You can now travel from India to Sri Lanka by sea, as ferry service has resumed


India-Sri Lanka Ferry Timings and Prices
According to reports, the ferry will operate daily, and the journey between the two ports will take four hours. Offering both ordinary and premium class seats, the ticket prices are competitive, especially when compared to air travel options. The cruise ship Sivaganga has 133 seats in the ordinary class and 27 seats in the premium class. The ticket price for a one-way journey is around Rs 5,000 for ordinary class and Rs 7,500 for premium class. The new ferry terminal at Nagapattinam has modern facilities including health and security checkpoints.

What to see in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a tropical paradise, not unlike India, and is packed with diverse experiences despite its limited size. From the ancient ruins of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa to the breathtaking Sigiriya Rock Fortress, elephant encounters at Minneriya National Park and majestic whale watching in Mirissa, thereās something for everyone. Beach lovers can relax on the golden sands of Bentota or enjoy water sports in Hikkaduwa. For temple travellers, thereās the iconic Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy! And donāt forget to taste the islandās delicious cuisine, from spicy curries to fresh seafood.