details www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com The beautiful, 1000-year-old, rock-cut Buddha figures of Buduruwagala are the region's biggest attraction. The gigantic standing Buddha (at 15m, it is the tallest on the island) here still bears traces of its original stuccoed robe, and a long streak of orange suggests it was once brightly painted. It's surrounded by smaller carved figures. This remote site is located 9km south of Wellawaya, accessed by a scenic side road. #srilanka #travelsrilanka #visitsrilanka #discoversrilanka #srilankatrip #lovesrilanka #beautifulsrilanka #exploresrilanka #wandermoreworryless #fortheloveoftravel #worldwanderer #traveldiaries #picoftheday #travelplans #srilankaprivatetourswithdriver #srilankaprivatetours #privatedriverhire #tourswithprivatedriver #srilankatourswithprivatedriver #privatetouroperatorsrilanka #srilankaprivatetransfers #privatecarrentalcolombo #sr...

In Sri Lanka, wholesome king coconut water is tourists’ favorite In the tropics, coconut is one of the most versatile trees. Perhaps the only part of this tree that has no practical use is the root ball. "Thambili", (king coconut) short in stature and commonly found in Sri Lanka, and the nuts of which Sri Lankans regard as a "living pharmacy" is the most versatile and medically practical form of the coconut plant available. Sri Lankans sell and consume thousands of them on a daily basis. In almost every Sri Lankan home irrespective of class, a king coconut palm swaying soothingly in the breeze is a common sight. Another familiar sight are the bunches of king coconuts displayed for sale in many wayside kiosk throughout the country. These nuts come in many varieties, the most commonly found being the "red dwarf" (kaha thambili, commonly referred to as gon thambili). The other variety is "ran thambili", a smaller variety co...

Have you gone on a hike at Horton plains national park ? do not miss this hike when you visit Sri Lanka A World Heritage Site perched on the southern edge of the Central Highlands, midway between Nuwara Eliya & Haputale consists of montane forests, where the land rises to 2,500 meters above sea-level. Horton Plains is home to an extraordinary range of flora and fauna, including several endangered species such as the western-purple-faced langur, the Horton Plains slender loris and the Sri Lankan leopard. The region is considered a super biodiversity hotspot. The Park (10,000 ha), named after British governor Sir Robert Horton is a world apart from rest of the tropical island. This is the island's highest & most isolated plain, a result of millions of years of erosion. The importance of conservation of the park lies in, among others, in its role as the catchment area of the major rivers of the island. The early morning drive The high altitude plains are beautifu...

Kandy cultural show Sri Lanka, a country rich with culture & tradition offers a very vibrant and unique show of Sri Lankan traditional dances, in the form of Kandy cultural show. Fire and Harvest dances accompanied by Ceremonial Drums and the Drum Orchestra rising and falling to the lively tempo. As many as 12 different folk and traditional dances are performed by Kandy lake club dance troop within the span of one hour. The highlight of the show is definitely the fire walking show, where the artists walk through a specially prepared fire pit, roughly 8 feet by 3 feet covered with red-hot charcoal, completely barefoot and emerges unharmed at the other end! Kandy cultural show leaflet describes the fire walking as having its roots in the Valmiki epic of \"Ramayana\", where the king of Sri Lanka Ravana abducts \"Sita\" the wife of Indian prince Rama and after regaining her in an epic battle with Ravana, she is made to prove her chastity by walking through f...

Ella in Sri Lanka is a small laid-back town surrounded by the beautiful greens of tea. There are a lot of things to do in Ella. Take one of the most beautiful train rides from Nuwara Eliya to Ella and fall in love with the surroundings. You will probably end up staying longer than you actually planned to. Ella has a comfortable climate where the nights are cool and the daytime around 28 degrees. Little Adam’s Peak Nine Arch Bridge Lipton’s Seat Diyaluma Falls Ella Spice Garden Ravana Waterfall Ella Rock Visit our website for more details www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com #srilanka #travelsrilanka #visitsrilanka #discoversrilanka #srilankatrip #lovesrilanka #beautifulsrilanka #exploresrilanka #wandermoreworryless #fortheloveoftravel #worldwanderer #traveldiaries #picoftheday #travelplans #srilankaprivatetourswithdriver #srilankaprivatetours #privatedriverhire #tourswithprivatedriver #srilankatourswithprivatedriver #privatetouroper...

