More often than not Sri Lanka's capital is considered as nothing more than a transit point, however those that do allow a day or so to explore Colombo will be pleasantly surprised to find a dynamic city that pulses with life whilst preserving an old world charm – indeed many of the boutique colonial homes have been restored as hotels.
Within this urban hub, which is located on the island's west coast, you will find everything from colonial buildings and historical monuments to temples and museums along with exciting shopping, delectable dining and a vibrant nightlife.
The British influence is clearly visible in...
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The weather in Colombo is fairly temperate throughout the year, however it experiences two monsoons and a dry season. The dry season between December and March brings hot and humid weather with an average temperature of around 27ºC. The monsoon takes place between May to August and again from October to January. However, temperatures average at about 28ºC and you can expect heavy downfalls, however they rarely last all day.
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Colombo is approximately 11 hours (non-stop flights) from the UK.
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