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Pigeon Island Tours – Why Choose Us?

  • Legally Registered: A fully registered company under the Department of Wildlife Conservation, Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority, and the Coast Guard.
  • Experienced Guides: Trained guides with experience in safety and marine conservation accompany all tours.
  • Personal Attention: Small group sizes ensure personalized attention and a safe, enjoyable experience.
  • Packages for Local and International Guests: Enjoy your tour while contributing to marine conservation and supporting sustainable tourism.
  • Location and Contact: Nilaveli, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka
    📍 Get Google Directions If GPS fails, stop at Nilaveli 16 km post. Make sure to call us for directions guidance.

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Ensure your tour is safe and secure by following the guidance of our experienced guides.

Pigeon Island Safe Guided Booking English

Pigeon Island Safe Guided Booking English

Pigeon Island Safe Guided Booking English

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How to Book Your Pigeon Island Tour with Pigeon Island Tours

Before booking your tour to Pigeon Island, please read and understand the rules and regulations of the Pigeon Island National Park carefully.

Next, click on the Book Now button below and fill in your booking details accurately. No payment will be charged at this stage.

Once we review your details, we will inform you of the total cost of the tour via email, WhatsApp, or phone call.

After confirming your travel date, you can make your payment using one of the following methods:

  • Bank transfer
  • Credit or debit card
  • Cash payment at our official Nilaveli office before or on the day of the tour

You can choose the most convenient payment method for you.

    Name නම
    Email විද්යුත් ලිපිනය
    WhatsApp Number වට්ස්ඇප් අංකය
    Booking date දිනය
    Booking Time වේලාව

    මෙය පිරවිමේදි ඔබට අදාල නොවන සේවා සදහා (නැත/No) යනුවෙන් සදහන් කරන්න When filling out this form, please mark ‘No/නැත’ for any services that are not relevant to you.
    දේශිය වැඩිහිටි How many Local Adults (12 Years and Above ) දේශීය වැඩිහිටි (අවු 12 සහ ඊට වැඩි)
    දේශීය ලමා How many Local Children (6-11 Years Old)(දේශීය ළමුන් අවු 6 -11 අතර)
    දේශිය අතදරුවන් How many Local toddlers (Undre 5 Yeras old )(අත දරුවන් අවු 5ට අඩු)
    ඔබගේ කණ්ඩායමට අදාලව විදේශිකයින් සිටී නම් Foreign passport holders aged 12 and above are considered adults
    Foreign passport holders (age 6–11) child
    Foreign passport holders (age Under five) Infant
    ඔබගේ කණ්ඩායමට අදාල සාක් රටවල අය සිටිනම් SAARC passport holders aged 12 and above are considered adults.
    SAARC passport holders aged 6–11 child
    SAARC passport holders under the age of 5 infant
    How many Local persons are going snorkeling කීදෙනෙක් ස්නෝර්කලින් කිරීමට බලාපොරොත්තු වෙනවාද
    විදේශිකයින් සාක් අය කීදෙනෙකු ස්නොකලිං කරනවාද How many Foreing and SAARC persons are going snorkeling

    People who do snorkeling need a full snorkeling set (mask, swimming fins, safety jacket). Price: 1,500 LKR per person.කරුණාකර සම්පූර්ණ ස්කනෝකලිං කට්ටලය රු1500 අවශ්‍ය වන පුද්ගල සංඛ්‍යාව ඇතුළු කරන්න.

    People who do snorkeling need a half snorkeling set (mask, swimming fins Or Mask, safety jacket). Price: 1,000 LKR per person.කරුණාකර භාග ස්කනෝකලිං කට්ටලය රු1000 අවශ්‍ය වන පුද්ගල සංඛ්‍යාව ඇතුළු කරන්න.

    Snorkeling guide: 500 LKR per person. Please enter how many people need a guide.ස්නෝර්කලින් මාර්ගෝපදේශක: එක් පුද්ගලයෙකුට 1,000 LKR. කරුණාකර මාර්ගෝපදේශක රු500 අවශ්‍ය වන පුද්ගල සංඛ්‍යාව ඇතුළු කරන්න

    Water proof Camera Phone Case වතුර නොයන ෆොන් කවර How many do you want

    ඔබට පරවි දූපත් සංචාරයට අමතරව ඩොල්ෆින් තල්මසුන් නැරඹීමේ සංචාරය අවශ්‍යද? Do you need a dolphin and whale-watching tour in addition to the Pigeon Island tour?

