My brother and sister-in-law are planning to travel to Sri Lanka together next month for their tenth wedding anniversary. Are there any souvenirs worth bringing back?

Sri Lanka is rich in black tea and gemstones. Buying both of these items there was the right choice! Sri Lanka is the best black tea producer in the world, mainly due to its unique geographical location and large temperature difference between day and night. Like coffee, the taste of black tea also changes with altitude, so black tea produced in mountains above 1,200 meters is best. The eastern part mainly produces Tinpula tea, and the central part mainly produces Aaliya tea. The main gems in Sri Lanka include cat's eye, ruby, sapphire, amethyst, moonstone, etc. Many pigeon blood red rubies are produced here. Ambalangoda is the best place to buy gemstones in Sri Lanka. Among Sri Lankan opals, amber and dark green are the top quality (relatively rare). A quarter-nail-sized dark green opal costs more than 30,000 rupees (approximately more than 2,000 RMB) locally. The more common ones are black and white cat's eye. Red may be more special in the eyes of Chinese people, but the price is also average. In fact, you can buy some handicrafts made by local people. For example, when we go to some tourist areas in China, we will buy some handicrafts made by local people, right? As long as that thing can evoke the memory of that time, it will be OK. I hope it helps

Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka, smells the fragrance and enjoys the beautiful scenery

Surrounding the ancient ruins of the Sinhala Dynasty, watching the ancient city that still has the charm and the blue beach with the shadow of banana leaves interplay with each other; shuttle Go to pagodas and temples with quiet flowers and watch devout people praying for blessings. Walking along the tree-lined paths and strolling along the beach, you will be greeted by a strong exotic atmosphere. In Sri Lanka, all the beautiful scenery is waiting for you to discover.

Sri Lanka, located in southern Asia, has always been famous for its golden beaches, rare wildlife, and precious religious relics. The combination of strong cultural heritage and nature makes this small country increasingly popular among in-depth travel enthusiasts.

The Elephant Orphanage in Sri Lanka is a stop not to be missed. There are elephant performances here every day, and visitors can also feed the elephants and experience the wonderful moment of close contact with the animals. In Nuwari Eliya, you can enjoy the picturesque scenery of lakes, mountains and green grass. The entire mountain town looks like a British town in appearance, so it is known as "Little London". In addition, this is the best black tea base in Sri Lanka. You can taste black tea here and give exotic gifts to your relatives and friends. A deep affection is all wrapped in black tea.

As a country with many religious sites, Sri Lanka’s cultural landscape has always been sought after. The Lion Rock Palace in the Sky, the splendid ancient city of Kandy, the Buddhist holy land of Dambulla Grottoes, the Lost City of Dutch Castle...Blow the comfortable cool breeze and experience the splendid culture left here by history. In the slow pace of travel, everything is... Evocative.