Food tours in Sri Lanka
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The best time to visit Sri Lanka is in the dry season, which runs from December to March on the west and south coasts and in the mountains, and from May to September on the east coast. The rest of the year, it's monsoon weather, which makes travelling less pleasant. In Sri Lanka, you'll be enchanted by the many treasures from the ancient kingdom of Ceylan: with ancient cities, amazing beaches and the most beautiful mountains, the Sri Lankan environment is breathtaking.
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Traveller reviews of their trip to Sri Lanka
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I always wanted to visit Sri Lanka so that answers the question. For me the high lites were the Greenery, sunlight, lakes & good transportation. The food & service was very good. The monuments were not my interest as i am more of a traveller than a tourist. this visit educated me about the people & History of Sri Lanka. I definitely recommend Sri Lanka as a destination for a slow paced, culturally conservative & relaxing place to visit.Adhvan tours needs to Match the deeds to their words. .
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The northern part of the island was most interesting to us: Lion Rock and Palonnaruwa were the best. We’re enjoying the hikes in Ella to Adam’s Peak and waterfalls. The hotels in Kandy, Ella and Udawalawe were superb.
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Sigiriya, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Udawalawa, and Hikkaduwa, a brilliant tour to see as much as we could in 8days. All our hotels were perfect, friendly staff, lovely food and fantastic views. We loved the safari and were so privileged to be so close to the animals. Then the train ride to Ella was awesome! Our whale watching day was a fabulous treat too. There are so many experiences we loved we really cannot pick a favourite... our advice to anyone thinking of going would simply be... GO TO SRI LANKA!! You will have a holiday if a lifetime!
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