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Sri Lanka is blessed with gorgeous beaches, scenic beauty, diverse wildlife, rich history and culture, endless adventure activities, exquisite cuisines and welcoming people. There simply is something to suit every one of all ages and interests here.

Featured Hotels

Waraka Udawalawe

Jun 2024

The new addition to the Udawalawe collection of hotels, Waraka is under the Thema collection, located bordering the Udawalawe national park. Comprising 10 Deluxe rooms and 2 Suites, The interior has been designed to draw inspiration from the jack fruit tree (Waraka). Furthermore, the rooms overlook a serene waterway and a cluster of jack trees whic...

Cycling tour of the village

Jun 2024

Embark on an bike journey through Udawalawe to discover the authentic day-to-day lifestyles of local communities. Glide through scenic landscapes and pause at picturesque locations to enjoy a delightful snack. Immerse yourself in the vibrant sights and sounds of daily life, gaining insights into the rich cultural heritage of the region. While you e...

Virgin White Tea Factory tour

Nov 2023

Whether or not you have toured a Hill Country tea factory on your holiday, visiting the Handunugoda Tea Estate in Galle is a special experience. It provides the essence of the southern blend of Ceylon Tea, that would not disappoint. The estate is known as the ‘Virgin White’ Tea Estate as it produces a white tea that is completely untouched by human...

Cinnamon Experience

Jan 2024

Pigeon Island National Park

Nov 2023

Bellvue Beach, Nilaveli

Oct 2023

Cycling in Tissamaharama

Sep 2023

Traditional Mask Making

Aug 2023

Pidurangala Rock Climb

Aug 2023

Featured Article

Plant a tree – “Blooming Buds” Bemmulla

Jul 2021

As an organisation thoroughly adapted to the concept of sustainability, Pan Lanka Travels has used its down time to engage in several environment and social projects. In a bid to make a greener environment, we donated over 50 plants to a children's club "Blooming Buds" located in a semi-urban scheme in Bemmulla. Hasheema took the initiative in this as she has been acting as the sustainability coordinator of Pan Lanka. The fruits plants were distributed among 15 families that live in this enclosed residential area.

Due to deforestation, and rigorous development that took place over the past 5 years, they were keen on spreading greenery that was once lost. An environment committee was formed that consisted of 5 children and they were responsible for the monitoring the growth of plants. Hasheema further delivered a speech on "Environment and conservation" to further educate children on the preservation of nature. The event concluded with one of the plants immediately planted by the children who seemed so excited by the event and the responsibility that it assigned them to. Read More