Tissamaharamaya is a town in the southern wilds of Sri Lanka and opens up to historical gems and many wildlife adventures. The town is near Yala National Park, the most well-known park in Sri Lanka for its wide range of wildlife and it comes top on every itinerary. Yala National Park is an excellent way to see wildlife such as elephants, leopards, and numerous birds The park shelters a diversity of ecosystems, from dense forests to open plains and thus provides an experience that is the abode for every nature-loving human being, wildlife lover or bird-watching tourist.
Aside from its natural wonders, Tissamaharama has a rich history as well. Some of the attractions to be found here in Tissamaharama are at least 2,000 years old and include Tissa Lake, a man-made reservoir from even more ancient times, as well as the strangely unique architectural rendition that is.
Not far away from Kiriibbanwewa lies the ancient stupa Yatala Vehera, and finally there is the myth-laden Kataragama, which draws devotees across Sri Lanka. For those who love bird watching, Bundala National Park is a place to add to the itinerary with wild habitats that host an impeccable list of different birds and gorgeous surroundings.
Also, the Sithulpavwa Rock Temple is the most sought-out spiritual adventure. The historic temple is hidden in a remote area of the park, and you can see some spectacular views of the forest from here.
Kirinda Beach is the ideal place for swimming, soaking up the sun, and just unwinding to listen to the serenity of the Indian Ocean.
In conclusion, Tissamaharamaya and Yala, however are a great union of history coupled with cultural conflict in the midst, making them ideal destinations for travelers seeking a diverse and unforgettable experience in Sri Lanka.