    Would you like to get Brakfast or lunch after the Pigeon Island trip? ඔබට උදෑසන ආහාරය හෝ පරවි දූපත් සංචාරයෙන් පසු දිවා ආහාර ලබාගැනීමට අවශ්‍යද?

    Payment Option මුදල් ගෙවීම සිදුකරන ආකාරය

    Visit Pigeon Island Tours Office After Booking

    After booking your Pigeon Island Tour with us, visiting our official Nilaveli office is very easy.

    For your convenience, click this Google Maps Location Link to get directions to our office.

    If you are coming from Colombo, you can take the Habarana – Kantale – Palampataru – Seruwila route to reach Nilaveli Shortcut Road. Or, if you come through Trincomalee city, take the Uppuweli route to Nilaveli and follow the signboard marked “Pigeon Island Beach Entrance Ticket Counter”. After passing the Nilaveli Public Beach entrance, travel about 15 meters on the main road, stop near the 16KM post, and call (Chathuranga 0772973882 / Nimali 0740207335).

    If you are coming from Seruwila, Batticaloa, Anuradhapura, or Habarana side, turn at the small road near the Nilaveli Ayurvedic Hospital (south side of the 16KM post). From Pulmoddai, Kuchchaveli, or Erakkandi direction, the same road is on the left-hand side.

    Travel about 600 meters along that byroad and stop near LAXUME HOTEL. Then visit our office to check your snorkeling equipment, receive a suitable life jacket, make payments, and complete other formalities. Our office also provides clean changing rooms and toilets for your comfort.

    Unlike other Pigeon Island tour operators who deliver equipment directly on the beach, we value your safety and cleanliness — providing well-maintained and hygienic snorkeling gear. Therefore, visiting our office is mandatory before your tour.

    After checking equipment, bring your NIC or passport and drive your own vehicle to Nilaveli Beach. You can park your vehicle at the private car park (paid service).

    Then go to the Pigeon Island Beach Ticket Counter to verify your booking and collect your entrance ticket. Finally, proceed to our parked boat on the beach — we will safely take you to Pigeon Island.

    Pigeon Island Snorkeling Guide

    Best Time for Snorkeling at Pigeon Island

    The ideal period for snorkeling at Pigeon Island is April to October. During these months, the weather is sunny, the sea is calm, and underwater visibility is excellent. These conditions are perfect for observing vibrant coral reefs, tropical fish, and other marine life in a safe and enjoyable environment.

    Note: From November to February, the monsoon season brings stronger winds, heavier rainfall, and rougher seas. Snorkeling tours may be limited or canceled for safety reasons, and visibility may be reduced.

    Tips for Visitors:

    • Plan your snorkeling trips during April–October for calm waters and clear visibility.
    • Always follow safety guidelines and park regulations, especially during monsoon months.
    • Bring waterproof cameras or snorkeling gear to capture the colorful marine life during the peak season.
    Important Notice — Boat Capacity Regulation

    Important Notice — Boat Passenger Regulation

    This rule has been established by the Department of Wildlife Conservation and the Department of Coast Guard of Sri Lanka.

    Please make sure your journey is carried out safely and according to the official regulations. The following rule must be strictly followed:

    Regulation:

    A maximum of seven (7) passengers, including children, are allowed per boat.

    • If your group has eight (8) passengers (for example, 7 adults and a 6‑month‑old baby), then two boats are mandatory.
    • Otherwise, the additional passenger must refrain from traveling to the island.
    • Any person or group violating this regulation may be subject to penalties or fines.

    Please plan your trip accordingly, respecting all safety and wildlife protection laws. We kindly request all visitors to cooperate and comply with this regulation to ensure a safe and lawful journey.

    (Kindly follow all wildlife rules and regulations.)

