Sri Lanka Weather in March

Sri Lanka is a wonderful country with the small land area but is home to eight World Heritage Sites. Six are cultural sites: Sacred City of Kandy, Sigiriya Lion Rock, Sacred City of Anuradhapura, Fortified town of Galle, Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, Dambulla Cave Temple; two are natural sites: Sinharaja Forest Reserve and Central Highlands. These magnificent spots are scattered across the island and you can go to anywhere in this month depend on your plans.

Kandy

It was listed as one of the World Heritage sites mainly because of the Temple of the Tooth. The temple is a famous Buddhist pilgrimage site because it collects the tooth relic of Buddha. The inside of the building is decorated with fabulous carvings. Every August, Esala Perahera is held to attract numerous Buddhist to celebrate this grand festival. Kandy Lake is also worth visiting, covered with lush tropical flowers and trees. You can enjoy the tranquil scenery and watch many kinds of birds

Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage

Located in Pinnawela, it is a place to shelter abandoned or injured elephants. This place is a paradise for elephants and a must-visit destination for tourists. Adult elephants can receive work training such as helping people carry woods. Some trained elephants also perform shows to attract donations from tourists.

Nuwara Eliya

There are many tea gardens and factories in this place. Visitors can visit the tea factory to learn about the processing of black tea and taste the tea. The must-go spot is Mackwoods, which is the most famous tea factory here. You can enjoy the most authentic tea and buy some tea products for your friends and family.
 

Yala National Park

It is the largest wildlife sanctuary in Sri Lanka and contains the world’s densest leopard population. You can take an open-air jeep and are accompanied by an experienced local guide to enjoy a wildlife world tour.