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Stay one step ahead of the tourist traps.

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One day Northern Sri Lanka may have tourist trails, backpacker hostels and smoothie shops like the south. For now, the region is as wild and unexplored as it gets.

Much of the vast country is filled with friendly globetrotters and even friendlier locals. Say hi, smile, and meeting people and making memories will be the least of your worries. 

Your first Tuk Tuk ride will be met with excitement, your first Buddhist temple experience with awe, and your first meal with countless recurring cravings of the sweet and spicy …

If you’re an adventurous type, look no further than this teardrop-shaped island. The ‘what to do in Sri Lanka’ list is endless.