Tour
Destinations:
Shan Tours will arrange tours for different tour locations in Sri
Lanka including Ancient ruins, Historical Cities and Buddhist cities.
Kandy
Ella
Negombo
Horton Plains
Dambulla
Seegiriya
Bandarawela
Hikkaduwa
Nuwara
Eliya
Anuradhapura
Polonnaruwa
Yala Park
1- Kandy
Kandy was a Kingdome for Singhala Kings for a long time
in Sri Lankan history. Kandy is A world famous city and
it is a world heritage. World famous “Temple of tooth” is
also situated In Kandy and close to a lovely little lake,
lies the holy tooth temple, which was the last palace of
the Singhalese king. Kandy with its lake and nestled within
green hills is a lovely place with a very special atmosphere. 2- Colombo
Colombo is
the capital of Sri Lanka and the main commercial city of
the country. Colombo has various tourist attraction places
and various facilities including five star hotels. Population
of the Colombo city is more than one million and its very
crowded but it is very attractive place for the tourists
all over the world
3-
Nuwara Eliya
Nuwara Eliya is situated in the hill country of Sri Lanka
and it is more than 2000 m above the sea level. Its climate
is very cool than other areas of Sri Lanka it is similar
to the Europe. So people call it as “ Little England”.
Nuwara Eliya is surrounded by lot of tea plantations and
it’s very attractive tourist place.
5-Negombo
Negombo is the major beach resort on the coast north of
Colombo. Here, in an old world atmosphere of 17th
Century churches and forts; dozens and dozens of hotels,
guest houses restaurants and bars have sprung up along
the beach. Beside luxury hotels are small, very simple
guests houses. What is left from the former fishing village,
you can explore at the Negombo lagoon with its many outrigger
canoes.
5- Seegiriya
Sigiriya was built by King Kashapa in 459 - 477 AC and it
was nominated as the 8th wonder of the world.
Sigiri arts are world famous and those were drown in the
King Kashapas period, The Sigiri inscriptions (graffiti)
on the so called mirror wall are the testimony of visotors
from the 5th to the 13th Century AC,
who were impressed by the beautiful heavenly beings. The
graffiti are an important document of the development of
the Singhalese language 6-
Anuradhapura
