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Sri Lanka is a familiar name for travelers in Southeast Asia. Sri Lanka is an island known as the "pearl of the Indian Ocean," where millions of people have come to want to stay and live.

From the verdant hill country to the palm-fringed coast, Sri Lanka is packed with history, culture, animals, food, and activities.

Dubbed the pearl of the Indian Ocean, the island nation of Sri Lanka (also known as Ceylon) attracts tourists by its breathtaking beauty from majestic natural landscapes to thousands of years old monuments.

 Sri Lanka is a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean.

A Sri Lanka transit visa is a travel document that permits travelers to pause in Sri Lanka to pass through another destination.

Sri Lanka reopens its doors to the world: a country with a bunch of abundant sightseeing and beautiful nature. In addition, Sri Lanka owns beautiful endless beaches and green spaces.

Sri Lanka is formerly known as Ceylon, and officially the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. The climate here is tropical and warm, because of moderating effects of ocean winds.

For many travelers, Sri Lanka is not an unfamiliar name on their bucket list destinations in the world. Known as “the Pearl of the Indian Ocean'', Sri Lanka is famous for its natural landscapes, glorious sandy beaches and rich culture.

People around the world are sipping the glass of champagne to celebrate the friendship with their soulmates. The international friendship day is a rare occasion to remind everyone about their relationships regardless of whether it is old or new. Every first Sunday in August was established as An International Friendship Day and this year it is 1st August.

International Women’s Day has a long history dating back more than 100 years. In 1908, when 15,000 women protested in New York City demanding shorter working hours, better pay and the voting rights.