Activities

With an expert, visit Sri Lanka’s most well-known locations. The grass-topped ramparts that you will traverse symbolise the rich history of the mainland. See how the British and Dutch decided to relocate historic sites and how the landmarks were given names. During the dry season which spans from November to April, these tours are most effective because of the pleasant weather. Among the best places for historical guided tours are the ancient towns of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, Galle Fort, the colonial fort of Colombo, and Kandy’s Holy Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Trekkers can certainly hike in these famous locations which includes Adam’s Peak, Horton Plains, and the Knuckles mountain range. Because of its various terrain, Sri Lanka gives first-rate trekking possibilities. Hiking is the perfect outdoor activity from November to March when it’s cooler and drier.

Start by practicing yoga and meditation to balance your body, mind and soul on the Island. Sri Lanka has plenty of yoga and meditation centres such as Bentota, Mirissa and Sigiriya. The ideal time to visit for yoga and meditation is from December to April when the weather is great for outdoor yoga classes and meditation retreats surrounded by peaceful nature.

A remarkable collection of visual art including books, papers, manuscripts, and people’s artwork can be found on this island. Here tourists can visit museums or art galleries and discover the facts and traditions of different times. Because sightseeing is more pleasurable during the dry season, December through March are the ideal months to visit museums and galleries.

Take cooking instructions in places like Galle, Kandy, and Colombo to discover ways to put together local specialties and become completely immersed in Sri Lanka’s rich culinary culture. Cooking classes are the ideal option during the dry season which runs from December to March when visiting local markets is most comfortable.