Time Out Srilanka - July 2016

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July beckons the dry season at the Minneriya National Park.
It’s not all hard work at the business hub of Colombo. From towering structures to the food carts strolling along the streets of the city, everything echoes the multiple cultures of Sri Lanka.
It’s time for some hot summer fun. There’s something about burning food on the fire that hypes up the mood.
Sweat out the July heat with some ice cream. Homemade; melting fast; dip your spoon or lick it up... These aren’t your average flavours, so try them and be tropically cool!
Dambadeniya was the third, ephemeral kingdom of Sri Lanka. It survived for only four decades.
Located in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka and spanning a whopping 35,664 hectares of forested land, Kumana National park is the ideal location for wild life lovers, particularly those who enjoy bird watching.
Although famous for being a hot spot for whale and dolphin watching, as they move along their migratory path, Kalpitiya is increasingly becoming synonymous with all things water sport related; with Kitesurfing being at the top of the list.