Trincomalee

Trincomalee, on Sri Lanka’s northeast coast, features stunning beaches like Nilaveli and Uppuveli, historic sites such as Fort Frederick, and the scenic Koneswaram Temple, all showcasing its hidden beauty that has emerged after years of civil conflict.

Located on Sri Lanka’s northeast coast, is celebrated for its pristine beaches, such as “Nilaveli” and “Uppuveli”, which offer stunning natural beauty and tranquil settings. The historic “Fort Frederick”, built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch and British, provides a glimpse into the region’s colonial past. The “Koneswaram Hindu Temple”, perched on a cliff, is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site with breathtaking coastal views. Trincomalee’s allure is also enhanced by its hidden beauty, emerging from decades of civil conflict that had kept this gem relatively unexplored, revealing serene landscapes and cultural treasures now accessible to travelers.