Sri Lanka - Royston Ellis

In spite of political problems and no-go areas, you'll find plenty of attractions on the tiny teardrop island of Sri Lanka. The island's rich history comes alive with hundreds of temples, monasteries and gardens and even colonial architecture such as World Heritage site Galle Fort. Watch Sri Lanka's feisty cricket team, taste some of the world's finest teas, or relax on its sandy beaches. This is a country where you can splash out even on the smallest of budgets. Sri Lanka: The Bradt Travel Guide is for the discerning and enquiring traveller who appreciates all that is unique about Sri Lanka and its people.The situation in Sri Lanka changes daily and currently - as has been the case for some time - visitors are discouraged from travelling to the north and east. However, travel around the rest of the island offers much in which to delight.