Travel Tips

Greeting as “Ayubowan” is the traditional way of welcoming any guests in Sri Lanka. Which means “May you live longer” while holding your palms together in chest high as perform prayers. Any monetary gift should be placed on the appropriate till box rater giving to some personals. As a rich cultural country, wearing skinny shorts /Skirts/ bikinis are strictly prohibited in religious venues. Need to be adept with road discipline while you are driving, blowing the horn and flashing lights is an indication of requesting a room to overtake. Public transport does not provide any special features for disable passengers such as wheelchairs etc. Smoking in public places /transport is a punishable offense maximum fined /jailed /imprisonment. Any tipping /gratuity is upon your interest which is not been enforced yet to a standard. Sweaters are much preferable for Central & Uwa province (in some cities required).

Packing Up

On your day to day basis, it is the most important part of your journey to begin with your goods which adequately packed in order to facilitate yourself accordingly. Packing up your stuff is varies by your tour itinerary and locations. Always we do recommend having a back pack with your other luggage for an easy access of your legal documents in case you need at any point without a hassle.

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Money

It is much safer to carry Sri Lankan currency which commonly known as LKR or some US dollars which is more active in cases related to entrée fees which they charged in dollars. Well as it will save you more time of your tour to gain the maximum benefit by avoiding any time hassle during the tour.

Weather

Sri Lanka's climate can be described as tropical, and quite hot. Its position between 5 and 10 north latitude endows the country with the year-round warm weather, moderated by ocean winds and considerable moisture.

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Food

When it comes to food it is always sounds appetite and artistic, why don’t you indulge yourself with “Authentic Sri Lankan food” which is the talk of the tourists who visit Sri Lanka after experiencing.

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