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Known as the 'teardrop of India' because of its peculiar shape and its short distance from the Indian coast, Sri Lanka is a land full of surprises and treasures to be discovered. Great natural parks, archaeological sites, the scent of spices and multicultural cities create the panorama of a country poised between tradition and innovation, past and future. With Neos Air's low-cost flights to Sri Lanka, you can discover the many attractions of this multi-faceted country. The sumptuous outline of the temples surrounded by greenery, the golden statues of Buddha, the sacred atmosphere and the brightly painted city markets are all elements that make this an eclectic and fascinating destination. A visit to the many conservation sites will also immerse you in the precious biodiversity of Southeast Asia. With direct flights to Sri Lanka, your next destination is just a click away! On our website you can find all the offers for low-cost flights to Sri Lanka: ready to go?
Flights to Sri Lanka land at Bandaranaike International Airport, within easy reach of the cities of Colombo and Negombo. Given the importance of the city of Colombo, there are several ways to get there. For instance, buses from the airport to the city leave every half hour. You can also take a taxi. Once at your destination, there are several ways to get around. The main cities offer several bus routes, which are divided into public and express lines (somewhat faster but, as you can guess, more expensive). Tuk tuks are another popular way of getting around in the cities, to the point of being used as a sort of alternative to taxis for short distances. For longer distances, there are train lines connecting one city to another.
There are several attractions you should not miss during your trip to Sri Lanka. Three in particular make up the country's so-called 'cultural triangle': Yala National Park, Dambulla Caves and Sigiriya Fortress. Yala is the second largest natural area in Sri Lanka, and one of the most frequently visited. On a guided tour you can get up close to some of the animals that live in the area such as crocodiles, buffaloes, leopards and mongooses. The impressive Dambulla Caves are home to ancient temples carved out of granite rock. Due to its historical importance, this area has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The third point in the triangle, the Fortress, is also a World Heritage Site. It was built at a height of two hundred meters on top of a granite monolith around the 5th century AD and is considered one of the most important historical sites in the country. If you want to immerse yourself in the culture of the place and the daily life of its inhabitants, a visit to the city of Colombo may be the right choice. Among the things to do in the city is a stroll through its main markets, where you can discover local handicrafts and the many spices that are produced in the area. Another building to discover is the National Museum of Colombo, one of the most important in the country. For history enthusiasts, the archaeological sites of Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura are two destinations not to be missed.
The cultivation of spices is one of the most important activities in the country, and is also one of the reasons why the typical Sri Lankan cuisine is particularly spicy. The main dish is curry rice, which is used in almost all recipes as a base and accompaniment for other ingredients such as fish and meat. There are several versions, also with fruit and coconut milk. At street food stalls, you can try typical lentil fritters or samosas. Kottu, a kind of stuffed flatbread, is another popular dish. Be careful, though: Sri Lankan cuisine is very spicy!
