At Sri Lanka, our vacation was going as per the itinerary. The experience of our first two destinations – Sigiriya and Habarana were just all right. But we were thrilled for Nuwara Elia- the teacup of Sri Lanka.
The Mini England Nuwara Elia
103 miles from Colombo, lies the mini England of Sri Lanka – Nuwara Elia. The verdant tea gardens, the colonial structures, lake, and the rose gardens give a British vibe to the place.
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For the inquisitive traveler, Sri Lanka has many things to offer, be it culture, nature, or history. Our trip to Sri Lanka was packed with all these delights. Hobnobbing with the gorgeous locales and culture, we reached Kandy from Sigiriya. The Lion Fortress at Sigiriya was a trip back to ancient times and the experience had left us overwhelmed.
An untamed mix of nature, wildlife, pilgrimage, beaches, and adventure find their home at serene Sri Lanka. The island of the orient in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is a tourist’s dream come true. Being an Indian resident, traveling to the neighboring country wasn’t that a hassle, given the fact that Sri Lanka offers visa on arrival for Indian residents.
Continue reading Sigiriya: The awe-inspiring ruins of Sri Lanka
A town that finds umpteen mentions in Hindu scriptures of Ramayana, Mahabharata, and Puranas, is the town of Pushkar. Referred to as Tirth Raj – the king of pilgrimage, Pushkar is as ancient as it is colorful. Soaked in the shades of spirituality, foodgasms, and nature, Pushkar is a hippie town that draws travelers from far and near.
