Anuradhapura
was the first ancient capital of the
country of kings for about 1400 years.
In pinnacle of its glory the city
extended over a surface of 52 sq.
km and the population amounted to
several tens of thousands. Its magnificent
monuments, refined sculptures and
paintings are testimony to a veritable
and original Sri Lankan culture.
For
customized tour packages covering the
ancient city of
Anuradhapura
email us at : serenev@sltnet.lk
SRI
LANKA'S WILD LIFE
Sri
Lanka's World Heritage Sites – Sinharaja
Sri Lanka’s tropical rain forest is
not the largest in the world. Indeed,
it covers no more than about 40 square
miles. But this primeval forest, a UNESCO
world natural heritage site, is fiercely
protected and breathtakingly beautiful.
Bundala
National Park
This wetland sanctuary combines 20km
of beach, lagoons and scrub which host
more than 150 bird species. The lagoons
prove popular with crocodiles and on
the land there are elephants in herds
of up to 60, civets and giant squirrels.
