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About Beyond Frontiers

Beyond Frontiers is designed and formed as a fully-fledged DMC registered with the Sri Lanka Tourist. Board in Sri Lanka for individuals as well as for groups to give a unique experience; opening doors to new passageways that has not been travelled before. Whilst arranging unforgettable experiences to our guests; Beyond Frontiers is making an attempt to help and uplift people to emerge from economic hardships due to pandemic lockdown. Our guests will also be a part of this journey when they travel with Beyond Frontiers.

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Did you know this fact?

Sri Lanka, often called the “Teardrop of India,” is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity and ancient history. It hosts the world’s oldest human-planted tree, the Sri Maha Bodhi, dating back over 2,300 years. The island is also a hotspot for blue whale sightings, offering a unique blend of wildlife adventures and deep-rooted cultural experiences.

About Sri Lanka

Emphasizing on the Culture, Heritage and Religion, Sri Lanka’s story date back thousands of years.Even as of today, the archaeologists come up with new findings or excavations of these trails/ sites, adding a sturdier foundation to cultural roots.

Being an island surrounded by Oceans and Waterbodies, make it an ideal beach or coastal getaway for travellers or to couple it with wildlife and nature. Animal enthusiasts have access to ‘The Big Five’ of Sri Lanka, that is, Blue Whale, Sperm Whale, Leopard, Sloth Bear and Asian Elephant, which is not second to any other wildlife spectacle in the world. Mountains, valleys and waterfalls are a treat to the eye when travelling to the Central Highlands and the avid adventure traveller has a plethora of options for trekking and hiking or to select a relaxed yet immersive experience to witness the hill/ tea country ambience.

Sri Lanka has two main monsoon seasons. The south-western monsoon brings rain to the south-west of Sri Lanka between May and September, while the North Eastern monsoon which runs from December to March brings rain to the North Eastern portion of the island.
If Sri Lanka is to be defined in one word, it is “diversity” in it’s truest form. Although smaller in geographic magnitude, it definitely is vast when it comes to the highlights of a traveller’s destination. This island is filled with authentic locality that spread beyond the commercial regions in the Western parts of Sri Lanka. Whilst it is the buzzing Colombo and high-rise buildings that make most townsfolk lively, the rural areas are quite laid back where time slows down, providing us with the opportunity to be ‘present in that very moment’.

Emphasizing on the Culture, Heritage and Religion, Sri Lanka’s story date back thousands of years. As locals, we are fortunate to have access to evidence in the form of inscriptions, historical monuments and ruins, hidden-away temples and caves, tales from our ancestors and many more. Even as of today, the archaeologists come up with new findings or excavations of these trails/ sites, adding a sturdier foundation to our roots. Our much talked about Culture and Religion too have stemmed from this history with traces of Vijaya-Kuveni invasions all the way to age-old Ramayana events, and plenty others. As such, Sri Lanka has become a country rich in cultural diversity, multitude of races, and religions.

Colombo

Sri Lanka’s commercial capital and major port “Colombo” offers a fine amalgamation of historic value and contemporary settings. Explore these grounds in different angles to experience the diverse array of food – organic and made to perfection with a touch of Ceylon spice, communities signifying family unions, colourful culture and of course some authentic shopping in trading boutiques with the principle of giving back to the rural society. Colombo is on ‘fast forward’ with sky risers and new cities being built, however, the Colonial structures entwined with the timeless rich history of Ceylon would undoubtedly take you back in time.

Kandy

This is a renowned UNESCO World Heritage city which carries a rich culture, history, traditions, arts and crafts. Located in the hill country, it also offers simple scenic beauty coupled with a touch of urbanity. The city’s colonial architecture has been preserved well even in the backdrop of rapid urbanisation. Close to the city’s center is the prime landmark, the ‘Sri Dalada Maligawa’ that houses the sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha. Apart from the ancient monuments of the Kandyan era, the delightful jumble of antique shops and the bustling market in the city also make up for interesting places to visit.

Cultural Triangle

This is the heart of Sri Lanka’s history and is home to a larger concentration of proud archaeological remnants of Sri Lanka’s medieval kingdoms. This bears the UNESCO World Heritage cities of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya and Dambulla which date back to the 4th century BC. A few key locations include the unparalleled beauty of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa ruins, the spectacular panoramas of the ancient citadel in Sigiriya and the Cave temples in Dambulla.

