DAY 01: ARRIVE COLOMBO
➤ Upon arrival you will be welcomed by our representative and transferred to your hotel.
➤ Sri Lanka known for its world-famous tea plantations to national parks made for safaris, has plenty to tempt you away from the amazing beaches.
➤ Overnight stay in hotel.

DAY 02: TRAVEL TO SIGIRYA >DAMBULLA>SIGIRYA (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast at the hotel, you will then transfer from Negombo to Sigiriya.
➤ Sigiriya, also known as the Lion Rock, is an ancient rock fortress located in the central Matale District of Sri Lanka. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most iconic and historically significant landmarks in the country. Sigiriya dates back to the 5th century AD and was built by King Kasyapa I. It served as both a royal palace and a fortress. The site has great historical and archaeological significance, offering insights into ancient Sri Lankan culture, architecture, and engineering.
➤ (Optional Entrance: USD 35 Per Person).
➤ To start up the tour, visit The 5th century rock citadel of King Kasyapa and World Heritage Site - Sigiriya - doesn't only boasts of ancient Sri Lankan engineering & urban planning supremacy but also acclaims to be one of the finest monuments of art & culture.
➤ Step through the Gigantic 'Lion Paws' - overlooking the symmetrical royal gardens below - to comprehend the absolute splendor that once dominated this rock fortress. Surrounded by ramparts & moats the Lion Rock - resembling the mythological 'City of Gods' - is coated by frescoes that relate to Gupta style paintings found in Ajanta caves of India.
➤ Walk in the shade of an eminent 'mirror wall' embracing the Western face of Sigiriya representing an artistic hundred meters laminated with graffiti.
➤ Wander into the well-fabricated museum downstairs for an epic journey of yesteryears to realize how the citadel floated above citizens with the castle, ponds and irrigation systems that pumped water right onto its summit with an ingenious hydraulic system describing a colossal masterpiece of the great king which remained a wonder in Asia for centuries.
➤ Lunch at Restaurant.
➤ You will then travel from Sigiriya to Dambulla.
➤ Dambulla is a town located in the Matale District of Sri Lanka. It's renowned for its historical and cultural significance, primarily centered around the Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla.
➤ In the city of Dambulla lies a hub which has been treasured by many kings since the 1st century B.C. Today, an icon in the face of Sri Lanka, Dambulla Rock Temple houses some of the most unique drawings in magnificently constructed 5 cave temples flanking the golden temple of Dambulla. Observe how exquisitely cave paintings are done along walls that shelter 150 statues of Lord Buddha. As you enter the retreat, look straight up to the gigantic Buddha statue glittering in gold over a land, which today houses an important junction in the country's economic and cultural uplifting.
➤ Head back to Sigirya.
➤ Dinner and Overnight Stay at hotel.

DAY 03: TRAVEL TO MATALE> EXPLORE KANDY (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast at the Hotel, you will travel to the town of Matale.
➤ Matale is characterized by its picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, lush forests, and fertile valleys. The region's natural beauty is a highlight for both visitors and residents.
➤ An agricultural zone in the Central Province, Matale seldom drops off the maps due to its remarkable contribution through flagship crops of the island extending from tea, rubber & vegetables to spices. Spearheading the Rebellion back in 1848, Matale today takes immense pride in its story woven around spices.
➤ Stop by the side of a spice garden - into which you will be most welcome - and observe the therapeutic values of spices & processes over a refreshing cup of herbal tea! Or spend some time idling on the hardened streets if you mean a real town adventure filled with voices and colors.
➤ After exploring Matale, you will travel to Kandy.
➤ Kandy is home to many historical and cultural landmarks that reflect its rich heritage. The city's architecture, traditional arts, and religious sites offer a glimpse into Sri Lanka's history.
➤ Last ruled by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe - before it was brought under the British rule in 1815, Kandy - the World Heritage Site & last royal capital of Sri Lankan kings -crafts an array of culture, history and heritage in the minds of visitors across the globe.
➤ Experience an ancient Kandyan legacy engraved around its crown jewel, the Temple of the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha.
➤ A stroll across this small lakeside town - cradled among the misty hills - will feature the Kandy City Centre - bundled with latest and world class brands, bazaar, an arts & crafts centre, as well as a gem museum & lapidary. Walk in color as you glide through fresh fruits and vegetables in the Kandy market.
➤ Fine tube your evening by stepping to the beat of traditional music & drumming amplified by a cultural show enhancing the rich and vibrant culture of the Wonder of Asia, Sri Lanka.
➤ Lunch at Restaurant
➤ Dinner and Overnight Stay at Hotel

