FAQ

English is widely spoken. Sinhala (Indo-Aryan language) (language of 74% of the population). Though Tamil (Dravidian language) is language of only 18.1% of the population, Tamil too is an official language in Sri Lanka.

Well the options are endless, there are loads of Archeological sites, ancient ruins, nature reserves, beaches and pleanty more. UNESCO has named many places in Sri Lanka as World Heritage Sites such as Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa. You can also go shopping in the great city of Colombo, where malls and stores are endless.

The fortification containing 14 bastions
Buildings constructed for military, administrative and commercial purposes including the large warehouse building
The unique underground drain complex
The interconnected road network
The interconnected surface drain network
Special defence constructions
Church buildings with distinct architectural style
Beautifully designed official quarters and private houses