Sri lanka trip recommendation

👉 Horton Plains: This is the only national park in Sri Lanka that allows walking～Please be prepared for a hike at 4 in the morning so we can catch the first rays of sunlight at the end of the trail. Make sure children are at least 6 years old to complete the hike. Along the way, you'll see waterfalls, hills, and encounter many early-rising animal 🩵Yala National Park 👉 We take a jeep for 5 people, and the Safari lasts about 3 hours. Both times I saw buffalo, crocodiles, lizards, cheetahs, kingfishers, green peafowl, elephants, and wild boar. 🩵Galle Fort 👉 The dusty old town is suitable for a slow pace, with bars, ice cream shops, clothing stores, and snacks available. 🩵Mangrove Forests 👉 I love it here. At the intersection of land and sea, there is such a treasure trove. The trees stand silent, protecting the coastal people and providing a habitat for small animals. There are monkeys, small crocodiles, bats, ospreys, and white-bellied sea eagles to see. 🩵Colombo Museum 👉 Of course, it can't compare with our country, and even 60% of museums around the world can't compare. The 15 collections condense the ancient civilization and modern history of Lanka. Small countries also have dignity and pride, and they also have the courage and determination to love life and their country. Here, I saw Lanka but couldn't help but think of my own motherland. #Colombo Museum#Mangrove Forests#Galle Fort#Yala National Park#Horton Plains#Colombo#Mawathagama