    Pigeon Island – Visitor Regulations and Detailed Notice

    Pigeon Island – Visitor Regulations and Detailed Notice

    • National IDs and Identity Verification: All domestic groups, including Sri Lankan citizens aged 16 and above, must present a valid National Identity Card at the counter. Alternatively, a Sri Lankan Passport or Sri Lankan Driver’s License may be used. Individuals without valid ID cannot receive local entry permits, while foreign visitors may pay applicable entry fees. No one is allowed entry without a valid permit. Violators may face fines ranging from LKR 15,000–25,000 (Refer Gazette No. 2292/11-2022, August 08, 2022).
    • Special Access Permits for Visa Holders: Residents holding a valid visa may apply for special access permits to visit Pigeon Island. All legal requirements, documents, and fees must be completed when applying for these permits.
    • Permit Issuance: Entry permits are issued by the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) at the Nilaveli counter prior to departure, and our organization provides assistance throughout this process. Individuals without proper identification will not be issued permits. Unauthorized entry is prohibited, and violators may face fines of LKR 15,000–25,000.
    • Tour Services, Equipment, and Reservations: The DWC does not provide boat tours or snorkeling equipment rentals. Such services are available only through our licensed and authorized organization under DWC supervision. Our services include:
      • Rental of boats and snorkeling equipment
      • Reservation of boats and equipment according to group size and schedule
      • Avoiding delays during peak season by early booking
      • Ensuring safe and legally compliant tours
    • Safe and Legal Touring: Our priority is to provide all visitors with a safe, legal, and enjoyable experience. Please plan your trip following all rules, health and safety guidelines, weather conditions, and wildlife conservation regulations.
    • Cautionary Guidelines: Visitors must strictly follow all legal requirements and DWC regulations. Failure to do so may result in legal penalties or fines. Early planning of all reservations and permits is essential to avoid unnecessary delays or unsafe conditions.
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      Name නම
      Email විද්යුත් ලිපිනය
      WhatsApp Number වට්ස්ඇප් අංකය
      Booking date දිනය
      Booking Time වේලාව

      මෙය පිරවිමේදි ඔබට අදාල නොවන සේවා සදහා (නැත/No) යනුවෙන් සදහන් කරන්න When filling out this form, please mark ‘No/නැත’ for any services that are not relevant to you.
      දේශිය වැඩිහිටි How many Local Adults (12 Years and Above ) දේශීය වැඩිහිටි (අවු 12 සහ ඊට වැඩි)
      දේශීය ලමා How many Local Children (6-11 Years Old)(දේශීය ළමුන් අවු 6 -11 අතර)
      දේශිය අතදරුවන් How many Local toddlers (Undre 5 Yeras old )(අත දරුවන් අවු 5ට අඩු)
      ඔබගේ කණ්ඩායමට අදාලව විදේශිකයින් සිටී නම් Foreign passport holders aged 12 and above are considered adults
      Foreign passport holders (age 6–11) child
      Foreign passport holders (age Under five) Infant
      ඔබගේ කණ්ඩායමට අදාල සාක් රටවල අය සිටිනම් SAARC passport holders aged 12 and above are considered adults.
      SAARC passport holders aged 6–11 child
      SAARC passport holders under the age of 5 infant
      How many Local persons are going snorkeling කීදෙනෙක් ස්නෝර්කලින් කිරීමට බලාපොරොත්තු වෙනවාද
      විදේශිකයින් සාක් අය කීදෙනෙකු ස්නොකලිං කරනවාද How many Foreing and SAARC persons are going snorkeling

      People who do snorkeling need a full snorkeling set (mask, swimming fins, safety jacket). Price: 1,500 LKR per person.කරුණාකර සම්පූර්ණ ස්කනෝකලිං කට්ටලය රු1500 අවශ්‍ය වන පුද්ගල සංඛ්‍යාව ඇතුළු කරන්න.

      People who do snorkeling need a half snorkeling set (mask, swimming fins Or Mask, safety jacket). Price: 1,000 LKR per person.කරුණාකර භාග ස්කනෝකලිං කට්ටලය රු1000 අවශ්‍ය වන පුද්ගල සංඛ්‍යාව ඇතුළු කරන්න.

