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Heritage Expediciones (Pvt) Ltd.

Heritage Expediciones - Your Reliable Travel Partner in Sri Lanka!

This is the age of Artificial Intelligence. Memory is replaced with search engines and databanks. We use them but are not dependent on them. We hold to our memories. We are real people. We deal with real people. We care for the people who trust us to care for their travel needs. That is how we have accumulated a data bank of a customer base that spans four continents, multiple nationalities speaking many languages. They all understand us. They depend on us. We speak one simple universal language. Our language has only three words. Competence, Reliability and Integrity.

We specialize in leisure travel and corporate travel. We handle individuals and groups. These are only classifications. To us each traveler is a person. Our home is Sri Lanka. It has been in the path of explorers, conquerors, travelers and pilgrims through the ages and timeless history. So, this is in our blood and bone marrow! Read More...

January

The Duruthu Perahera is one of the grandest pageants in Sri Lanka from 1927. It is special to the Kelaniya Temple because it was the day Lord Buddha hallowed this ground on his first visit to the island. The Perahera on the first day is called the Uda Maluwa Perahera, which is on a low-key, but the second day’s procession is magnificent.

February

Navam Perahera is the only procession that takes place in the Colombo city reflecting Sri Lanka’s rich artistry and heritage. The perahera is of great religious significance and is an enthralling display with caparisoned elephants, dancers and drummers from the island’s three dance forms: Udarata, Pahatharata and Sabaragamuwa.

March

Maha Shivaratri is a festival dedicated to Lord Shiva. It heralds the spring after the cold and dry winter, drives out ignorance, emits the light of knowledge and invokes the auspicious powers of Lord Shiva.

April

Sinhala and Tamil New Year otherwise called Aluth Avurudda in Sri Lanka, is the new year of the Sinhala and Tamil communities. The traditional new year dawns when the sun moves from the ‘Meena Rashiya’ to the ‘ Mesha Rashiya’. According to astrology this takes place in the month of April

May

Sri Lanka lights up for the sacred – most Buddhist festival remembering the birth, enlightenment and passing away of Lord Buddha. Buddhists traditionally participate in many religious activities in temples. Homes are adorned with bamboo framed lanterns decorated with colored paper. Large gleaming pandols and lanterns are displayed on roads throughout the country focusing on the life story (Jathaka Katha) of Lord Buddha. Stalls by the wayside generously distribute fresh food, cool drinks, tea, coffee and ice cream to the public who throng the streets to enjoy the spirit of Vesak. The Adam’s Peak climbing season ends on the Vesak Poya

June

Poson Poya is an annual and most important festival for Buddhists which commemorates the arrival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka from the 3rd century. Festive activities are grandly celebrated in Anuradhpura which was one of the most significant and sacred cities that belonged to the ancient world and was the first Capital of Sri Lanka, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site

July

A festival procession in honour of god Skanda, also referred to as Kataragama Deviyo. Kataragama is interwoven around many faiths, thus this Perahera spectacle is one to look forward to for two weeks in the month of July / August.

August

The Esala Perahera in Kandy is one of the oldest and grandest of all festivals featuring dancers, jugglers, musicians, fire breathers and lavishly decorated elephants. The event lasts for ten days with a mixture of Kumbal and Randoli pereheras and ends with the water cutting ceremony

September

Elephant Gathering in Minneriya
The dry season in Sri Lanka means decreased water supplies for these massive mammals. This brings them from far and wide to drink from the Minneriya Tank. When the sun is setting, they begin to emerge starting off with one or two and building up to 300 at peak times. Here they graze, drink, play and even find mates and socialize.

October

World Children’s Day
Children's Day is an event celebrated on various days in many places around the world. In Sri Lanka it is celebrated during the month of October

November

Diwali known as the festival of lights is celebrated in October. It is very special to the Hindus and commemorates the return of Lord Rama along with Seetha and Lakshamana
The best period for spotting whales in their natural habitat begins in November and extends till March. Breathtaking experiences of getting to see the largest animal on earth is a possibility mainly along the west and south coasts of Sri Lanka

December

Sri Pada climbing season commences on the ‘Unduvap’ full moon day (in December) and ends on the ‘ Vesak ‘ full moon day in the ensuing year. The sacred footmark at the top is 7,360 ft. above sea level. Many pilgrims make an effort to reach the summit before dawn to witness the rising sun which is spectacular.


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IMMIGRATION
Visit the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system of Immigration
www.immigration.gov.lk



WEATHER FORECAST
Department of Meteorology Sri Lanka
www.meteo.gov.lk



GUIDELINES FOR PASSENGERS
Duty Free - Sri Lanka Customs Department
www.customs.gov.lk



DAILY EXCHANGE RATES
Central Bank of Sri Lanka
www.cbsl.gov.lk

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