List of top 5 things you must know about Sri Lanka
Prior
to you decide to invest your vacation in Sri Lanka there are very important
things to know:
Sri Lanka currency
Sri
Lankan rupee (LKR) is a currency formally utilized however United States
dollars are also typically accepted. Entry tickets to numerous historical
websites are very often priced quote in dollars-- as they are relatively high.
We found the best method of getting currency in Sri Lanka was simply by
withdrawing Sri Lankan Rupees from an ATM-which are situated at the airport,
in a lot of cities and towns. It's very useful to have small change helpful for
bus and train tickets, tuk-tuk flights etc.
Sri Lanka language
There
are numerous languages spoken in Sri Lanka however Sinhala and Tamil are
official ones. It's reasonably easy to interact in English-- particularly in
hotels and around touristy locations. In fact many people will approach you and
attempt to speak English as a way of practicing and enhancing their language
abilities. Bus chauffeurs and tuk-tuk owners normally don't speak much English-it
helps to compose down the name and address of the place you desire to get to
prevent any confusion.
Sri Lanka religion
Sri
Lanka is among the most religious nations worldwide. Around 70% of Sri Lankans
are Buddhist. Other religions include Hinduism, Islam and Christianity,
respectively. You can truly notice that when checking out Sri Lanka on your
vacation - many traveler attractions are places of praise for regional
individuals. Especially during among the many religious holidays. When we were
there in June, Poson Full Moon Poya Day (commemorates intro of Buddhism) was
celebrated so there were crowds of worshippers, whole households at the
spiritual sites and on the streets-- it seemed like it's a big thing for
everybody in Sri Lanka
Precautions against malaria in Sri Lanka
From
the map you can see that there is 'variable risk of malaria' only in the far
northern part of Sri Lanka and 'no to really small threat' in other places.
During our 15 days backpacking journey we didn't travel that far north so we
decided not to take any antimalarials. We signed in various places we went to,
and were informed that there had been no reported cases of Malaria. Instead we
took a couple of precautions: brought with us Malarone tablets simply in case
(as our trip around Asia was in overall over 3 months long); used mosquito
repellents; wore long pants and sleeves whenever possible to protect from
mosquito bites.
At
the end we hardly got any mosquito bites on our holiday in Sri Lanka in June,
but mosquito prevalence may differ depending on the time of the year. We also
chatted to lots of fellow visitors that we satisfied, and the majority of them
did not take any antimalarials.
Hotel scheduling in Sri Lanka
We
tended to discover the finest deals on great hotels with Swan Tours - frequently
booking the day previously as we decided our plans. If you plan to stay in one
location, or are visiting Sri Lanka in peak season then it may be recommended
to book even more ahead. We have the tendency to speak to other travelers and
change our strategies as we find out more about a place, and carry on when we
are prepared.
For more information on Sri
Lanka tour packages
contact Swan
Tours one of the leading travel agents in Delhi, India.
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