Everything to know before you go - Sri Lanka lures travellers with an impressive array: wildlife, history, exceptional food, ...

Experience the breathtaking journey on the world's most dangerous yet beautiful train in Sri Lanka, traveling from Kandy to ...

The Colombo to Badulla railway is so enchantingly beautiful that it's become a bucket list adventure for many visitors. Sri Lanka's most beautiful train journey - BBC Travel Homepage ...

Sri Lanka's 5 most beautiful cities, Sri Lanka's cities like Colombo, Kandy, Galle, Nuwara Eliya, and Anuradhapura offer varied experiences. Key sites include Colombo National Museum, Galle Fort ...

Tributes to ‘beautiful’ British woman who died in Sri Lanka hostel ‘after it had been fumigated’ A 24-year-old travel influencer has died under mysterious circumstances after staying at a ...

A BRITISH woman who died suddenly in Sri Lanka has been named as Ebony McIntosh as tributes pour in for the “beautiful” travel influencer. The 24-year-old from Derby was four days into … ...

The journey from Sri Lanka's central highlands to its southeast coast takes you through some of the island nation's most beautiful and untamed places, said Lorna Parkes in National Geographic ...

The insider's travel guide for planning a trip to Sri Lanka, including the best hotels, restaurants and activities. Grab a fresh coconut and watch surfers glide across waves in Weligama or Hiriketiya.

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Yet, the journey is also tied to Sri Lanka's colonial history and gives passengers a deeper understanding of the island-nation. During British colonisation in the 19th Century, Sri Lanka was the ...

A BRITISH woman who died suddenly in Sri Lanka has been named as Ebony McIntosh as tributes pour in for the “beautiful” travel influencer. The 24-year-old from Derby was four days into … ...

During British colonisation in the 19th Century, Sri Lanka was the third-largest coffee exporter in the world. As demand rose, it became expensive to ferry coffee on bullock carts from the central ...