Travel far enough, you meet yourself.

Up in the idyllic Sri Lankan highlands sits Ella, a charming town with great hiking opportunities such as Little Adam’s Peak. It’s one of the most popular spots for backpackers inland, with a great atmosphere, lots of bars, pubs, and coffee shops. Plus, the train ride from Kandy to Ella is perhaps the best thing you’ll do in Sri Lanka. Winding through the misty jungle, rolling tea plantations and gushing waterfalls, the scenery and vibe of this train journey make it one of the best in the world.   

Right in the heart of Sri Lanka, Sigiriya, aka Lion Rock, is an ancient palace and fortress built in 480AD atop a rock island that rises from the jungle. It is one of the country’s most visited cultural heritage sites, and the hike up is tough but awe-inspiring. The Fortress will reward you with abandoned gardens, waterways and frescoes depicted the island’s turbulent history. However, there is a steep entrance fee, so we recommend instead hiking Pidurangla Rock, an adjacent site that offers similarly spectacular views. We recommend going early to be the first ones up, or late afternoon in time for sunset.  

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Madhu River provides memorable experience of Boat Safari, which is a different and exciting mode of transportation. Madhu River flows from the heart of the island down to the Balapitiya town, where it finally meets the Indian Ocean.

During the Boat Safari down this beautiful River, anyone can feel the joy at Mangroves, Fish therapy, Landscapes surrounded by the River and different mountains, lifestyle of the islanders, Cinnamon production and much more things. Bring your friends, travel through lush River Islands, and enjoy the rare kind of River Retreat in an incredibly exotic part of the world

 Fishing trips originate in the nearby town of Balapitiya. Your captain will be an experienced local fisherman and your catch could include Tuna, Mahi, Snapper, Grouper, Barracuda, or other game fish.

Off shore, your captain will point out Ambalangoda Lihiniya Gala, which is the nesting point of frigate birds. Bring your fish back to the resort and our Chef will prepare it for your dinner at Lotus Paradise or a BBQ at the River Branch.If you have diving license can go for underwater fish hunting at Hikkaduwa with the assistant of the professional Divers.

 Treat yourself to a relaxing getaway to the sunny Southern shores of the island and for a tropical holiday. Lounge under swaying palm trees, on golden beaches while feasting your eyes of the azure blue waters of the Indian Ocean. The coast also offers many attractions to explore especially in the historic city of Galle; places to visit include the Dutch Fort, where the old-world charm of a bygone colonial era still reigns 

Yoga is a family of ancient Hindu spiritual practices that originated in India, introduced to Sri Lanka centuries ago Yoga in Sri Lanka remains a vibrant living tradition and is seen as a means to enlightenment. Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga, and Raja Yoga are considered the four main yoga’s, but there are many other types. In other parts of the world where yoga is popular, notably the West, Yoga has become associated with the asanas (postures) of Hatha Yoga, which are popular as fitness exercises.

We offer Yoga lessons and classes in various locations in Sri Lanka. All conducted by experienced, well-known Yoga teachers.

For more about Yoga in Sri Lanka  For the average person still far from enlightenment, Yoga can be a way of increasing one's spiritual awareness, or cultivating compassion and insight.

While the history of Yoga strongly connects it with Hinduism, proponents claim that Yoga is not a religion itself, but contains practical steps which can benefit people of all religions, as well as those who do not consider themselves religious.

The first full description of the principles and goals of yoga are found in the Upanisads, thought to have been composed between the eighth and fourth centuries BC. The Upanisads are also called Vedanta since they constitute the end or conclusion of the Vedas (the traditional body of spiritual wisdom). In the Upanisads, the older practices of offering sacrifices and ceremonies to appease external gods gives way instead to a new understanding that man can, by means of an inner sacrifice, become one with the Supreme