DAY 04: VISIT TEA PLANTATION> TRAVEL & EXPLORE NUWARA ELIYA (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast at the hotel you will have the first visit of the day at Tea Plantation.
➤ Tea Plantations are a hallmark of Sri Lanka's landscape and culture. The country is known for its high-quality tea production, and its lush plantations are scattered throughout the central highlands.Sri Lanka, Tea and Tourism are words which cannot be separated. Take a tour to the cold & misty hills that take pride of an ultimate tea tour, covering lush green blankets of tea plantations. Or just step into a tea factory processing the prestigious brand of Ceylon Tea, to observe a rich tradition kept alive up to date. As you observe the hissing and swishing of machines, inhaling the heavenly scent arising from these facilities, make sure to end your day in style over a perfectly blended cup of pure Ceylon Tea.
➤ Transfer from Tea Plantation to Nuwara Eliya
➤ Nuwara Eliya is a charming hill station located in the central highlands of Sri Lanka. Known for its cool climate, picturesque landscapes, and tea plantations, Nuwara Eliya is a popular destination for both local and international travelers. The area is often referred to as "Little England" due to its climate and colonial architecture.Misty steep roads, twisting through lush green blankets of tea bushes in a cool climate, remind visitors that they are within the range of the renowned British colonial retreat, Nuwara Eliya. Augmented by an English countryside atmosphere, the city of light - once governed by English & Scottish planters - is still studded with colonial bungalows, hedgerows & one of the finest 18-hole golf courses in the world.
➤ A hike through the green grass and red-brick walls should present breathtaking views of a buzzing countryside hamlet.
➤ Drive through green valleys of the hill country pierced by endless waterfalls & dotted by tea pluckers draped in bright-colored saris. Or rent a bike for a gentle ride along the banks splashed by the waters of Lake Gregory.
➤ Gregory Lake is an artificial lake located in Nuwara Eliya, a picturesque hill station in Sri Lanka's central highlands. The lake is a prominent attraction in the area and offers a peaceful and scenic environment for both locals and tourists.
➤ Lunch at Restaurant .
➤ Dinner and Overnight Stay at Hotel.

DAY 05: RAWANA ELLA CAVE + YALA SAFARI (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast proceed to Kataragama, visit the Rawana Ella Cave. This cave is in the huge Ella Rock. Hanuman the monkey god, is said to have climbed up Ella Rock, in order to find Seetha in the cave. Seetha lived in this Cave for some time.
➤ After Lunch at a Restaurant, proceed to visit the Yala National Park, with a total protected area of 126,768 hectares, Yala consists of scrub plains, lagoons and rocky sections and offers the broadest cross-section of the countrys flora and fauna. In terms of game viewing this is probably the best place to see all of the big three elephant, leopard and water buffalo. It is estimated that Yala is home to about 35 Leopard making it one of the worlds densest leopard populations. Countless other animals including sloth bear, deer, wild boar, crocodiles, monkeys and numerous species of birds can also be seen here.
➤ Dinner and Overnight Stay at a Hotel

DAY 06: KATARAGAMA – WELIGAMA – GALLE - KOGGALA (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ Start your day with a delightful breakfast before heading to Galle. On the way, stop by Weligama, famous for itsiconic stilt fishermen —a picturesque sight of locals casting their lines from wooden poles out at sea. Upon arrival in Galle, embark on a city tour of this historic coastal gem. Once the main port of Ceylon, Galle is home to the magnificent 17th-centuryDutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Explore the Dutch Museum, the charming Dutch Church, and discover the city's rich colonial heritage, intricate lacework, and exquisite ebony carvings. Finally, check into your hotel and unwind

DAY 07: KOGGALA – BALAPITIYA - KOSGODA - BENTOTA (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast at the hotel, Proceed to Colombo. En route, visit Balapitiya for an exciting Madu River boat safari, gliding through mangrove forests and spotting diverse wildlife. Continue to Kosgoda to explore the turtle hatchery and learn about sea turtle conservation. In the evening, check into your hotel and unwind with beach leisure. For adventure seekers, optional water sports activities are available at your own cost.

DAY 08: TOUR COLOMBO AND DEPART (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before exploring Colombo, Sri Lanka’s dynamic commercial capital. Discover the city’s blend of history and modernity as you drive past the historic Racecourse, once a horse racing hub and WWII airstrip, now a vibrant shopping and dining destination. Stroll through the bustling Pettah Floating Market for a unique shopping experience, and witness the futuristic developments of Colombo Port City. Conclude your tour with a visit to Independence Square, a landmark symbolizing Sri Lanka’s freedom, before wrapping up your Colombo adventure.