Additionally, Sri Lanka offers halal food options, prayer facilities, and other amenities that cater to the needs of Muslim travellers. Whether you’re interested in exploring the country’s ancient ruins, relaxing on its pristine beaches, or immersing yourself in its vibrant culture, Sri Lanka is a must-visit destination for Muslim travellers.

The city of Colombo has a lot to offer its visitors. The city is an excellent mix of old and new and is the largest city in Sri Lanka.

There are several places worth seeing in the fort that can be visited on foot. A walk down the Galle Face Green Promenade is highly recommended. It stretches for half kilometre and is a remnant of the British era.

Colombo offers a good range of shopping facilities. Pettah adjacent to the Colombo Fort is an excellent shopping district. The Crescat Boulevard on Galle Road is a good place to shop. Other places to shop in the city include shopping complexes such as Liberty Plaza, Majestic City and Paradise Road.

Bentota's beaches are its main attraction. Bentota beaches are considered to be some of the finest beaches in the country and are extremely popular amongst both tourists and locals alike.

The stretches of golden sand beaches extend for several kilometres and are lined by shady palm trees along the coast.There are numerous luxurious resorts and hotels around Bentota that meet the needs of a Muslim visitor.

Plenty of private space will be available around the Bentota Beach area to make use of during prayer times. Muslim travellers who wish to visit a mosque will have to travel to some of the mosques in Beruwela – the neighbouring town of Bentota which is located about 6 kilometres away.

Kandy is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Sri Lanka. Steeped in history, Kandy is an exotic hilly city that impresses visitors in the first instance.  The architecture, layout, sculptures and paintings all around the city are worth observing.

The Peradeniya Botanical Garden, Kandy National Museum, The Tea Museum, Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage and Udawattakele Royal Forest Sanctuary are worth visiting.

Kandy also has a number of halal restaurants. There are several mosques in Kandy where Muslim visitors can stop for offering prayers. The most prominent mosques in Kandy include Mahayyawa Grand Mosque,Mawilmada Jummah Mosque, Street Jumma Mosque etc.

Set amidst Sri Lanka’s misty hills, Nuwara Eliya is a charming and family-friendly retreat ideal for halal-conscious Muslim travelers. Known as “Little England,” it offers serene landscapes, tea plantations, and cool mountain air perfect for family exploration.

Muslim visitors will find several mosques, such as the Al-Kabeer Grand Jumma Mosque, and halal dining options including Salmiya, Milano, and Indian Summer restaurants.

Several hotels in Nuwara Eliya offer halal meals, prayer spaces, and alcohol-free options upon request. Families can enjoy boating on Gregory Lake, picnics in Victoria Park, and visits to strawberry farms or tea estates. With its charm and halal-friendly hospitality, Nuwara Eliya offers a serene mountain escape for Muslim travelers.