인도양의 진주 여행 계획하기 -Plan your trip to Pearl of Indian Ocean

Whether you're planning your trip, seek inspiration or simply have an urge to discover more about this fantastic island, Explore the Beauty of Sri Lanka - Heritage, Culture and Nature is a personal guide that takes the reader on a visual journey by rail, road and tuk-tuk (small three wheels vehical) through the bustling streets of Colombo, to the hills and valleys of the tea region.

Beautiful images of magnificent beaches, breathtaking nature and the finest colonial hotels complement useful addresses and travel tips for easy planning. From the country's unique mix of architecture, including the celebrated tropical modernist style of Geoffrey Bawa, ( DescriptionDeshamanya Geoffrey Manning Bawa, FRIBA was a Sri Lankan architect. He was among the most influential Asian architects of his generation) to historic and cultural highlights, Explore the Beauty of Sri Lanka - Heritage, Culture and Nature has everything you need to discover and enjoy this beautiful land. Colombo explores the capital, with colonial walks and a look at the island's unique architecture, including Geoffrey Bawa's tropical modernism.

UNESCO sites

Lovamahapaya is a building situated between in the ancient city of Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. It is also known as the Brazen Palace or Lohaprasadaya because the roof was covered with bronze tiles. In ancient times, the building included the refectory and the uposathagara.

Ancient hospital in Anuradhapura

There is many evidence of a tradition of establishing hospitals in Sri Lanka by the 4th century BC. Most of these hospitals were established in the capital Anuradhapura by Sri Lankan kings who sometimes had medical knowledge leading to a considerable development of medicine and hospitals in the island.

Then on to Negombo, to its vibrant fish market and fantastic beaches. North of Colombo takes you through the Highlands by train to the tea region, as well as the UNESCO sites Kandy and Sigiriya Rock before visiting an elephant orphanage. South of Colombo looks at the unique mix of Portuguese, Dutch and British influences in Galle Fort before travelling on to south coast beaches, the mangrove swamps and Yala National Park.

Wearing Sri Lankan Bathik cloths