Unearth the wondrous attractions of Jaffna. From the Nallur Kandaswamy temple to the Jaffna Fort, to the remains of ancient kingdoms, follow the paths of history to step back in time and lose yourself in a past full of colour and vibrancy. When the past is done with, immerse yourself in the present with walks on sandy beaches and classic dishes that are sure to make your mouth water.
About 15km away from the city of Jaffna is the white sandy beach known as ‘Charty Beach’, a beautiful little spot far from noise and crowds commonly...
The Dambakola Patuna is an ancient port located in northern Jaffna with a long history dating back to the first days of Buddhism in Sri Lanka. Back in 250 B.C...
Along the northern perimeter of the coastal village of Karaitivu is Casuarina Beach, arguably the most popular one in the northern peninsula. Known by...
The Naguleswaram Kovil, situated atop Keerimalai, is one of Sri lanka’s most significant kovils. Keerimalai itself has quite a reputation...
Located in the small hamlet known as Kandarodai, the Kadurugoda Viharaya (also known as the Kandarodai Temple) is one of the last Buddhist temples left in...
Off the coast of Jaffna lies a notable little island known as Nainatheevu, with a rich and conflicting history, and is a popular destination for both locals...
The Jaffna Public Library, located about 2km from Jaffna town, is one of the city’s most major attractions. Built in 1933, the library was once one of the largest...
The Sangiliyan Thoppu is an ancient arch which was once part of the outer facade of the Jaffna Kingdom, at the palace gate. What was once part of the king’s...
Close to the coastal village of Gurunagar, Jaffna, is where you’ll find Fort Jaffna, an intriguing piece of architecture built by the Portuguese between 1618...
Situated about 3km from Jaffna town is the Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil, one of the most significant kovils in Sri Lanka. The 15th century kovil, dedicated to Lord...