· Nine Arch Bridge-Bridge in the Sky
Nine Arch Bridge is also called
the Bridge in the sky and is among Sri Lanka’s iconic sights. It is in the
small mountain town of Ella and offers visitors with splendid view of the
surrounding area which comprises of lush greenery and tea fields. It is made up
of stone, brick and cement. There is no use of any steel. It is one of the best places to visit in Sri Lanka for a memorable holiday.
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Arugam Bay-Turquoise Heaven For Adrenaline-Junkies
Sri Lanka
has a coastline of over 1600 km and is ideally suited for windsurfing, speed
boating, and other water sports. Arugam Bay has azure skies and slanting
coconut trees. If you are looking to surf in turquoise waters, Arugam Bay must
be in your list of must-see tourist places in Sri Lanka. It is on the
southeast coast around 320 km from Colombo. It is the ideal place to sip coconut water, take in the scent of jasmine and allow
the southern sun to tan your skin.
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Nuwara Eliya - Get
Closer To Pristine Nature
Nuwara Eliya is most famous for its tea
gardens and scenery. It is a perfect place to visit for a romantic vacation or
for someone who is looking for a relaxing trip. With misty clouds, lush green
sloping hills and a train that looks that it has come out of the Harry Potter
films, Nuwara Eliya is a hilly paradise and another great addition to Sri
Lankas tourist attractions. The popular places to visit in Nuwara
Eliya include Victoria Park, Bale Bazaar, Moon Plains, Ramboda Falls and
St. Clair’s Falls.
· Trincomalee- An Unmissable Beach Getaway
Trincomalee, among many similar Sri Lanka
tourist spots, is blessed with a beautiful beach. If you are up for an
underwater diving tour, then SLDT (Sri Lanka Diving Tours) will give you the
best experience. Besides water sports, there are also many temples and beaches
in Trincomalee. There's also a war cemetery which is surrounded by lush
gardens, which makes it one of the best places to see in Sri Lanka.
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