| Day 1 : | AIRPORT / Pinnawala Elephant Orphange | Tropical Life - Dambulla |
|---|---|---|
| Day 2 : | Sigiriya Rock / Dambulla Cave Temple | Tropical Life - Dambulla |
| Day 3 : | Spice Garden / Kandy City Tour / Tooth Relic | Earl’s Regent - Kandy |
| Day 4 : | Train Ride ( Kandy to Nanu Oya) / Tea Factory & Tea Plantation / Gregory Lake Walk | Araliya Red - Nuwara Eliya |
| Day 5 : | Madu River Boat Safari / Turtle Hatchery | Earl's Reef - Bentota |
| Day 6 : | Colombo City Tour / Gangaramaya Temple | Fairway - Colombo |
| Day 7 : | Colombo / AIRPORT |
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Sri Lanka’s most captivating destinations. Begin your adventure with the Colombo City Tour, where the island’s modern charm blends beautifully with its colonial heritage. Stroll through lively streets, colorful markets, and coastal promenades that showcase the country’s vibrant spirit.
Continue to the Spice Garden, where the air is filled with the rich aroma of cinnamon, cardamom, and pepper. Learn about Sri Lanka’s ancient spice trade and the traditional uses of these natural treasures.
The journey then leads to the hill capital, Kandy, a city of culture, history, and natural beauty. During the Kandy City Tour, visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic, one of Buddhism’s most sacred sites, and experience the spiritual essence of this royal city.
A visit to a Tea Factory offers insight into the art of producing world-renowned Ceylon tea. Walk through green hills blanketed with tea bushes and enjoy a fresh cup straight from the source.
At the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, witness the gentle giants as they bathe and play by the river — a heartwarming experience that highlights Sri Lanka’s care for wildlife.
The adventure continues to the magnificent Sigiriya Lion Rock, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Climb the ancient fortress to uncover its royal history, ancient frescoes, and breathtaking panoramic views.
Enjoy a scenic Train Ride through lush tea estates, misty mountains, and picturesque villages — one of the most beautiful rail journeys in the world. Upon reaching Nuwara Eliya, unwind with a Gregory Lake Walk, surrounded by cool breezes and mountain scenery.
Head down south for a tranquil Madu River Boat Ride, where you’ll drift through mangrove forests, small islands, and peaceful waterways full of natural beauty. Visit the Turtle Hatchery to learn about sea turtle conservation and witness the release of tiny hatchlings into the ocean.
From cultural landmarks to natural wonders, this journey across Sri Lanka is filled with moments of discovery, peace, and beauty — an experience that will stay with you forever.
• Meet & assistance at the Airport.
• Map of Sri Lanka
• Free upgrades on availability
• Accommodation on HB Basis
• Transfers on a private basis in an A/C vehicle – Car
• English Speaking Chauffer Driver
• One bottle of Mineral Water per person per day (For round tour clients only).
• Sightseeing visits and Entrance Fees
• Airfare and visa charges.
• Lunches.
• Any compulsory room supplements during the tour.
• Video and Camera permits at sights.
• Meals outside of the stated meal plan.
• Use of vehicles other than the specified itinerary.
• Expenses of a personal nature.
• Any other services not specified above.
• Early check-in & Late check out at the hotels (Check in & check out time 14.00 to 12.00 Noon)
• Tips of any personal nature.
• Any compulsory supplements
• Sights mentioned as optional
• Insurance
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is where you can find the largest herd of captive elephants in the world. Established in 1975, it is a popular breeding ground for wild Asian elephants working towards the protection and welfare of these wild mammals. Orphaned and unweaned calves and wounded adults spotted in the forests of Sri Lanka are taken in here for proper care. Here you can take a closer look at the elephants who freely roam on the premises, learn elephant behavioral patterns, and get to know the ways of mahouts. Located amidst the major tourist destinations of the country, a visit to this elephant park is much more convenient and worth your time.
Check in at Tropical Life - Dambulla
Room Type - Deluxe
Hotel: Tropical Life - Dambulla
One of the most outstanding tourist attractions in Sri Lanka! Sigiriya is an incredible construction of an ancient fortress on the top of a rocky escarpment that overlooks the stupendous amount of vegetation. A Sri Lankan holiday is incomplete without paying the due visit to Sigiriya which shall include a natural sightseeing, peeping into the antiquity, and taking a stunning hike. You can't help but admire the existence, architectural brilliance of Sigiriya Fort, and fall for the charming views you are going to behold from its summit. Listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sigiriya epitomizes ancient urban planning.
