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Travel to Sri Lanka - The best Deals at the Best Price

Sri Lanka is known as the tear of India due to its form and location. Yet it has had various causes to grieve over its history, which could have given it this name. But don't imagine a dreary, depressing, and closed country: Sri Lanka is a kaleidoscope of colors, fragrances, smiles, and unexpected places. And a little chaotic, don't let anyone deceive you. So, if you're searching for a cultural destination, a beach, a mountain, a safari, surfing, diving, or basically anything else, look no further: Sri Lanka is, in our opinion, one of the most complete countries in the world, and you can do it all without leaving the island! Grab your tickets for Canada to Sri Lanka flights now!!

When to go

The climate in Sri Lanka is tropical monsoon. The peak season lasts from December to March and is the greatest time to visit the country's southwest (Colombo, Galle, and Hill County). The weather is finest in the north and east of Sri Lanka during the low season, which runs from May to August. If you wish to see the entire country, the shoulder season months of April and September offer the best chance of decent weather.

Discover the inheritance cities of Sri Lanka

Despite being a small island, Sri Lanka possesses eight UNESCO World Heritage sites. Two of them are large metropolitan areas.

Galle, on Sri Lanka's southwestern tip, is a surprisingly fashionable and a city with sophistication. The Portuguese created this coastal city in the 16th century, while the Dutch developed it in the 17th century. Fort Galle is the primary attraction, and a sunset walk around it is amazing.

Kandy, located in central Sri Lanka, is the country's second-largest city. It was the royal capital of the Sinhalese kings from 1592 to 1815 and was known for its culture (when the British took it over). The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, located within the royal palace complex, houses a tooth thought to have belonged to the Buddha.

Relax on the beach

Unsurprisingly, given that Sri Lanka is an island, the stunning beaches are the highlight. There is a beach for every need, from a party environment to isolation. Unawatuna Beach, on the south coast near Galle, is one of the liveliest. The Unawatuna Diving Center is a good site to learn to dive, and water sports are also popular in Unawatuna.

Mirissa Beach, the next big beach attraction south of Unawatuna, is a little more tranquil. Popular activities include whale viewing and snorkeling.

Deserted beaches can be found in the south and east for those looking to get away from it all. Consider Navalady, Kalkudah, and the beaches from Uppuveli to Nilaveli.

Ride the train

The Sri Lankan railway network may be described as old-fashioned (rather than nostalgic), yet it is also quite atmospheric and attractive.

Consume Delectable Food

Sri Lankan cuisine is undeniably wonderful and can be spicy or mild, depending on your taste. Curry and rice Curry of various types is a supper staple. The food that is commonly referred to as Sri Lankan is that of the Buddhist Sinhalese community, which constitutes the majority of the country's population. The curries are similar to Indian curry, but the spices used are distinct, and coconut is an essential ingredient.

Looking for cheap flights to Sri Lanka? 25% of our users found a flight to Sri Lanka for 670 dollars or less for a return journey from Montpellier, 442 dollars one-way from Lyon, 745 dollars round-trip, 585 dollars one-way from Bordeaux, 749 dollars round-trip. Domestic Sri Lanka flights are uncommon in Sri Lanka due to the country's tiny size. Taxis and private drivers organized by hotels and guesthouses, public and private buses, and the train are the primary modes of transportation for tourists moving throughout the island from one site or city to another.