Srilanka: South Asia’s hidden destination

BySamiran Nandi

The spellbound tourist attractions in Sri Lanka make you regret why you couldn’t discover it earlier when the land was untouched and perfect to bask amidst unperturbed nature. Sri Lanka exhibits gorgeous white sand, coconut trees, widely sprawling tea gardens & 2000 yrs temples; Sri Lanka is no more a secret among holiday enthusiasts, many magnificent tourist gateways, with enriched culture that has 2550 years of continuous written history which is preserved.

Sri Lanka offers vibrant shores, that is among one of the nice and vacation worthy beaches of the world has ever seen. Seek the country’s opulent wildlife on your vacation, Sri Lanka offers destinations like national parks, many wildlife reserves where an encounter with leopards, birds and animals will can leave you in awe. The country also boasts eight World Heritage Sites, rich in history from where you may never want to return back.

Sri Lanka is perfect honeymoon destination which I can suggest, it will not burn a hole in your pocket. Keep a plan for exploring or selecting favourable destinations inside Sri Lanka.

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