Minneriya Jeep Safari is one of the most popular activity among travelers who visit Sri Lanka. The safari can be customized at your choice from half day to full day both morning and evening hours. ​ Minneriya National Park is a wildlife sanctuary located in the North Central province of Sri Lanka. Nature lovers on Minneriya Jeep Safari often spot large number of Sri Lankan Elephants gathering around to grass fields on the edges of the reservoir during the dry season. ​Safari are 5:30am to 8:30am during the morning time or 3:00pm to 6:00pm in the afternoon. Visit our website for more details www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com #srilanka #travelsrilanka #visitsrilanka #discoversrilanka #srilankatrip #lovesrilanka #beautifulsrilanka #exploresrilanka #wandermoreworryless #fortheloveoftravel #worldwanderer #traveldiaries #picoftheday #travelplans #srilankaprivatetourswithdriver #srilankaprivatetours #privatedriverhire #tourswithprivatedriver #srilankatourswithpriva...

Sri Lanka's remarkable natural beauty makes it ideal for enjoying the great outdoors . Soaring Sigiriya Lion Rock, a popular UNESCO World Heritage Site , requires a strenuous climb to the top but panoramic views are the reward. Alternatively, hike up Pidurangala for views back over Sigiriya’s rock fortress at a fraction of the cost Horton Plains National Park , high up in Sri Lanka's Hill Country, offers among the most enjoyable walks in the country. Also in the heart of Hill Country, for exciting hiking head to densely vegetated Knuckles Mountain Range. If you feel like following in the steps of the Buddha, make your way up to Adam's Peak with hundreds of pilgrims. Further south, Sinharaja Rain Forest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with outstanding jungle hiking and birding Visit our website for more details  www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com

Want to see elephants in the wild? You're unlikely to find a better country in the world to do so than Sri Lanka!   Uda Walawe National Park is the most popular place. However, Minneriya National Park is home to one of Asia's greatest wildlife spectacles, known as "The Gathering". More than 200 elephants gather in one spot there during August and September each year! If you're a wildlife enthusiast, you'll also enjoy leopard spotting on safari at Yala National Park. A more difficult to reach but less crowded alternative (without the hundreds of jeeps) that's known for its leopards is Kumana National Park. It has elephants and plenty of birds too. In addition, avid birders definitely shouldn't overlook Bundala National Park. Visit our website for more details  www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com

Although it's only a small Island, Sri Lanka has an impressive eight UNESCO World Heritage sites . Two of them are major cities  Galle, Situated on the southwestern tip of Sri Lanka, is surprisingly stylish and hip. This coastal city was founded in the 16th century by the Portuguese and further developed in the 17th century by the Dutch. The main attraction is the Galle fort and a sunset walk around which is mesmerizing Kandy, in central Sri Lanka, is the country's second largest city. Known for its culture, it was the royal capital of Sinhalese kings from 1592 to 1815 ( when the British took it over). The temple of the tooth relic was built within the royal palace complex and holds a tooth believed to have belonged to the Lord Buddha  Visit our website for more details  www.srilankaprivatetourswithdriver.com

There are plenty of things to do in Sri Lanka for everyone -- no matter whether you're a culture vulture or a beach bum! The country is growing in popularity as a tourist destination every year, and is featuring on more and more itineraries. Compared to neighboring India, Sri Lanka is a much easier country to travel in. Distances are shorter, it's cleaner, cheaper, and less crowded. Wildlife safaris, nature, tea plantations, exploring historic cities and ancient ruins, diving and even surfing and can all be incorporated into a trip to Sri Lanka. When to Go Sri Lanka has a tropical, monsoonal climate. The high season runs from December until March, and is weather-wise the best time to visit the southwest part of the country (Colombo, Galle, and Hill County). The weather in Sri Lanka's north and east is best during the low season, from May until August. April and September are shoulder season months, and offer the best chance of good weather if you wan...