Prishi Travel Diaries

 Surrounded by 50 shades of azure and home to secluded islands, pristine beaches and marine marvels, the Maldives definitely earns the title of being a true tropical paradise. If it is going to be your first time here (it probably won't be your last either!) these are some of the things you should keep in mind to experience the very best the country has to offer. Getaway to a Private Island Treat yourself to a stay at a private island resort in Maldives where luxurious comforts and beachside hideaways await. Once you are at one of these islands, you won't have to leave since everything you need can be found here; apart from luxury accommodation, you can enjoy diverse dining options, plenty of activities and holistic spa healing. More on all these coming up! Stay At an Overwater Villa If you haven't experienced it before, you should look to stay at an overwater villa which is uniquely built right over the soothing waters of a lagoon or the ocean. Such distinctive accommodati

 It is no secret that Pasikudah has one of the most sought after beaches in Sri Lanka. It is not just famous for the beautiful sceneries the area has to offer but also due to the excursions, activities and other attractions the city has become popular for. Getting to Pasikudah and travelling within the city are two of the frequently asked questions and concerns that arise in the minds of those who wish to travel to Pasikudah. Given below are details on how to tackle the two concerns. Train                                                Img via Wikimedia Commons Public transport is the cheapest way to travel in Sri Lanka and the train is one of the most comfortable modes of public transport that is available on the island. Even though trains in Sri Lanka do take a relatively long time to travel from one location to another the seats are comfortable the view is pleasing and you can take a nap or walk around as you wish for. The train from Colombo will go only as far as Polonnaruwa and yo

 Yala is hailed as a wildlife sanctuary since 1990, although it was long been labelled as a national park in Sri Lanka. It is the second-largest national park in Sri Lanka that is spread over five blocks. Many travellers from near and far fall in love with this scenic wilderness that brim with animals such as leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles, hornbills, and wild boars. With its rich and diverse ecosystem packed with life, it is a must-visit site for anyone that sets their feet in Sri Lanka.                                                     Img via Wikimedia Commons Reach Yala by air The Bandaranaike International Airport or Katunayake International Airport is an airport that is lying on the outskirts of Colombo. It handles flights that come from all over the world including Europe, America, Africa, Australia, and other parts of Asia. Once in Sri Lanka, the speediest way to reach Yala from this airport would be an air transfer. You will have to first fly over to Hambantota Mattala Ra

 Sri Lanka is a welcome treat to those on their honeymoon. The scenic beauty of the hill country, the beaches in the south, the roaring capital where all ethnicities and cultures live, and the amazing cuisine are all reasons for you to want to honeymoon in Sri Lanka. This little island offers everything to couples who wish to make long-lasting memories. Best time to visit Sri Lanka is a year-round tourist destination; however, the best time to visit this island nation depends on the experience you want to have. The country has two monsoon seasons: The South-West monsoon and the North-East monsoon. The South-West monsoon runs from May to September, and the North-East monsoon runs from December to March. The periods in-between are called winter monsoons: March to April and October to November. With all this in mind, the best time to visit Sri Lanka is from January to April and mid-July to September. Sri Lanka accommodation for newlyweds                                                    

 Stamped as an iconic lover's escape, with its dreamy beach sunset dinners and bungalows floating over lagoons, many travelers forget that this necklace of atolls is just as idyllic for a family vacation! Here's how to take advantage of the diverse allurements proffered by this mesmerizing treasure island.                                                                     Img via Pixabay           How to get there? A land of glass boats sliding over sunset waters painted ethereal colours and iridescent underwater worlds full of living rainbows; the Maldives offers unique gifts for every brand of wanderlust. Getting to this bucket-list destination is as simple as boarding a flight to the Male International Airport. For a more economical flight option travellers can stop at one of the nearby Asian countries like Sri Lanka and then fly directly to the airport on Hulhule. Your mode of inter-island travel largely depends on the resort you pick; the options being seaplane, speedboat

For a long time, people have considered painting to be something only the most professional of artists could carry out. But in truth, while you won't be able to see your painting for a million dollars, the concept of creating a painting is not a difficult task. If you follow the simple procedures of deciding your medium, your colours and a general idea of what it is you want to paint, you should be good to go. Let's take a look at how to create your first painting and what you need.                                                                  PALACE OF LOVE| Img via Sri Lanka Art Gallery Deciding Which Paint to Use The most important part of painting is to consider your mediums. There are four main choices that you can make. These are pastels, watercolours, oils or acrylics. Pastels are often the easiest medium to start painting with. Throughout colouring, you would come to choose your own brands depending on what preferences you obtain. Start with something inexpensive fir