Sri Lanka Halal Friendly Holidays
- Sri Lanka
- Unlimited
- Unlimited
- 3 Nights accommodation on Half Board basis (Breakfast and Dinner)
- All additional expenses not mentioned on the package.
- All Entrance Ticket charges for the mentioned visits.
- All local and government Taxes for services mentioned.
- Tips for Hotel & Guide / Driver.
- Transfers in an excellent Air Conditioned vehicle accompanied with a fluent English Speaking Chauffer Guide. (Multi-lingual Guides can be organized on request. Additional charges apply)
- Transportation, entrance & other Charges for optional visits & activities.
- Video Camera Permits at selected sites.
Sri Lanka Halal Friendly Holidays
Ranfer Travels has been handling Sri Lanka Halal-friendly Holidays for years for our travelers. If you are interested in visiting Sri Lanka please get in touch with us for our advice and recommendation on the best suitable Halal-friendly holiday package for you.
All our mentioned tour packages on our website can be tailor-made with Halal-friendly hotels, guides and prayer timings.
With a large Muslim community, many Sri Lankan hotels offer Halal-friendly and Arabic meals and facilities. The hotels and the travel industry are well equipped to offer facilities such as Qiblah direction locator tool (prayer direction), Prayer timings around the world tool, etc. To cut it short, a Muslim traveler can comfortably explore the ever-green pastures of tropical Sri Lanka with ease.
In addition, Sri Lanka offers many sacred Muslim Pilgrimage sites that are sure to interest even the non-Muslim visitors. Below are few;
Kataragama: Is an ancient holy town that is of great significance to the Buddhists Hindus and Muslims in Sri Lanka. Located towards the South East coast of Sri Lanka bordering the Yala National Park, it is spread along the banks of the Menik River while on the other hand is the extensive religious complex, which contains the shrines and places of worship for followers of all the three religions.
Originally a Buddhist god, the main deity, Kataragama Deviyo, is synonymous here with the 12-armed and war-like Tamil god Skanda, thereby bringing the island’s two main religions together. Skanda’s lance, or vel, is said to be held within Maha Devala, the most important shrine in the complex. Buddhists and Hindus worship at this simple shrine, with three daily services or pujas (at 4.30 am, 10.30 am and 6.30 pm), while Muslims attend a nearby mosque.
Adam’s Peak or Samanala Kanda: Is another of Sri Lanka’s multi-religious sites with the Sri Lankan Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims and Christians all claiming that the footprint on the summit of this single standing mountain to be that of Buddha, Siva, Adam, and St Thomas. Although none of these claims have ever been taken seriously, the peak attracts 100s and 1000s of devotees throughout the year that come not just to pay respect but to marvel at the spectacular scenery atop the mountain and to enjoy a breath-taking sunrise at the crack of dawn.
With many other holy Mosques and Shines spread throughout the country, Muslim travelers can find themselves in close proximity to Mosques and Prayer rooms at any time during their travels in Sri Lanka.
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