For many, this distant amazing island is a symbol of a paradise unhurried life. A tourist who first came to Sri Lanka freezes with admiration for the slow, calm rhythm of local life. This, of course, does not apply to the tourism sector, as the staff here do everything quickly enough to please the client.
Holidays in Sri Lanka in April will give the guests of the island a lot of pleasant minutes and hours, will allow you to forget about vanity and haste, enjoy the silence of the surrounding world and inner peace.
Popular resorts of Sri Lanka
Weather conditions in April
This is not to say that in April in Sri Lanka, spring is in full swing, there is one continuous summer all year round. Nature practically does not change, everything blooms and smells like that. The temperature in comparison with March does not differ by a degree, it is kept at the level of +31 ° C (air), +28 ° C (water). The rainy season is ahead, you can say a paradise for tourists is ready and waiting.
Weather forecast for the resorts of Sri Lanka in April
National New Year
The inhabitants of Sri Lanka, thanks to their ethnic composition, have adapted to celebrate almost all the holidays on earth. Tourists who came here in April may be lucky to once again celebrate the New Year, this time national.
The date of the holiday is calculated by astrologers. But if it coincided with the rest, the tourist needs to prepare for long and magnificent celebrations, processions and ceremonies.
Sri Lankan landmarks
Tourists naturally spend most of their vacation time on the beaches. There is no one who would come to Sri Lanka and not take the opportunity to enjoy a serene time by the ocean.
Excursions to the most beautiful places of the island, for example, to the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is located in the city of Kandy, will help to change the situation. Unfortunately, the Tooth is shown extremely rarely, only on major holidays, but the temple itself is magnificent.
Top 15 places of interest in Sri Lanka
Holidays and nights in Sri Lanka
The inhabitants of the island have a strange, inexplicable reverence for days, or rather nights, when the full moon appears in the sky. Therefore, if a tourist's vacation coincides with such a period, he has every opportunity to get acquainted with local traditions, touch the Buddhist culture and get to know the country better.
You just need to be prepared for the fact that during these national holidays, everyday life practically stops: banks, shops, markets are closed, all residents of Sri Lanka celebrate the celebrations together. The ban on alcoholic beverages applies, so it is important for a tourist to show tact and respect for national traditions these days.
