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31/05/2026

30/05/2026

Wishing you a blessed Vesak Day! May this day of reflection bring peace, compassion, and boundless joy to your life and your journeys ahead. From all of us at Kayde Lanka Tours, we wish you a meaningful celebration. ☸️

27/05/2026

Sri Lanka has introduced a free 30-day Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) scheme for tourists from 40 countries, effective from 25 May 2026. Eligible travelers will receive a free double-entry tourist ETA, while Maldivian nationals will continue to receive a 90-day visa under the existing bilateral agreement. Visitors staying beyond 30 days can apply for visa extensions with applicable fees.

10/05/2026

"A mother’s love is the heart of every home and the foundation of every journey. From all of us at Kayd Lanka Tours, we wish a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mothers across the globe! Thank you for your endless love and sacrifice. ❤️🌍

06/05/2026

Sri Lanka Waterfalls – A Journey into Nature’s Paradise 🇱🇰

Sri Lanka is blessed with over 400 waterfalls, each offering a unique experience shaped by the island’s diverse landscapes. From the mist-covered hills of the central highlands to the dense tropical forests, these waterfalls—locally known as “Diya Eli”—are among the country’s most captivating natural attractions.

Among the most iconic is Bambarakanda Falls, standing as the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka at approximately 263 meters. Surrounded by pine forests and rugged terrain, it provides a serene and slightly adventurous escape for travelers.

Another must-visit is Diyaluma Falls, the second-highest waterfall in the country. What makes Diyaluma special is its natural infinity pools at the top, offering a breathtaking view of the valley below—perfect for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Located near Ella, Ravana Falls is not only visually stunning but also rich in legend. It is believed to be connected to the ancient story of King Ravana from the Ramayana, adding a cultural and historical dimension to its beauty.

These waterfalls are more than just scenic spots hey are gateways to:

Eco-tourism experiences that promote sustainable travel Adventure activities like hiking and trekking Photography opportunities with dramatic landscapes
Peaceful escapes away from busy city life

The surrounding environments are rich in biodiversity, making these areas perfect for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Visiting waterfalls in Sri Lanka also supports local communities through tourism, encouraging conservation and responsible travel.

Whether you are chasing adventure or simply looking to unwind, Sri Lanka’s waterfalls promise an unforgettable connection with nature.