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About Sri Lanka

The island of Sri Lanka lies off the southern tip of India in the Indian Ocean, a verdant paradise that is the cradle of the Buddhist faith. Apart from hundreds of miles of the world's most beautiful palm-fringed beaches, Sri Lanka boasts no fewer than seven World Heritage Sites listed by Unesco, ranging from sacred cities, palaces and cliff-top citadels to colonial strongholds, spanning close to 3,000 years of history. To complete the picture of perfection, Sri Lanka is situated just three degrees north of the Equator, meaning the weather is constantly hot, humid and tropical.

Sunny skies are the order of the day; even in the brief monsoon season there is always a daily spell of sunshine. Sri Lanka offers leisure and pleasure opportunities at a gentle pace; this is no package holiday destination but rather one to be savoured by discerning travellers who enjoy discovering their own diversions.

Sri Lanka Climate and Weather

The climate of Sri Lanka is tropical, with hardly any distinction between the seasons, constantly hot with very high humidity. Monsoons visit the island in May and November, bringing heavy rainfall. Most rain falls on the plains on the south of the island.

Sri Lanka Basics

Time: GMT +6.

Electricity: 230 volts, 50Hz. Round, three-pin plugs are used.

Money: The unit of currency is the Sri Lanka Rupee (LKR), which is divided into 100 cents. Major credit cards are widely accepted, and travellers cheques in US Dollars are recommended. ATMs are becoming more common, but outside the main cities they are unlikely to accept international cards.