Travel Lanka Guide - October 2018

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Dear Visitor...

Sri Lanka is now at the beginning of the new Tourist Season that brings you all the attractions of this delightful country, with a fine combination of nature, history and the arts and crafts. Ambalam or Wayside Shelters are part of the cultural traditions of the country, Embekke close to Kandy, and Panavitiya towards Kurunegala.

Sculpture is a continuing tradition of the fine arts in the country, and some of the finest work is that of Sculptor Sarath Chandrajeewa, the Port of Colombo is well known as the key entry to Sri Lanka for many centuries. It is today one of the most active ports in South Asia.

Up in the North is the Dutch Fort of Jaffna, which has come down from the Portuguese period, Lacquer Ware is a very special craft of that has come down through the ages and remains alive today mostly seen in Kandy, Matale and the Tangalle area.

Nature’s very special attractions include Belihuloya, mountainous heights, Visitor service and entertainment of quality is the pattern of hospitality in Sri Lanka, Enjoyed at Thambapanni Leisure in Unawatuna Galle, Thai, Chinese and Sri Lankan culinary delights can be enjoyed at Red Orchids at Pelawatte, near Colombo.

The month of October has the attractions to make Sri Lanka a bewitching location for those seeking unforgettable holiday delights.

Enjoy our beautiful Island spread the word!

The Travel Lanka Team