Check in at Tropical Life - Dambulla
Room Type - Deluxe
Hotel: Tropical Life - Dambulla
Nestled in the heart of Sri Lanka’s hill country, the Spice Garden in Matale is a fragrant paradise that showcases the island’s centuries-old spice heritage. This lush garden invites visitors to explore the origins of Sri Lanka’s world-famous spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, nutmeg, pepper, and vanilla.
Walking through the garden, guests are guided by experts who explain the cultivation and traditional uses of each spice in Sri Lankan cuisine, Ayurveda, and herbal medicine. The air is filled with natural aromas, creating a soothing and educational experience for travelers.
Many spice gardens also offer live demonstrations of how spices are processed, along with opportunities to sample herbal teas, natural oils, and organic beauty products made from these ingredients.
Located conveniently on the route between Kandy and Dambulla, the Matale Spice Gardens are a must-visit stop for those who wish to experience the island’s natural bounty and learn how these fragrant treasures shaped Sri Lanka’s rich cultural and trade history.
The Temple of the Tooth Relic, locally known as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is one of the most sacred Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka. Nestled in the heart of Kandy, this magnificent temple houses the revered Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha, making it a place of immense spiritual significance for Buddhists around the world.
Beyond its religious importance, the Temple of the Tooth Relic stands as a symbol of Sri Lanka’s heritage, devotion, and timeless cultural beauty—drawing visitors from across the globe to experience its peace and splendor.
Check in at Earl’s Regent - Kandy
Room Type - Deluxe
Hotel: Earl’s Regent - Kandy
The train journey from Nanu Oya to Ella is one of the most breathtaking travel experiences in Sri Lanka, often ranked among the most scenic train rides in the world. Traveling in second class offers the perfect balance of comfort and authenticity, allowing travelers to fully enjoy the sights, sounds, and cool mountain breeze.
As the train departs from Nanu Oya, near Nuwara Eliya, it winds through lush tea plantations, mist-covered mountains, and charming little villages. With large open windows and doors, passengers can lean out to capture stunning photographs of the rolling hills, waterfalls, and colorful local life along the tracks.
The rhythmic clatter of the train on the rails, combined with the refreshing highland air, makes this journey truly magical. Along the way, you’ll pass through famous stops like Haputale and Diyatalawa, offering glimpses of terraced tea gardens and smiling locals waving from the stations.
Arriving in Ella, travelers are welcomed by a laid-back hill-town atmosphere surrounded by natural beauty — from the Nine Arches Bridge to Ella Rock and Little Adam’s Peak.
This second class train ride is more than just a mode of transport; it’s a soul-stirring adventure through the heart of Sri Lanka’s hill country — a journey you’ll remember forever.
Check in at Araliya Red - Nuwara Eliya
Room Type - Deluxe
Hotel: Araliya Red - Nuwara Eliya
Known for its thrilling boat ride experiences, the Madu Ganga is a small yet stunning watercourse in the Balpitiya town in the Galle district of Sri Lanka. It dances across the wet zone of the country opening up into Madu Lagoon, (Madu Lake), which, positioned around the coastline, is a large natural water body that forms a lavish network of lagoons, off-shoots, and islets. With diverse biodiversity, the Madu Ganga river covers 150 acres of land and has a collection of mangrove forests. Considered as one of the last wetlands in the country to have a pristine mangrove wealth, the Madu Ganga wetland is a world heritage site protected by the Ramsar Convention. Fishing and the cinnamon industry are the major economic means of the population of the region.
Check in at Ar Earl's Reef - Bentota
Room Type - Deluxe
Hotel: Earl's Reef - Bentota
The Colombo City Tour offers an exciting journey through Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital, where modern life blends seamlessly with rich colonial heritage and cultural charm. As the country’s largest city, Colombo is a vibrant hub filled with historic landmarks, seaside views, and colorful local experiences.
Your tour may begin with a visit to Galle Face Green, a lively oceanfront promenade perfect for evening strolls and street food. Next, explore the Gangaramaya Temple, one of Colombo’s most beautiful Buddhist temples known for its mix of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, and Chinese architecture.
The tour continues through Independence Square, a national monument surrounded by elegant colonial buildings, and the Old Parliament Building, showcasing the city’s political legacy. A stop at Pettah Market reveals the energetic pulse of local life with bustling vendors, exotic spices, and handmade crafts.
Modern Colombo also boasts world-class shopping and dining in places like One Galle Face Mall, Crescat Boulevard, and the scenic Colombo Port City area.
Whether it’s culture, history, or city life you’re after, the Colombo City Tour offers a perfect blend of Sri Lanka’s past and present—capturing the essence of an island that’s always alive with color and rhythm.
Check in at Araliya Red - Nuwara Eliya
Room Type - Deluxe
Hotel: Fairway - Colombo