      Snorkeling guide: 500 LKR per person. Please enter how many people need a guide.ස්නෝර්කලින් මාර්ගෝපදේශක: එක් පුද්ගලයෙකුට 1,000 LKR. කරුණාකර මාර්ගෝපදේශක රු500 අවශ්‍ය වන පුද්ගල සංඛ්‍යාව ඇතුළු කරන්න

      Water proof Camera Phone Case වතුර නොයන ෆොන් කවර How many do you want

      ඔබට පරවි දූපත් සංචාරයට අමතරව ඩොල්ෆින් තල්මසුන් නැරඹීමේ සංචාරය අවශ්‍යද? Do you need a dolphin and whale-watching tour in addition to the Pigeon Island tour?

      Would you like to get Brakfast or lunch after the Pigeon Island trip? ඔබට උදෑසන ආහාරය හෝ පරවි දූපත් සංචාරයෙන් පසු දිවා ආහාර ලබාගැනීමට අවශ්‍යද?

      Payment Option මුදල් ගෙවීම සිදුකරන ආකාරය

      Please note: Following all instructions, reservations, and legal requirements ensures a safe and enjoyable visit. Adherence to these guidelines guarantees a special and secure experience at Pigeon Island.
      Pigeon Island Snorkeling Experience

      Pigeon Island Snorkeling – What to Expect

      Snorkeling at Pigeon Island National Park offers an unforgettable underwater adventure for visitors of all ages. The island’s vibrant coral gardens host over 100 species of corals, creating a colorful and lively marine environment.

      Visitors may encounter schools of tropical reef fish, graceful blacktip reef sharks, and sea turtles swimming freely in their natural habitats. The waters are crystal-clear and shallow, making it ideal for beginners and families.

      Local Snorkeling Packages Include:

      • Snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel, fins)
      • Safety jackets
      • Boat transportation to and from the island
      • Professional guidance from experienced local guides

      Whether you are a first-time snorkeler or an experienced explorer, Pigeon Island provides a safe, beautiful, and memorable snorkeling adventure.

      Important Notice — Pigeon Island Park Rules

      Important Notice — Pigeon Island Park Rules

      Pigeon Island is a protected marine national park. All visitors must follow strict rules to preserve its beauty.

      • 🚫 Do not touch or step on corals. Even a small touch can kill living coral. Food is not allowed on the reef.
      • 🐢 Do not chase or disturb marine animals. Maintain a respectful distance from turtles and reef sharks.
      • 🧃 Do not litter. Take all plastic bottles, food wrappers, and personal items back to shore.
      • ⚓ No glass-bottom boats or anchoring on reefs. These are strictly prohibited inside the Pigeon Island region.
      • 🎵 Avoid loud music or noise pollution. Keep the environment calm and peaceful for wildlife and other visitors.
      • 🚭 Smoking and alcohol consumption are not allowed within the park limits.
      • Bringing and operating drones without permission from the Director of Wildlife is prohibited.
      • Violation of any of these rules may result in fines or permanent bans from the park by the Wildlife Department.

      (Kindly follow all wildlife rules and regulations.)

      Snorkeling – Beginner’s Guide

      Snorkeling – Beginner’s Guide

      Snorkeling is a recreational activity that allows you to explore the underwater world safely and enjoyably. It is beginner-friendly and can be done even without advanced swimming skills. This guide helps you start snorkeling safely and enjoyably.

      Essential Equipment for Snorkeling

      • Mask: Provides a clear view underwater.
      • Snorkel Tube: Allows you to breathe while floating on the water’s surface.
      • Fins: Helps you move easily and efficiently in the water.
      • Life Jacket: Ensures safety for beginners and non-swimmers.
      • Rash Guard / Wet Suit: Protects from sun, coral, and minor abrasions.

      Tips for Beginners

      • Check that all equipment **fits properly** and is securely fastened before entering the water.
      • Beginners and non-swimmers should snorkel **with safety assistance**.
      • Enjoy snorkeling **safely and responsibly**, respecting marine life and surroundings.
      Following these guidelines ensures a **safe, enjoyable, and beginner-friendly snorkeling experience**. Proper preparation and use of equipment maximize fun and safety.
      Snorkeling – Beginner’s Guide

