Friday, April 20, 2018

Agro Tourism in Sri Lanka



There has been a substantial increase in the concept of Agro tourism all over the world in recent times, with Sri Lanka being no exception to same. Sri Lanka's complex paddy cultivation systems, developed over the course of 2500 years and more, huge ancient irrigational tanks and many tea and rubber plantations are just some examples of its diverse agricultural developments which ensures its ability to cater to a niche market of agro tourists.

We can arrange any agricultural experience ranging from milking cattle on a dairy farm, having a go at plucking tea leaves using the traditional ‘bag-on-the-head' method, rubber tapping under expert guidance, or even working in the many picturesque paddy fields of Sri Lanka !

Dula..
(Senior Tour Executive)

Friday, April 13, 2018


The Newest & Most Thrilling Safari Experiences in Sri Lanka



An elephant back safari is not just a ride on the largest animal in Sri Lanka , it's an unforgettable experience where clients get to interact with the elephants as well as enjoy a ride through wilderness areas and beautiful riverine scenery. 
Elephant back safaris in Sri Lanka are one of the newest and most thrilling safari experiences in Sri Lanka . These safaris not only make it possible to view wildlife from the back of an elephant, but perhaps more importantly, provide the unique opportunity to share a day in the life of the elephant.

Contact us for the Best Ride Lanka tour and holiday experience!

Dula (Senior Tour Executive)


Sunday, April 8, 2018


"SUBA ALUTH AWURUDDAK WEWA !!! Happy new year!!!"



When the sun moves from the Meena Rashiya (House of Pisces) to the Mesha Rashiya (House of Aries) in the celestial sphere; Sri Lankans begin celebrating their New Year or Aluth Avurudhu (in Sinhala) and Puththandu (in Tamil). It marks the end of the harvest season and also coincides with one of 2 instances when the sun is directly above Sri Lanka. On the day of celebrations, the sun is directly above Koggala (where a sun devale can be found). A new year of the Saka era begins with each festival.

Cultural rituals begin shortly after the beginning of the New Year with the cleaning of the house and lighting of an oil lamp. In some communities, women congregate to play upon on the raban (drum) to warn others of the incipient change in the year - from lighting the fire to making the kiribath, (milk rice) to entering into the first business transaction and eating the first morsels, Once these are done, the partying really begins as families mingle in the streets, homes are thrown open and children are let out to play. The ubiquitous plantain is dished out alongside celebratory feasts of kaung (small oil cake) and kokis (crisp and light sweetmeat, originally from the Netherlands).Aurudu has become an important national holiday( 13 th and 14th of April ) for both the cultures of the Sinhalese Buddhists and the Tamil Hindu Sri Lankans, and is unique as such, as it is not celebrated in the same manner elsewhere in the world.

Dula (Senior Tour Executive)




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Agro Tourism in Sri Lanka There has been a substantial increase in the concept of Agro tourism all over the world in recent times...