Wondrous wildlife with an abundance of elephants, leopards, whales and birds, Sri Lanka is one of the best destinations for seeing wildlife in Asia.

Sri Lanka, the spice island, is situated south east of India on the Indian Ocean. Increasingly popular with travelers, tourists and nomads, the culture here is rich and full of stories. With a mix of cultures and beliefs, the fusion has created an interesting place to visit. Sri Lanka is not just beach resorts and tea plantations, there is so much more to discover.

Pearl of the Indian Ocean. Enriching with wide smiles and welcoming nature.

There are four religions, of all the people in Sri Lanka, most are Buddhist, others are Hinduist, some are Muslim and another group is Christian. They all live quite comfortably with each other and are usually respectful of each other. Older generations don’t believe in intermixing religions with marriage but that is changing with the younger Sri Lankans. Visitors will find Buddhist temples, Hindu kovils, Muslim mosques and Christian churches throughout the island. Some areas are more concentrated with one religion than another.