From di hilltop tea plantations and wild elephants wey dey roam to di ancient temples and rolling surf, Sri Lanka na one kontri ... climb craggy red peaks and dive into natural swimming holes.

Here, watersports abound from surfing to scuba diving. You can also hire a car ... and an abundance of water sports to try. Sri Lanka typically has dry and pleasant weather in February, save ...

This article is a continuation of my previous report on the realities of life in the Delft Island. In the first part, I ...

Here are the most stunning destinations teeming with marine life that are worth visiting if you love to snorkel - or are looking to give it a try.

Following the successful launch of its first issue in August 2024, this new volume continues to cater to readers who cherish Sri Lanka’s past, culture, and ongoing legacy, offering fresh insights and ...

Uncover the hidden gems of Sri Lanka, from pristine beaches to ancient temples, and dive into its rich wildlife. This journey takes you through lush jungles, vibrant ecosystems, and rare species, ...

If that’s the last image of Australia playing Test cricket in Sri Lanka, what an anti-climax. Series between the countries had always been so lopsided in Australia to such degree that Sri Lanka ...

Australia and Sri Lanka face off in the second and final Test in Galle this afternoon, less than a week after the first Test ended at the same venue. Reigning champions Australia have already ...

For those Australians who really only follow cricket during the home summer, essentially in December and January, they could have been forgiven for thinking they've been fed a pack of lies all ...

Steve Smith stunned the cricket world, but the Aussies are left with some major question marks after a horror display on Wednesday. After winning the toss and electing to bat, Sri Lanka saw the ...

A new study shows that fully protecting the world's most popular scuba diving sites could not only help marine life bounce back, but also generate an extra US $2 billion for coastal economies.

Sinopec, China's state-owned and largest oil refiner, signed an agreement with Sri Lanka's energy ministry to invest $3.7 billion in a state-of-the-art oil refinery with a capacity of 200,000 ...