The Temple of the Tooth, alternatively known as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is a Buddhist temple in the great city of Kandy, Sri Lanka. This temple holds the sacred relic of the tooth of Buddha, which is venerated by Buddhists from all over the world. The initial building that houses the tooth relic was constructed in the 16th century by King Vimaladharmasuriya I.

The importance that is given to the Temple of the Tooth is historical as well as religious; it is one of the sacred places of Buddhism and draws a heap of pilgrims from all parts of the world. Housed in a chamber fully adorned with intricate carvings and designs, the tooth relic remains within a golden casket.

The main shrine, a museum, and a library house the temple. Here, visitors are able to take strolls through the temple grounds, involve in religious activities, and will also learn of the rich cultural heritage in Sri Lanka.

Another glamorous wildlife sanctuary in Sri Lanka lays in the southern part of the island: Udawalawe National Park. It was established in 1972 and extends to the area of about 308 km², constituting the most vital habitat for a wide range of animal species.

A silhouette attraction of Udawalawe is its great number of Asian elephants—around 500—who roam freely within the park. This makes it one of the world's finest places for observation of these majestic beasts in their natural habitat. It is possible for visitors to go with herds of elephants bathing, feeding, and playing, which is quite an awesome experience.

Ella is a small, quaint town in the hills of Sri Lanka. With its mesmerizing beauty and relaxed atmosphere, Ella has now turned into one of the most renowned towns in Sri Lanka. On all sides, this lovely town is surrounded by lush green tea plantations and misty mountains that offer stunning views and great hiking and outdoor opportunities. Trekking could be made to some of the popular places such as Ella Rock and Little Adam's Peak or just enjoy the serenity of the countryside. The food scenario is vibrant within the town itself, with food ranging from small cafes and restaurants serving extremely delicious local and international cuisine. With its charming face and natural beauty, Ella stands high in the list of places to visit among traveling tourist itineraries while in Sri Lanka. 

The Secret Bo Tree is an ancient tree of historical and religious importance in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. Being a sprout of the original Bo Tree under which the Buddha had attained Enlightenment, it was kept well concealed within the cossets of the ancient city. During the colonial era, the location of this tree was kept secret as that would prevent any destruction of the same. Now stays here as a monument of resilience and dedication, visited by pilgrims from all over seeking spiritual solace. The Secret Bo Tree has always been a recognized symbol that reminds Sri Lankans of the perpetual presence of Buddhism. 

Sigiriya is a UNESCO World Heritage site situated in the center of Sri Lanka. Built by the King Kasyapa, a fifth-century monarch, it rises pleasurably amidst the surrounding jungle into dramatic colorful frescoes and intricate water gardens. The summit gives a splendid 360-degree view of the surrounding, thus making it a hot spot for tourists. Its historic and architectural significance coupled with its stunning natural beauty makes Sigiriya a site that cannot be missed in exploring the heritage of Sri Lanka.

Mirissa Beach, located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, is a tropical haven renowned for its golden sands, swaying palm trees, and tranquil turquoise waters. This idyllic beach is not only perfect for sunbathing and swimming but also offers a variety of activities that cater to every kind of traveler.

Mirissa is famous for its vibrant marine life, making it one of the top spots in Sri Lanka for whale and dolphin watching. Between November and April, visitors have the opportunity to witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat, just a short boat ride from the shore.