Bezirke Sri Lankas

A district rich in agriculture, Ampara offers pristine beaches, historical Buddhist sites, and a diverse cultural landscape.

One of the ancient capitals, Anuradhapura is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich with historic Buddhist monuments and temples.

Badulla is a scenic district surrounded by mountains, tea plantations, and stunning waterfalls, offering a peaceful retreat.

Known for its lagoons and beaches, Batticaloa is a serene district with a rich blend of Tamil and Muslim culture.

Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital, Colombo is a vibrant metropolis known for its urban landscape, colonial architecture, and coastal beauty.

A historic coastal district, Galle is famous for its UNESCO-listed Dutch Fort, pristine beaches, and rich colonial history.

A district blending urban and rural life, Gampaha is home to the Katunayake Airport and scenic beaches.

Known for its wildlife parks, including Yala and Bundala, Hambantota is a growing hub of development and eco-tourism.

The cultural center of Tamil heritage, Jaffna is known for its historic temples, vibrant culture, and rich history.

Known for its historic Kalutara Bodhiya and beautiful beaches, Kalutara offers coastal charm and religious significance.

Famous for the Temple of the Tooth and its stunning lake, Kandy is the cultural heart of Sri Lanka and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Kegalle is known for its rubber plantations and the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, a popular tourist attraction.

A primarily agricultural district, Kilinochchi has seen rapid post-war development and is home to numerous water resources.

Famous for its elephant rock, Kurunegala is an agricultural hub surrounded by historic ruins and religious sites.

Famous for its unique landscapes, pearl fisheries, and the historic Mannar Fort, this district has a rich maritime history.

A district filled with spice plantations, waterfalls, and historic temples, Matale offers scenic natural beauty.

Matara boasts stunning beaches, the Dondra Head lighthouse, and a mix of coastal and cultural attractions.

Known for its rugged landscapes and rich biodiversity, Monaragala is an agricultural district with vast natural beauty.

A largely rural and coastal district, Mullaitivu is known for its beaches and significant history during the civil conflict.

Often called "Little England," Nuwara Eliya is renowned for its cool climate, tea plantations, and colonial architecture.

Polonnaruwa is a treasure trove of ancient ruins, including the famous Gal Vihara, and a key archaeological site.

Puttalam is known for its coastal lagoons, wildlife sanctuaries, and salt production, along with a growing wind energy sector.

The "City of Gems," Ratnapura is famous for its gem mining and lush green landscapes filled with waterfalls and tea estates.

A coastal gem, Trincomalee is home to beautiful beaches, historic Hindu temples, and one of the world’s finest natural harbors.

A key transit hub between the north and south, Vavuniya is known for its agriculture and growing urbanization.