Stay informed about current conditions, travel advisories, and safety tips for your Sri Lankan journey.
Research local laws and customs before your trip to avoid unintentional offenses.
Always wear a seatbelt when available, even if others don't.
For tuk-tuks, agree on a price before starting your journey or insist on using the meter.
Avoid overnight travel on rural roads where possible.
Always maintain a safe distance from wildlife, even if they appear docile.
Follow park ranger and guide instructions when on safari or in national parks.
Never feed wild animals or leave food accessible to them.
Be cautious of monkeys in temple areas as they can be aggressive if they think you have food.
Wear appropriate footwear when hiking to protect against snakes and other wildlife.