Featuring breathtaking natural beauty, diverse culture and ancient sites rich in history, Sri Lanka offers a truly unique holiday getaway. It is amidst this stunning backdrop that holidaymakers the world over have found unforgettable adventures and according to President of the Chamber of Tourism and Industry in the country, A M Jaufer, this environment is attracting more and more tourists. With tourist arrivals already on the increase, the government is targeting a huge 2.6 million tourist arrivals by 2016. There is much to see in this island in South Asia be it sun kissed beaches in the South and East, mountainside escapes in the central province and ancient archaeological sites in the Cultural Triangle that encompasses the North Central province. Wildlife enthusiasts also have much to look forward to and wildlife parks such as the Yala National Park provide leopard safaris too. Travellers in search of Yala hotels from which to explore this site can consider staying at Saraii Village Sri Lanka.
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