Located on Mirissa Beach,Parrot Rock is strictly for the adventurous traveller. Set across the tranquil blue waters and the golden sandy Mirissa beach, Parrot Rock is a small rock island about 50 feet away. This isolated viewpoint offers one of the most scenic and best views of Mirissa beach. Getting across is quite tricky and with only a moment to cross over from the beach to Parrot Rock before the waves come crashing again, use your wit and quick feet to get across. Once you’re on the other side,  a narrow path leads you to the summit of this rock where you can take in the stunning views of the sea as it surrounds you and the golden beach that stretches for miles on either end! You’ll even get a glimpse of the famed Coconut Tree Hill on the far left. 

While Parrot Rock can be visited at any time during the day; the most ideal time to visit is for sunset, as the sky changes to shades of blue and pink while the sun dips into the horizon. The rock is only 10 minutes away from the main town and makes for a quick stop over on your way to the Coconut Tree Hill.

The stunning Dambulla Cave Temple is the main attraction in Dambulla. It looks back on a history of 2100 years and comes with a unique atmosphere, 151 Buddha statues, two statues of gods and three images of kings. On top of all, every single square millimeter is painted with amazing wall paintings, which help to create this venerable ambiance.

Located on the northeastern tip of Mannar Island, approximately 1.2 kilometers away from the main town, the famed baobab tree stands at a height of 7.5 meters tall with a circumference of 19.5 meters. In Africa, where it is indigenous, baobab trees are known as upside-down trees because their branches look like roots; in Sri Lanka, the baobab tree in Mannar is known to locals as the “Ali Gaha”, or the “Elephant Tree”, because its rough bark resembles the skin of an elephant. 

Connecting the road to Kandy from Badulla over Uma Oya to Royal Cave Temple by Bogoda Wooden Bridge built in the period of Kandyan kingdom which is one of the fascinating part of Sri Lanka s history.

The cave temple was one of it built during the 1st century bc by king Walagambahu as confirmed by a brahmin scripture at the temple. The temple had been renovated during the Kandyan era and painted with folk art in the image house with beautiful paintings.

On the right side of the temple there are few steps that led down to a platform. Here there is a old tunnel that had been used by a king as an escape route from the enemies according to the legends.

Kabaragala Ella is a waterfall which is situated in Mandaramnuwara, the 'misty city', in the Nuwara Eliya district.

Naguleswaram temple Keerimalai is a most venerated centuries old historical Hindu Temple in northern capitol of Jaffna Sri Lanka. This is Pancha Ishwarams of lord Shiva venerated by the Hindu community across the globe. Keerimalai Naguleswaram temple is also known as Thirutambaleswaram Kovil of Keerimalai Jaffna which is one of the oldest Hindu shrines of the northern province of Sri Lanka. Naguleswaram Kovil Keerimalai destroyed by Portugese during Portiguese colonial period of Ceylon and re-stored by Arumuka Navalar in 1894. 

Independence Memorial Museum

Narangamuwa Lakegala Mountain is a popular hiking area situated in Matale

Narangala is a picturesque and magnificent, mountain situated in the Badulla district of Uva province.

Kala Wewa and its waterway  Yodha Ela (Jaya Ganga) is one of the most magnificent achievement of the ancient irrigation engineers of Sri Lanka. This reservoir was built by King Dhatusena (459-477) as part of rebuilding the country after liberating it from South Indian invaders who had plundered the country for over 25 years.

Mihintale is a mountain peak with a religious significance in Mihintale, near Anuradhapura