      Snorkeling – Beginner’s Guide

      • Start in Shallow, Calm Water: Choose a safe shoreline with calm, shallow water for your first snorkeling experience. Locations like Pigeon Island are ideal for beginners.
      • Practice Breathing Through the Snorkel: Before entering deeper water, get comfortable breathing through the snorkel tube.
      • Safety First: Always wear a life jacket if you are a beginner or a non-swimmer.
      • Protect Coral and Marine Life: Do not touch coral or fish – this protects the ocean and prevents injuries.
      • Float Calmly: Avoid swimming too fast; rushing can cause panic or accidents.
      • Recommended Locations: Start with beginner-friendly spots that have calm, shallow water:
        • Pigeon Island, Trincomalee – Many snorkeling tours provide life jackets, floating devices, and trained guides.
        • Hikkaduwa Coral Sanctuary, Sri Lanka – Shallow reefs and calm waters suitable for beginners.
      • Experience and Guidance: With a trained guide, even first-time snorkelers can safely explore coral reefs and colorful fish.
      Hold onto your safety, trust your guide, and dive into the underwater world with confidence and excitement!
      Pigeon Island National Park — Guide: History, Size, What to See & Plan Your Visit

      Pigeon Island National Park — Complete Visitor Guide

      Nilaveli, Trincomalee — Coral reefs, clear water, snorkelling and marine conservation

      This guide covers everything you need to know: size and geography, history and protection, what to see and do, practical planning advice, sample itineraries, safety precautions and how to visit responsibly.

      Contents

      About Pigeon Island — Size, Geography & Environment

      Pigeon Island National Park is a small yet ecologically significant marine protected area located off Nilaveli Beach near Trincomalee on Sri Lanka’s northeast coast. The park comprises two small islands — often called Large Pigeon Island and Small Pigeon Island — and the surrounding reef and lagoon. The islands lie roughly 1 km offshore and are easily visited on a short boat ride from Nilaveli.

      The protected area spans both land and sea zones and is relatively small compared with terrestrial parks; the management area reported in official descriptions includes several hundred hectares when marine zones are counted. The shoreline of the islands is fringed by coral reefs, seagrass beds and sandy patches, which together support a high diversity of marine life.

      Because of its shallow reef flats and clear tropical waters, Pigeon Island is exceptionally suitable for snorkelling, shallow water exploration and for visitors who prefer not to dive deeply. Reefs host a mix of hard corals, branching Acropora, massive Porites colonies and abundant reef fish that create spectacular, colorful underwater scenery.

      History & Conservation

      Pigeon Island received protected status to preserve its bird populations and marine biodiversity. Historically, the islands were known for their rock-pigeons (hence the name). Over the decades the site evolved from a local sanctuary to a nationally recognized protected area.

      In the early 2000s the area was formally declared a national park under Sri Lanka’s conservation laws. With this status came stricter regulations: limits on visitor numbers, controls on boat anchoring, and a focused effort to manage tourism so that reef habitats and wildlife receive adequate protection.

      Conservation at Pigeon Island is ongoing and involves multiple stakeholders: the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC), local communities, licensed tour operators, and conservation NGOs. Together they monitor coral health, enforce park rules and remind visitors to adopt responsible behaviours.

      What to See & Do

      Pigeon Island offers a compact but rewarding set of marine experiences. The following activities are the highlights for most visitors.

      Snorkelling — the main attraction

      Snorkelling is by far the most popular activity. The reef crest comes close to the surface, allowing snorkelers to observe coral gardens, reef fish and occasional larger visitors such as sea turtles. Because depths are shallow, you don’t need advanced diving certification to enjoy the underwater scenery.

      Wildlife highlights

      • Corals: branching and boulder corals form colorful gardens.
      • Reef fish: parrotfish, butterflyfish, angelfish, damselfish, snappers and more.
      • Sea turtles: green and hawksbill turtles are sometimes spotted grazing or resting near reef patches.
      • Reef sharks: blacktip reef sharks have been observed in shallow water — they are generally shy and pose no threat when respected.
      • Birds: rock pigeons and seabirds use the islands for resting and nesting.

      Beach time & relaxation

      The islands have small sandy stretches where you can briefly rest, enjoy photos, or have a picnic (if permitted). Combine short snorkel sessions with relaxing on sandbanks for a balanced half-day trip.

      Planning Your Visit — Practical Advice

      How to get there

      The islands lie about 1 km off Nilaveli Beach. Most visitors stay in Trincomalee or Nilaveli and take boats operated by licensed tour companies or guesthouses. Book a boat transfer that includes life jackets, a guide, and park permits; unlicensed operators should be avoided.

