At first glance, travelers might assume Sri Lankan cuisine is simply a variation of Indian food. But the island’s culinary tradition stands proudly distinct, shaped by its tropical environment, cultural crossroads, and centuries of isolation that allowed unique practices to evolve. The Island’s Maritime Soul Unlike much of India, Sri Lanka’s cuisine has been profoundly...Read More
Trincomalee 1. Komari Beach: Secret Shore of the Seine Fishermen This pristine 3-kilometer stretch feels like stepping into coastal Ceylon of centuries past. Hidden behind towering sand dunes and accessed via a challenging dirt track (4×4 recommended during monsoon season), Komari rewards adventurous travelers with one of the coast’s most authentic experiences. Komari Beach The...Read More
Unseen Echoes of Past Grandeur: Sri Lanka’s Other Ancient Rock Fortresses While the majestic Lion Rock of Sigiriya stands as Sri Lanka’s most iconic ancient site – and for good reason – the island harbors several equally magnificent rock fortresses that remain wonderfully undiscovered. Sigiriya’s significance cannot be overstated: this 5th-century architectural marvel combines a...Read More
