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| W15 Hanthana |
With an emphasis on luxury, the W15 Hanthana bungalow oozes sophistication and grandeur with a magical backdrop for your next escape into the hills.
Five exquisitely appointed rooms in the main house, each featuring its own large, enclosed private garden make a perfect setting for sunbathing or an intimate dinner while the Stables offer another set of rooms, all four tastefully furnished with locally sourced furniture in bespoke designs.
The views from the top floors of The Stables are unparalleled, overlooking vistas of the Hanthana mountain range and into the far-away valleys below.
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| Geoffrey Bawa's Lunuganga |
Your Next Stay in the South : Geoffrey Bawa's Lunuganga
Teardrop Hotels has partnered with The Geoffrey Bawa Trust to revitalise and relaunch Geoffrey Bawa’s Lunuganga estate on the Southwest Coast of Sri Lanka. An important part of Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage, Lunuganga re-opens as a nine-bedroom property including the main house and Ena da Silva’s reconstructed villa.
Teardrop Hotels has partnered with The Geoffrey Bawa Trust to revitalise and relaunch Geoffrey Bawa’s Lunuganga estate on the Southwest Coast of Sri Lanka. An important part of Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage, Lunuganga re-opens as a nine-bedroom property including the main house and Ena da Silva’s reconstructed villa.
The property includes Bawa’s original home with its charms and quirkiness, in addition to a three-bed house he designed and built in Colombo, which has been painstakingly reconstructed brick by brick in the grounds of the estate.
Come visit these Adorable Elephant Twins in 2021
Wildlife enthusiasts in Sri Lanka have been thrilled by the news that an elephant who frequents Minneriya National Park has given birth to baby elephant twins. It is understood that this is a rare and special occasion, as this is the first time in the recorded history of Sri Lanka that twin baby elephants has been observed. According to their observation and analysis, the twin baby elephants are aged three to four weeks weeks as of now, so that means they'll be 6 months old for anyone visiting Sri Lanka in 2021.
From Arugambay with Love : The Stunning & Authentic East Coast
While the south-west of Sri Lanka receives much needed monsoon rains, the island's east coast is experiencing beautiful weather. Arugam Bay is a 7 hour car journey from Colombo's international airport, it features quality surf breaks, pristine beaches, lagoons, historic temples and the nearby Kumana National Park, making it a hot spot between May and September.
Walking Safaris to Satisfy Your Inner Explorer
Sri Lanka's Hill country has plenty of remote locations, which increases your chances of spotting one of the locals - whether it’s an anteater, spotted deer, pangolin or wild elephants. As a bonus, the enormous network of trails, many of which were created naturally by the local wildlife, includes river-skirting routes and dramatic waterfalls, such as the thundering Gan Ella Falls. A days hike is essentially a walking safari, and a scenic, peaceful alternative to game drives and tourist trails that draw in large crowds.
Wellness Travel on Your Mind ?
Sri Lanka tourism authorities are focusing on the development of the wellness sector after identifying it as a catalyst for tourism growth while making use of a Euro 3.5 million grant to help recover from the current Covid-19 crisis.The grant utilisation criteria communicated to the Government by the EU included support to SMEs and Wellness Tourism, including Ayurveda and indigenous medicine.
The re-opening of the country's international airport to tourists, which was scheduled for 1st August has been postponed to September 2020. Meanwhile, the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) has awarded KPMG Sri Lanka the contract to issue a ‘Safe and Secure’ COVID-19 safety standard compliance certification to registered accommodation and service providers be they five-star hotels, resorts, or home-stays.
For latest Covid-19 updates in Sri Lanka visit Sri Lanka Health Bureau website
Come visit these Adorable Elephant Twins in 2021
Wildlife enthusiasts in Sri Lanka have been thrilled by the news that an elephant who frequents Minneriya National Park has given birth to baby elephant twins. It is understood that this is a rare and special occasion, as this is the first time in the recorded history of Sri Lanka that twin baby elephants has been observed. According to their observation and analysis, the twin baby elephants are aged three to four weeks weeks as of now, so that means they'll be 6 months old for anyone visiting Sri Lanka in 2021.
From Arugambay with Love : The Stunning & Authentic East Coast
While the south-west of Sri Lanka receives much needed monsoon rains, the island's east coast is experiencing beautiful weather. Arugam Bay is a 7 hour car journey from Colombo's international airport, it features quality surf breaks, pristine beaches, lagoons, historic temples and the nearby Kumana National Park, making it a hot spot between May and September.
Walking Safaris to Satisfy Your Inner Explorer
Sri Lanka's Hill country has plenty of remote locations, which increases your chances of spotting one of the locals - whether it’s an anteater, spotted deer, pangolin or wild elephants. As a bonus, the enormous network of trails, many of which were created naturally by the local wildlife, includes river-skirting routes and dramatic waterfalls, such as the thundering Gan Ella Falls. A days hike is essentially a walking safari, and a scenic, peaceful alternative to game drives and tourist trails that draw in large crowds.
Wellness Travel on Your Mind ?
Sri Lanka tourism authorities are focusing on the development of the wellness sector after identifying it as a catalyst for tourism growth while making use of a Euro 3.5 million grant to help recover from the current Covid-19 crisis.The grant utilisation criteria communicated to the Government by the EU included support to SMEs and Wellness Tourism, including Ayurveda and indigenous medicine.
The re-opening of the country's international airport to tourists, which was scheduled for 1st August has been postponed to September 2020. Meanwhile, the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) has awarded KPMG Sri Lanka the contract to issue a ‘Safe and Secure’ COVID-19 safety standard compliance certification to registered accommodation and service providers be they five-star hotels, resorts, or home-stays.
For latest Covid-19 updates in Sri Lanka visit Sri Lanka Health Bureau website
For specific questions, reach out to your travel consultant.
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