Central Highlands

Considered a great bio-diversity hotspot, the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka made it to the list of yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site. The location being approximately 2500 metres above sea level creates a cooler clime and thus allows for a plethora of flora & fauna and cascading waterfalls, making it a nature enthusiast’s paradise. There are endangered and other wildlife species such as the Western-Purple-faced Langur, the Slender Loris, Sambar Deer, and even sightings of the majestic Leopard, in these montane forests.

East Coast

This heavenly coastal getaway of unspoilt, white, sandy beaches and crystal blue waters is located in the Northeast portion of the island.Apart from the turquoise beaches and watersport activities, there are historically and culturally prominent sites in Trincomalee, and other leisure activities in Passikudah one could bask on. Passikudah is considered one of the most perfect and safest spots for sea baths due to its shallow coastlines and comparatively low currents.

South Coast

While you would only think of the famed beaches and adventurous water sports in the coastline, this region offers many more diverse experiences you could ever dream of. The South Western Coast is also renowned for its devil mask production, traditional puppet artistry, Moonstone mines and rubber plantations. The deep South offers Whale and Dolphin watching and all the way north to the wildlife treasures of many National Parks. Further towards the East is a Surfer’s paradise with Arugam Bay offering that perfect wave break.

North/North West

North West Coast begins with the popular coastal town of Negombo, renowned for its fishing villages, seafood, lagoon and beach. Further North is the region untouched by mass tourism, however, offers a range of wildlife such as Whale and Dolphin watching in Kalpitiya, exotic migrant birds in Mannar, Wildlife sightings in Wilpattu National Park and many more. Jaffna, the Northern tip of the island, is immersed in history, landscape of its own with Palmyrah trees, rich local life and surrounding isles.

Festivals & Special Events

Though Sri Lanka is a little pearl in the Indian Ocean, it’s blessed with four main religions and many other groups of ethnicities. This has protracted to us having several vibrant and traditional festivals to commemorate these distinctive occasions. Below highlighted are some of the essential ones to provide an insight of which selections classify as your “must see” and in your predilection to experience when you visit Sri Lanka along with key seasonal occurrences.

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About DTH Travel

Birthed out of a partnership between the DTH Travel Group – a reputed Destination Management Company present in 13 Asian countries, the Hemas Group – a top 10 blue-chip conglomerate on the Colombo Stock Exchange with diverse investments and the management-owned Acorn Group – which has a focus on travel and aviation services, DTH Travel Sri Lanka boasts of stability above and beyond most other DMCs in the country.

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Did you know this fact?

Algeria is home to the stunning Tassili n’Ajjer National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its breathtaking landscape and ancient rock art. The park’s rock formations, carved by wind and water over millennia, showcase a fascinating record of prehistoric life. Some of the petroglyphs and rock paintings date back over 10,000 years, offering a captivating glimpse into Algeria’s rich cultural and natural history.

About Sri Lanka

Emphasizing on the Culture, Heritage and Religion, Sri Lanka’s story date back thousands of years.Even as of today, the archaeologists come up with new findings or excavations of these trails/ sites, adding a sturdier foundation to cultural roots.

Being an island surrounded by Oceans and Waterbodies, make it an ideal beach or coastal getaway for travellers or to couple it with wildlife and nature. Animal enthusiasts have access to ‘The Big Five’ of Sri Lanka, that is, Blue Whale, Sperm Whale, Leopard, Sloth Bear and Asian Elephant, which is not second to any other wildlife spectacle in the world. Mountains, valleys and waterfalls are a treat to the eye when travelling to the Central Highlands and the avid adventure traveller has a plethora of options for trekking and hiking or to select a relaxed yet immersive experience to witness the hill/ tea country ambience.

Sri Lanka has two main monsoon seasons. The south-western monsoon brings rain to the south-west of Sri Lanka between May and September, while the North Eastern monsoon which runs from December to March brings rain to the North Eastern portion of the island.
If Sri Lanka is to be defined in one word, it is “diversity” in it’s truest form. Although smaller in geographic magnitude, it definitely is vast when it comes to the highlights of a traveller’s destination. This island is filled with authentic locality that spread beyond the commercial regions in the Western parts of Sri Lanka. Whilst it is the buzzing Colombo and high-rise buildings that make most townsfolk lively, the rural areas are quite laid back where time slows down, providing us with the opportunity to be ‘present in that very moment’.

