Sri Lanka hides a secret deep within its emerald jungles: a wild, golden-eyed beauty that few ever glimpse. The Sri Lankan ...

While Yala remains the heartland of leopard activity in Sri Lanka, it’s disheartening to note that little comprehensive research has been done on the island’s leopard population.

The Veddas, Sri Lanka's first indigenous tribe and the last to survive on the island, are nearing extinction, but in Gal Oya, you can still experience their way of life ...

Beyond Escapes and Leopard Nest achieved notable success at the Sri Lanka Tourism Awards 2024. Beyond Escapes was named Best Travel Agent in the SME Category, recognizing its focus on personalized ...

With Sri Lanka’s “Big Five” animals, including the leopard, Kumana is seen as a potential alternative to Yala National Park in the south, which is famous for its daytime leopard sightings.

Heading south east from the tea plantations of Sri Lanka’s highlands, vast tracts of jungle flow towards the beach through less-visited national parks like Gal Oya. Travellers can view the ...

Fiona Hardcastle travels around Sri Lanka over 10 days on a tour organised by Uga Resorts. She visits white sand beaches and spots leopards, elephants and monkeys ...

Perfect beaches, countless leopards and world-famous tea; what to see and do in Sri Lanka ...

Sri Lanka is firmly back on the holiday map – here’s why now is the time to return for affordable adventures There’s a superb balance between true escapism and touches of home in the ...