Randonner dans les Knuckles

Il est possible d’observer des centaines de dauphins à Kalpitiya sur la côte ouest entre décembre et mars. A Kalpitiya, départ tôt le matin de la plage et après quelques minutes de navigation à bord d'un petit bateau à moteur, ce n'est pas un, ni dix dauphins qui sautent autour de l'embarcation mais bien des centaines !

Surrounded by jungle, Polonnaruwa, one of Sri Lanka's ancient capitals, is gradually being reclaimed by nature. Covered in moss, its ruins are roamed by three monkey species endemic to Sri Lanka: the purple-faced langur, the toque macaque and the grey langur.Due to habitat destruction caused by humans and the climate change threatening the balance of the country's forests, Sri Lanka's monkeys ...

Anuradhapura, located in the north-west of the country and inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was the capital of Sri Lanka from the 4th century BC until the early 11th century.Considered one of the oldest cities in the world, its ruins cover an area of more than 40 km², found on the banks of the Malvathu Oya river. Its rulers built organised districts, irrigation systems to water the ...