Emphasizing on the Culture, Heritage and Religion, Sri Lanka’s story date back thousands of years. As locals, we are fortunate to have access to evidence in the form of inscriptions, historical monuments and ruins, hidden-away temples and caves, tales from our ancestors and many more. Even as of today, the archaeologists come up with new findings or excavations of these trails/ sites, adding a sturdier foundation to our roots. Our much talked about Culture and Religion too have stemmed from this history with traces of Vijaya-Kuveni invasions all the way to age-old Ramayana events, and plenty others. As such, Sri Lanka has become a country rich in cultural diversity, multitude of races, and religions.

Colombo

Sri Lanka’s commercial capital and major port “Colombo” offers a fine amalgamation of historic value and contemporary settings. Explore these grounds in different angles to experience the diverse array of food – organic and made to perfection with a touch of Ceylon spice, communities signifying family unions, colourful culture and of course some authentic shopping in trading boutiques with the principle of giving back to the rural society. Colombo is on ‘fast forward’ with sky risers and new cities being built, however, the Colonial structures entwined with the timeless rich history of Ceylon would undoubtedly take you back in time.

Kandy

This is a renowned UNESCO World Heritage city which carries a rich culture, history, traditions, arts and crafts. Located in the hill country, it also offers simple scenic beauty coupled with a touch of urbanity. The city’s colonial architecture has been preserved well even in the backdrop of rapid urbanisation. Close to the city’s center is the prime landmark, the ‘Sri Dalada Maligawa’ that houses the sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha. Apart from the ancient monuments of the Kandyan era, the delightful jumble of antique shops and the bustling market in the city also make up for interesting places to visit.

Cultural Triangle

This is the heart of Sri Lanka’s history and is home to a larger concentration of proud archaeological remnants of Sri Lanka’s medieval kingdoms. This bears the UNESCO World Heritage cities of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya and Dambulla which date back to the 4th century BC. A few key locations include the unparalleled beauty of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa ruins, the spectacular panoramas of the ancient citadel in Sigiriya and the Cave temples in Dambulla.

Central Highlands

Considered a great bio-diversity hotspot, the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka made it to the list of yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site. The location being approximately 2500 metres above sea level creates a cooler clime and thus allows for a plethora of flora & fauna and cascading waterfalls, making it a nature enthusiast’s paradise. There are endangered and other wildlife species such as the Western-Purple-faced Langur, the Slender Loris, Sambar Deer, and even sightings of the majestic Leopard, in these montane forests.

East Coast

This heavenly coastal getaway of unspoilt, white, sandy beaches and crystal blue waters is located in the Northeast portion of the island.Apart from the turquoise beaches and watersport activities, there are historically and culturally prominent sites in Trincomalee, and other leisure activities in Passikudah one could bask on. Passikudah is considered one of the most perfect and safest spots for sea baths due to its shallow coastlines and comparatively low currents.

South Coast

While you would only think of the famed beaches and adventurous water sports in the coastline, this region offers many more diverse experiences you could ever dream of. The South Western Coast is also renowned for its devil mask production, traditional puppet artistry, Moonstone mines and rubber plantations. The deep South offers Whale and Dolphin watching and all the way north to the wildlife treasures of many National Parks. Further towards the East is a Surfer’s paradise with Arugam Bay offering that perfect wave break.

North/North West

North West Coast begins with the popular coastal town of Negombo, renowned for its fishing villages, seafood, lagoon and beach. Further North is the region untouched by mass tourism, however, offers a range of wildlife such as Whale and Dolphin watching in Kalpitiya, exotic migrant birds in Mannar, Wildlife sightings in Wilpattu National Park and many more. Jaffna, the Northern tip of the island, is immersed in history, landscape of its own with Palmyrah trees, rich local life and surrounding isles.

Festivals & Special Events

Though Sri Lanka is a little pearl in the Indian Ocean, it’s blessed with four main religions and many other groups of ethnicities. This has protracted to us having several vibrant and traditional festivals to commemorate these distinctive occasions. Below highlighted are some of the essential ones to provide an insight of which selections classify as your “must see” and in your predilection to experience when you visit Sri Lanka along with key seasonal occurrences.

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