•             Dambulla Temple

Dambulla is a large town, home to a well preserved Golden Rock Temple which has historical, archaeological and artistic significances. Due to its historical ruins, Dambulla was once designated as a world heritage site.

•             Sigriya Rock

Sigiriya is an ancient city, home to a valuable historic monument in Sri Lanka. Also known as the ‘Lion Rock’ in English, the name indicates how visitors make their way to the final ascent of the rock. At the top of the rock you will find an acre of flat land with a few ruins of the ancient King’s fortress.

•             Hiriwadunna Village Tour at Habarana

Experience a village tour learning and connecting with authentic rural life of Sri Lanka. An interesting excursion involving traditional rides on a bullock cart, through the lakes via local catamaran and interactions with the farmers and villagers ending with a typical home cooked meal in one of their homes.

•             Minneriya National Park Jeep Safari

The biggest concentration of wild Asian elephants in the entire world may be found in Sri Lanka’s Minneriya National Park, which is home to a wide variety of species. Nearly 31,000 hectares make up Minneriya National Park

Overnight stay at Sigiriya

• Nalanda Gedige

Nalanda Gedige is an ancient and mysterious edifice near Matale that has confounded researchers with its strange mix of Hindu and Buddhist architecture. Believed to be at least a thousand years old the structure; the structure was rediscovered in 1893 by the Archaeological Commissioner of Sri Lanka at the time, H. C. P. Bell.

•             Sacred Temple of Tooth

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is a worldrenowned place of worship, where the left tooth of Gautama Buddha is enshrined. The temple which is venerated by thousands of local & foreign devotees and tourists daily was named as a world heritage by UNESCO in 1988

•             kandyan dance performance in the evening.

he Kandyan dance is highly sophisticated and refined. It flourished under the Kandyan kings from the 16th through the 19th centuries, and today it is considered the national dance of Sri Lanka.

Overnight Stay in a Hotel Kandy

After Breakfast

• Ambekke Temple – Where Wood Speaks Ancient Art!

A timeless symbol of Sri Lanka's wooden craftsmanship and spiritual heritage.Nestled in the lush greenery of Udunuwara, Kandy, this 14th-century temple is famed for its extraordinary wooden carvings, pillared halls, and cultural depth. Built during the Gampola Era by King Wickramabahu III, this shrine is dedicated to God Kataragama (Skanda Kumara).

• Discover the Lush Beauty of Sri Lanka’s Tea Plantations

Step into the rolling hills of green, where mist kisses the mountaintops and the scent of fresh tea fills the air.Welcome to Sri Lanka’s world-renowned Tea Country – where every leaf tells a story. 💚🌄 From the scenic slopes of Nuwara Eliya, Ella, and Haputale, to the heritage trails of Hatton and Badulla, these plantations aren’t just about tea – they’re about time-honored tradition, breathtaking views, and local life intertwined with nature.

Overnight Stay in a Hotel Nuwara Eliya

• Horton Plains National Park – Where Earth Meets Sky

Lose yourself in the untouched beauty of Sri Lanka’s highlands, where clouds kiss the grasslands and wild deer roam free.Horton Plains National Park is a surreal escape — rich in biodiversity, shrouded in mist, and home to the famous World’s End cliff 🌫️🌍

📍 Located in Nuwara Eliya, this UNESCO-listed site is a haven for nature lovers, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts.

• Gregory Lake – Nuwara Eliya’s Crown Jewel

Escape to the heart of Nuwara Eliya, where the cool breeze dances over the glistening waters of Gregory Lake. Whether you're sipping tea by the shore or enjoying a speedboat ride through the mist, this tranquil lake is the perfect blend of romance, relaxation, and adventure!

Overnight Stay in a Hotel Nuwara Eliya

• Nine Arch Bridge

The Nine Arch Bridge, also known as the Bridge in the Sky, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Sri Lanka, located between the towns of Ella and Demodara in the Badulla District.

• Udawalawe National Park

Udawalawe National Park is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries in Sri Lanka, especially renowned for its large elephant population and beautiful landscapes.

  Location: Situated in the southern part of Sri Lanka, spanning the Sabaragamuwa and Uva provinces.

  Established: Declared a national park in 1972, primarily to provide a sanctuary for wild animals displaced by the construction of the Udawalawe Reservoir.

  Area: Covers approximately 30,800 hectares (308 km²).

  Landscape: A mix of grasslands, scrub jungle, and forest, set against the backdrop of the Udawalawe Reservoir and nearby mountains.

Overnight Stay in a Hotel  Mirissa

• Mirissa Beach

Mirissa Beach is a stunning tropical getaway on the south coast of Sri Lanka, famous for its golden sands, turquoise waters, and laid-back vibe.

• Galle Dutch Fort

Galle Dutch Fort (Sri Lanka) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved colonial fortresses in Asia. Built originally by the Portuguese in 1588, it was later extensively fortified by the Dutch in the 17th century during their control of Sri Lanka.

• Madu River Safari

Madu River Safari (also known as Madu Ganga Safari) is one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic and serene river experiences, located in Balapitiya, along the southern coast.

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