7. Central Highlands of Sri Lanka
The first of two natural UNESCO World Heritage attractions on the island, the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka were awarded the prestigious status in 2010. The varied region comprises forests, mountains that reach 2,500m into the air, and national parks. The area is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site, in part, due to its exceptional biodiversity. Sri Lanka is a stunning island with a spectacular landscape, making it an alluring destination for nature-enthusiasts. Did you know it’s possible to go on safari in Sri Lanka?