      Best time to visit

      The east coast’s calmer waters and best visibility are usually from March to October. During the northeast monsoon months (typically late October through February), seas can be rougher and trips may be cancelled. Early morning departures usually offer the calmest conditions and best underwater clarity.

      Permits and fees

      Pigeon Island is a protected area; entrance fees and permits are usually required. Fees support park management and conservation work. Tour operators typically handle permits on behalf of groups — confirm this before departure and carry any documentation requested by authorities.

      What to pack

      • Snorkel mask and fins (or rent locally)
      • Rash guard or wetsuit for sun and coral protection
      • Reef-safe sunscreen (apply sparingly before entering water)
      • Water, snacks, hat and sunglasses
      • Waterproof bag or zip-lock for valuables and a dry change of clothes
      • Small first aid kit and any personal medication

      Facilities & limitations

      The islands have very limited infrastructure: there may be no toilets, freshwater or shops. Plan accordingly and treat the area as a fragile natural site — take all litter home and follow guide instructions about facilities.

      Suggested Itineraries

      Half-day (morning) trip — recommended for most visitors

      1. 07:30 — Meet at Nilaveli beach / briefing and boarding
      2. 08:00 — Boat ride to Pigeon Island (10–20 minutes)
      3. 08:15 — Safety briefing, gear fitting and snorkel orientation
      4. 08:30–10:00 — Snorkelling session in the shallow reef zones
      5. 10:00–10:30 — Rest on the beach, photographs and snacks
      6. 10:30 — Return boat to Nilaveli; lunch in Trincomalee

      Full-day option: combine with Trincomalee highlights

      Start with an early snorkel at Pigeon Island and after lunch visit Koneswaram Temple, the Fort Frederick area, or the Kanniya hot springs for a fuller cultural and natural experience.

      Safety, Responsible Tourism & Conservation

      Visiting Pigeon Island should be a safe and low-impact experience when everyone follows simple rules. Conservation and visitor safety go hand-in-hand.

      Top safety tips

      • Always snorkel with a buddy or under a guide’s supervision.
      • Wear a life jacket if you’re not a confident swimmer.
      • Check weather and sea conditions before going out; cancel if conditions are poor.
      • Respect wildlife: do not chase, touch, harass, or feed fish or turtles.
      • Stay within the zones designated for visitors and follow your guide’s instructions.

      Minimizing impact

      Coral reefs are easily damaged by kicks, standing, or anchors. Avoid touching or standing on coral, use reef-safe sunscreen, and ask your boat crew to anchor in sand or mooring spots away from coral heads. Do not leave any trash behind.

      Why your visit matters

      Entrance fees and responsible tourism practices help fund protection and monitoring of the park. When you choose licensed operators who follow best practices, you contribute directly to conservation and the livelihoods of local communities that depend on healthy reefs.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Do I need to be a strong swimmer to snorkel?
      No — basic swimming skills help but many operators provide flotation devices, life jackets and guided support for beginners.
      Can I bring my own snorkel gear?
      Yes — bringing personal mask and snorkel often improves comfort and visibility. Fins can help with mobility but can be rented too.
      Are there toilets on the island?
      Facilities are very limited or absent. Use facilities on the mainland before departure and bring basic supplies with you.
      Is it safe to see sharks?
      Blacktip reef sharks are sometimes seen and are generally not dangerous when left undisturbed. Maintain a respectful distance and follow guide instructions.
      How long is the boat ride?
      From Nilaveli the ride is typically 10–20 minutes each way depending on boat type and sea conditions.

      Notes & References

      This guide summarizes field observations, visitor reports and official descriptions of Pigeon Island. For up-to-date permit rules, entry fees and conservation notices always check with the Department of Wildlife Conservation, licensed local operators, or tourism authorities in Trincomalee prior to travel.

      Quick reminder: Pick licensed operators, respect park rules, and aim to leave the reef in better condition than you found it.
      © Pigeon Island Guide — content prepared as a comprehensive visitor resource. If you want a Sinhala or Tamil translation, a printable PDF version, or a shorter brochure text (400–600 words), ask and I’ll prepare it.
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