This has built at the British colonial times for the water requirement of city of Colombo the commercial capital of Sri Lanka. Its makes beauty with its crystal clear water that receives from heavy monsoons rains in the year. It's a catchment area for the Labugama Kalatuwawa Forest and it's about 2,150 hectares in extent very close to Colombo. At this evergreen forest area you can found wet zone endemic species of fauna and flora.

It’s a wet zone botanical garden that owns wide variety of wet zone endemic flora with some beautiful scenery. The lake inside of the garden is the main attraction and visitors can ride boats to add some extra enjoyment for their visit. It's about 79 acres in extent with giving nice experience to the visitors with its green beauty. It's a conservation center for endemic and threatened plants in Ratnapura - Sinharaja area. There some training programs for individuals who are involved in horticulture and some researching opportunities for undergraduate students at Seethawaka Wet Zone Botanical Gardens.

This is the Sri Lanka's first water and amusement parks that giving unforgettable experience for its visitors in their life time. It's situated in Kaluaggala 4km away from Kanro Holiday Resort and you can reach there just 10 minutes drive. The park is total extent of 52 acres and qualified instructors, Operators, Life guards; Pool Attendants are at your service. There is lot of activities to make your holiday unforgettable such as lake rides, water rides and amusement rides.

Kelaniya temple is a one of the few places that Lord Buddha has visited in Sri Lanka. Temple is situated 10km east from Colombo by the Kelaniya river bank that giving nice cool breeze for the devotees. It has great history and consisting paintings that are attracting people from all over the world. All of these paintings and stone carving creations are done at the time kandy era by cleaver Sinhala artists. Majority of visitors who are from all over the world are talking about paintings that are done by famous Solious Mendis.