Explore Sri Lanka’s most iconic and breathtaking destinations with ZEYLON ESCPAE. We’ve curated a list of key locations from each province, highlighting the distance from Katunayake (Bandaranaike International Airport) and Mattala (Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport). Whether you seek adventure, culture, or relaxation, these destinations offer unforgettable experiences.
35 km from Katunayake | 239 km from Mattala
Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital, Colombo, ias a vibrant city blending modern life with colonial charm. Explore its markets, temples, and historical landmarks.
77 km from Katunayake | 178 km from Mattala
An iconic Buddhist temple and pilgrimage site, home to a sacred Bo tree believed to be one of Sri Lanka’s most revered religious symbols.
13 km from Katunayake | 252 km from Mattala
Known for its sandy beaches, lagoon, and vibrant fishing community, Negombo is perfect for a relaxing seaside getaway.
31 km from Katunayake | 226 km from Mattala
A sacred Buddhist temple with historical significance, featuring beautiful wall paintings and ancient relics.
43 km from Katunayake | 213 km from Mattala
A popular spot for beach lovers, offering stunning sunsets, lively beach restaurants, and a historic colonial-era hotel.
Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital, Colombo, ias a vibrant city blending modern life with colonial charm. Explore its markets, temples, and historical landmarks.
Known for its sandy beaches, lagoon, and vibrant fishing community, Negombo is perfect for a relaxing seaside getaway.
A popular spot for beach lovers, offering stunning sunsets, lively beach restaurants, and a historic colonial-era hotel.
An iconic Buddhist temple and pilgrimage site, home to a sacred Bo tree believed to be one of Sri Lanka’s most revered religious symbols.
A sacred Buddhist temple with historical significance, featuring beautiful wall paintings and ancient relics.
Home to the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, this cultural capital is renowned for its rich heritage, royal palaces, and stunning lake views.
Known as “Little England,” Nuwara Eliya offers cool climates, lush tea estates, and scenic beauty. Horton Plains is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
A UNESCO World Heritage site perfect for trekking, camping, and exploring Sri Lanka’s unspoiled wilderness.
A botanical wonderland featuring rare plant species, towering palms, and beautifully manicured gardens.
Sri Lanka’s highest peak, offering panoramic views and a serene environment for hiking and nature exploration.
A UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved colonial-era architecture, charming cafes, and boutique shops.
A serene beach famous for its turquoise waters, coral reefs, and lively beachfront restaurants.
A beach lover’s paradise known for whale watching, surfing, and trnquil ocen views.
Sri Lanka’s most popular national park, famous for its leopard population, diverse wildlife, and stunning landscapes.
A hidden gem with serene beaches, perfect for relaxation and nature-inspired adventures.
A historic Dutch fort reflecting Sri Lanka’s colonial history and offering panoramic views of the city and ocean.
A sacred Buddhist temple on a picturesque island, attracting thousands of pilgrims yearly.
Famous for its calm, shallow waters and white sandy shores, ideal for peaceful getaways.
A remote island known for its wild horses, ancient ruins, and unique coral landscapes.
Revered for its therapeutic waters, these natural hot springs are steeped in history and spiritual significance.
Famous for its shallow coastline, Pasikudah Beach offers calm, crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and water sports.
A globally recognized surfing destination, Arugam Bay boasts thrilling waves, vibrant beach life, and serene lagoons.
A historic Hindu temple situated on a scenic cliff, offering stunning views of Trincomalee’s coastline and spiritual serenity.
A marine national park featuring coral reefs, vibrant marine life, and perfect snorkeling and diving opportunities.
An iconic colonial-era lighthouse offering panoramic views of Batticaloa Lagoon and the surrounding coastal area.
Sri Lanka’s largest national park, home to leopards, elephants, and an extensive network of natural
lakes, perfect for wildlife safaris.
An ancient Hindu temple complex known for its religious significance and annual festivals attracting thousands of devotees.
A premier dolphin-watching destination offering boat tours to witness pods of dolphins and even majestic whales in season.
A tranquil, ancient forest monastery with mysterious ruins and hiking trails, perfect for history buffs and nature lovers.
A protected ecosystem offering birdwatching opportunities with sightings of rare bird species and diverse wetland habitats.
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring an ancient rock fortress, stunning frescoes, and breathtaking
views from its summit.
An ancient city and pilgrimage site filled with iconic stupas, monasteries, and sacred Buddhist relics dating back over 2,500 years.
A revered Buddhist pilgrimage site, believed to be where Buddhism was first introduced to Sri Lanka.
An ancient kingdom known for its well-preserved ruins, including royal palaces, temples, and intricate
stone carvings.
A magnificent 12-meter-tall Buddha statue carved from a single rock, reflecting exceptional ancient craftsmanship.
A stunning railway bridge surrounded by lush forests, perfect for picturesque views, hiking, and scenic
train rides.
A panoramic viewpoint offering breathtaking vistas of rolling tea plantations and distant hills, once admired by Sir Thomas Lipton.
Sri Lanka’s second-highest waterfall, known for its cascading beauty and natural rock pools ideal for swimming.
A stunning waterfall linked to the ancient Ramayana epic, offering scenic views and refreshing natural pools.
A charming colonial-era bungalow surrounded by serene tea estates, offering a tranquil escape into nature.
A sacred mountain attracting pilgrims from multiple religions, offering a challenging yet rewarding trek
with stunning sunrise views.
A UNESCO World Heritage rainforest, home to rare flora, fauna, and nature trails perfect for eco-tourists and wildlife enthusiasts.
A serene hill station offering scenic views, trekking routes, and access to waterfalls, making it a nature lover’s paradise.
A mesmerizing waterfall shaped like a “leaf of a Bo tree,” ideal for picnics and nature excursions.
Famous for its large elephant population, this national park offers unforgettable wildlife safaris and stunning landscapes.
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