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Sabaragamuwa Province

Sabaragamuwa province is located in the south-western region of Sri Lanka. The province is comprised of two administrative districts: Ratnapura and Kegalle. Sabaragamuwa is home to the Kelani River, which flows through the centre of the province. The river is popular for rafting, and there are several companies that offer tours.

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Discover Sabaragamuwa Province: Sri Lanka’s Gem

Introduction

Sabaragamuwa Province beckons travelers with its blend of nature, adventure, and cultural heritage. Flanked by the Western and Uva Provinces, this region is an ideal getaway for those yearning for diverse experiences. From lush rainforests to sacred peaks and sparkling gemstones, the province promises memories that last a lifetime.

Natural Wonders and Historic Gems

At the heart of Sabaragamuwa’s charm is the Sinharaja Rainforest, a UNESCO World Heritage site teeming with biodiversity. Nearby, the revered Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada) challenges trekkers and pilgrims alike with its serene ascent.

The City of Gems and Beyond

Ratnapura, the province’s radiant jewel, captivates visitors with its rich gem mining history. As you delve deeper into Sabaragamuwa, spots like Udawalawe National Park and Elephant Transit Home showcase the area’s commitment to wildlife preservation.

Adventures Await

For thrill-seekers, Kitulgala offers exhilarating white-water rafting experiences, while tranquil locations like Belihul Oya provide a serene backdrop for relaxation.

Top 10 Attractions in Sabaragamuwa Province

  • Sinharaja Rainforest: A biodiversity hotspot
  • Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada): A pilgrimage with panoramic views
  • Ratnapura: The City of Gems
  • Udawalawe National Park: Spot elephants and more
  • Elephant Transit Home: Rehabilitation for young elephants
  • Bopath Ella Waterfall: Nature’s serene beauty
  • Kitulgala: An adrenaline-pumping white-water rafting hub
  • Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage: A home for rescued elephants
  • Belihul Oya: A scenic haven for relaxation
  • Delwala Rajamaha Viharaya: An ancient Buddhist temple

Plan Your Journey

With all these attractions, it’s evident that Sabaragamuwa Province offers more than just a vacation. It provides a journey, an exploration, and ultimately, an unforgettable experience. If you’re thinking of exploring the nearby Western or Uva Provinces, consider extending your stay here.

Why Wait?

Dive into the unparalleled beauty and rich culture of Sabaragamuwa Province. Whether it’s the lure of shimmering gemstones, the thrill of white-water rapids, or the serenity of nature, this province has it all.

Take the first step in creating cherished memories in this Sri Lankan paradise. Book your trip to Sabaragamuwa Province today!

More To Explore In Sabaragamuwa Province

Kitulgala, nestled in Sri Lanka's western region, is renowned for thrilling water sports like white water rafting and abseiling. Located along the forest-lined Kelani River, this town offers both adventure and natural beauty.
Kitulgala

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