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Thank you to all our foreign visitors who continue to support Sri Lanka during this difficult time. 🇱🇰 Your kindness, compassion, and willingness to help our people mean more than words can express. Every visit, every share, every message of love gives hope to our nation. Together, we will rise stronger — as one global family. 🌍❤️ #TravelSrilankaWorld #rebuildingSriLanka

🌴 Sri Lanka Awaits You! 🌴

Come and experience the stability, beauty, and adventure that Sri Lanka has to offer 🇱🇰

Every visit to our national parks tells a new story. From majestic elephants to colorful birds, witness the incredible wildlife up close. Most forest reserves are open for exploration, except Knuckles, which is temporarily closed.

Step back in time as you explore cultural treasures like Sigiriya, Polonnaruwa, and ancient temples. The island’s rich heritage is ready to welcome you.

Our coastal zones are enjoying sunny weather, from Hikkaduwa’s coral sanctuary to Mirissa’s golden sands, all fully accessible. Hotels report strong occupancy, and most roads are fully restored, making travel smooth and safe.

Whether it’s wildlife, culture, or serene beaches, Sri Lanka is ready for your next adventure. 🫶🇱🇰

Sri Lanka Tourism Back on Track: All Major Sites Open & Visitors Flowing In

Sri Lanka’s tourism sector continues to show strong resilience and stability as attractions, transport routes, and hotels across the country remain fully operational following recent adverse weather.

Tourist Attractions:

All major wildlife parks, including Yala (all gates), Udawalawe, Minneriya, Kumana, Horton Plains, Wilpattu and Bundala are open to visitors.

Marine tourism sites such as Mirissa and Kalpitiya whale watching tours, Hikkaduwa Coral Sanctuary, and Pigeon Island are also operating normally. All cultural sites and museums under the Central Cultural Fund are open. Forest attractions are accessible, except the Knuckles region, which remains temporarily closed.

Weather & Hotel Occupancy:

Sunny weather is reported in major coastal and inland tourism zones including Negombo, Kalutara, Bentota, Beruwela, Hikkaduwa, Passikudah, Arugambay and Ella. Hotels across all regions report strong occupancy, with electricity and essential services functioning uninterrupted.

Road & Rail Access:

Road access to every major tourist destination has been restored, with main highways fully open. Railway services on the Coastal Line are running as scheduled, while Main Line trains are operating up to Mirigama and Abepussa.

Fuel & Power Supply:

Fuel distribution across the country is running smoothly except for minor delays in the Kaduwela area. Power has been restored to almost all tourism zones, with final restoration efforts underway in a few isolated locations.

Sri Lanka’s tourism industry continues to operate strongly, welcoming visitors and supporting the nation’s economic recovery.

Sri Lanka Tourism
Status Report - UPDATE 03.12.2025
Time: 1000 HRS

Status of Cultural Attractions
10:00 hrs – 04 Dec 2025

From Jaffna to Galle and Anuradhapura to Matara, Sri Lanka is ready.
All UNESCO World Heritage sites, historic cities and museums managed by the Central Cultural Fund are now open for visitors.

Walk among ancient kingdoms, discover sacred temples and coastal forts, support local communities and travel responsibly as we keep Sri Lanka’s heritage alive.

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