Yala is Sri Lanka's most renowned national park. Shaping a complete zone of 1268 sq km of scouring, light woods, lush fields, and bitter tidal ponds, it's very wealthy in natural life and you're for all intents and purposes sure to experience elephants, crocodiles, bison, and monkeys. Plan your outing cautiously, in any case – such is Yala's intrigue that the principle tracks and survey spots can be packed.

Beira Lake is one of Colombo’s most famous landmarks. It lies right in the middle of the capital which is surrounded by many large businesses in the city and is one of the few places of relaxation and beauty within the city limits.  As such the area on and around it has many attractions; not to mention the history of the lake itself. It still retains its Portuguese name. It is connected to many intricate canals which provided an easy way of transporting goods within the city and suburban cities.