Polonnaruwa located in Sri Lanka’s North Central Province is an ancient city that served as the island’s second capital from the 11th to the 13th century.

Arugam Bay is the country’s prime surf destination located on the south-east coast of Sri Lanka.

Trincomalee is an ancient port city on Sri Lanka’s northeastern coast, known for its deep-water harbour, scenic beaches, and historic temples.

Dambulla is a town in Sri Lanka’s Central Province, located within the Cultural Triangle, known for its cave temple complex, scenic surroundings, and role in agricultural trade.

Jaffna is the capital of Sri Lanka’s Northern Province and is located at the northern tip of the island on the Jaffna Peninsula.

Mihintale is an ancient monastic complex near Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka’s North Central Province and is widely recognised as the place where Buddhism was first introduced to the island.

Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte is the official legislative and administrative capital of Sri Lanka, home to the national Parliament, key government institutions, wetlands, and urban parks.

Colombo is the commercial capital of the island, located on the island’s western coast, and reflects both its colonial heritage and modern growth.

Sigiriya is known for two major rock formations, Sigiriya Rock Fortress and Pidurangala Rock.

Anuradhapura, located in the north-central part of Sri Lanka, was the island’s first capital.

Galle located on the southwestern tip of Sri Lanka is a historic port city and the capital of the Southern Province.

Kandy is a sacred city surrounded by mountains and valleys in Sri Lanka’s central highlands.