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Will Sri Lanka open for Tourism-latest updated(2021)
Sri Lanka is open for visitors from most countries but all foreing travelers will need to accquire a valid visa,health insurance and present negative COVID-19 test result taken no-longer than 72 hours before the trip.
Fully vaccinated travelers visitin from not restricted countries bearing a negative COVID-19 test and released from qurantine with an on-arrival negative COVID-19 PCR report-do not have to undergo a COVID-19 test on day 7,according to the latest qurantine amendment.
People with travel history in last 14 days to South American countries,india,south Africa,Angola,Botswana,Lesatho,Mozambique,Zambia,Swaziland and Zimbabwe are not permitted entry until futher notice.
September 29-Sri Lanka's Covide-19 lockdown to be lifted on october 1 says Goverment.
Sri Lanka's quarantine curfew finally lifted on octombor 1,the health minister tweeted wendnesday,how ever condition apply.In oder to avoid another wave of COVID-19 ,The Sri Lanka Medical Association has recommended a "restrained" phased and well-monitored lockdown exit strategy.
Also,the Sri Lankaa Tourism Development Authority requested the health service Director Genaral to further relax Covid-19 entry restrivtions.
The petition includes,
*Remove personal protective equipment(PPE) for fully vaccinated flight crew.
*Remove PCR test for vaccinated travellers.
*Remove PCR for children younger than age 12.
*Allow on arrival rapid test for fully vaccinated travelers.
Why you should add Sri Lanka to your travel bucketlist?
Sri Lanka formerly known as Ceylon and officially the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka,is and island counrty of Indian ocean.Sri Lanka separated from India subcontinent by the Gulf of Mannar and Palk Strait.
The stunning landscape,facinating heritage and the warmth of Sri Lankan population have made the this small paradise island of Sri Lanka a must-visit country for worldwide travelers.
Sri Lanka is home to wildlife-packed national parks,beautiful beaches,Blue whales,Dolphins and many more..,beautifulrivers,waterfalls,mountians,tanks and also great herittages including Sigiriya(The lion rock),The Tooth of The Temple,ancients religious places and many more...
Here are our recommendations for places you don't want to miss..
Sigiriya
Sigiriya is one of most valuable historical monuments of Sri Lanka.Referrend by locals as the Eight wonder of the world.This ancient palace and fortress complex has significant archaeological importance and attract thousand of tourists every year.Sigiriya is the most visited destination of Sri Lanka.
Hikkaduwa Beach
Hikkaduwa is a seaside resort town in southwestern Sri Lanka.it's known for its strong surf and beaches,including plam-dotted Hikkaduw beach,lined with restaurants and bars.the shallow waters opposite HIkkaduwa beach,shelter the Hikkaduwa National park,which is a coral sanctuary and home to marine Turtles and exotic fish.
Coconut Tree Hill,Mirissa.
Coconut tree hill is presumably the most well-known place in Mirissa.you can watch the infinite sea and Mirissa by area from the top of this amazing place.it takes you 10-15 min to walk up the street from Mirissa beach.you can also reach here from Bandaramull temple and also can access this place via the Mirissa beach.Accessing via the beach would be difficult if the sea is rough.
This place has become so popular that lot of people wish to make a popular frame of the headland leaving the sea with coconut trees.we recommend reaching this place in the morning or before sunset to get unique view and experience.if you love this place please keep this beautiful place to next genarations.
Directions to Mirissa
*Bandaranaike International Airport to Coconut tree hill-via Southern express,about 178 km(about 2hr and 50min)
*Colombo to Coconut tree hill-via Southern express,about 152km(around 2hr and 30 min)
*Ella to Coconut tree hill-via wellawaya,Hambanthota-Mathara A2Rd about 184km,(around 4h )
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