Sri Lanka, the tear-drop shaped country, has been on every travelers bucket list. With its incredible flora and fauna, blue coastlines, amazing landscapes and humble people, it is hard not to fall in love with the country.

 Here are some of the:

 Top Things to do in Sri Lanka

 1. Gangaramaya Temple
The temple is a blend of Thai, Chinese, Indian and Sri Lankan style of architecture.
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It is one of the most famous Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka and also organizes the largest and the most colorful Vesak festival annually. It has a rich 120 years history.

 You can explore the-Museum, Relic Chamber, Bodhiya, Replica of Borobudar, Ata Visi Hall, Beira Lake and Seema Malakaya.

 2. Floating Market in Pettah
I've never been on a floating market.
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The Pettah Floating Market is one of the newer attractions of Colombo which not only attracts the locals but tourists also. It is first of its kind in Sri Lanka and offers an unique shopping experience.

 Although it doesn't float completely over water but it does floats over the hustle and buslte of the city.

 3. Kandy Lake
Evenings and lakes never disappoint you.
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Kandy is the second largest city after Colombo in Sri Lanka and its lake is a major tourist attraction. It is an artificial lake and was built back in 1807 by the last ruler of the kingdom of Kandy.

 The lake is charming and peaceful. A stroll around the lake would relive your stress.

 4. Temple of Sacred Tooth Relic
Yes, it is a spiritual place.
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This is one of the most important temples in Sri Lanka as it houses the most important Buddhist relic-a tooth of Buddha himself.

The legends say that the tooth was snatched from Buddha's funeral pyre in India in 483 BC and was later brought to Sri Lanka by one of their mighty kings.

 5. Seetha Amman Temple
Jai Shree Ram!
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The Seetha Amman Temple is dedicated to Sita, wife of Lord Rama, as it is believed to be the site where she was held captive by King Ravana in the Hindu epic Ramayana.

 Devotees also believe that the place bears signs of the monkey-God Hanuman's feet as he rested here after the battle to rescue Sita from Ravana.

 6. Train ride from Kandy to Ella
Leaning outside a moving train in okay. Don't try jumping!
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Hold your breath for the most wonderful and iconic train journey in the world.

 It takes you through green seas of tea, fluffy clouds and astonishing lush hills with dark mountain tunnels. It is undoubtedly one of the 'must do things' on the list.

 7. Tea Plantation 
Did somebody just say 'Tea'?
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90% Indians drink tea every day. Sri Lanka is the world's fourth largest producer of tea. There are different types of teas around the fields.

 If you are an Indian and visit Sri Lanka but miss drinking tea at one of the plantation sites,'I don't know what is wrong with you'.

 8. Spiritual Ramayana Tour
Jai Bajrangbali, Tod Dushman ki Nalli!
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This is one of the main attractions of pilgrims and spiritual travelers.

 It covers: Muneswaram Temple in Chilaw, Manavari Temple, Sri Baktha Hanuman Temple in Ramboda, Gayathri Pedam, Seetha Amman Temple in Nuwara Eliya, Divurumpda at Nuwara Eliya, Ravana Ella Falls, Ravana Caaves in Ella, Ussangoda, Rumassala in Galle and the Seenigama Temple in Hikkaduwa.

 9. Sigiriya
8th Wonder of the World??
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It is referred to be the 8th wonder of the world by the locals. Its fortress over the top has complex yet significant archaeological importance and attracts thousands of tourist every year. It is 370 meters above sea-level and 200 meters higher than the jungle below.

 10. Yala National Park
It can run 70 mph (110 kph) faster than me.
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 Get pumped for the most adventurous ride in Sri Lanka. This place is the home of fierce and wild cheetahs and is the only place to see them roam in their  natural habitat. 

 One can also find various other creatures such as elephants, turtles, muscats, monitor lizards, Indian Cobra, Russell's Viper and many more.

 11. Adam's Peak
'Sri Pada' means God's footprint.
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 Adam's Peak a.k.a. 'Sri Pada' is a centrally located mountain standing 2,243 meters(7,359 ft) tall bearing a footprint like structure on it. It is an important pilgrimage site for everyone. However,

    Buddhists - believe it to be the footprint of Lord Buddha's left feet.
   Hindus - believe it to the the footprint of Lord Shiva himself.
   Muslims and Christians -  believe it to the footprint of Adam's first step after       being exiled from the Eden garden.

 12. Rope Swing @ Dalawella
This is definitely going on my Instagram.
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Going viral on internet isn't a big thing today. Just like people, certain places like this one became viral overnight and became a must do thing.

 Some insta-grammers, for their fun, tied a swing around a tree and posted a few photos and videos about this and this place became a tourist hotspot.

 13. Water-sport Activities
Don't forget your swimming pants.
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One of the best advantages of being an island is that you are surrounded by water on all 4 sides. 

 Water-sport is another tourist attraction of Sri Lanka. You can experience many water-sport activities such as surfing, jet skiing, snorkeling, diving, boogie boarding, kite surfing and many more.

 14. Whale Watching
Every time a see a whale, I remember 'Life of Pie'.
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Mirissa in Sri Lanka is famous for its whale watching boat trips. Watching a whale in real is a memorable lifetime experience.

 Different types of whales reside in the southern shores of the island and are often seen wandering around. During some specific periods, you can also enjoy watching other migrating creatures such as dolphins and Porpoise.

 15. Ayurvedic Spa
Time to relax.
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Sri Lanka has always been a place that refreshes not just the mind, but the soul and spirit also. For thousands of years, Ayurveda has been the most popular method to restore and rejuvenate tired bodies and weary souls.

 After a good exciting adventure vacation on Sri Lanka, the Ayurvedic  Spa treatment is a very good option to ease out the stress and relax.