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10 days 9 nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English
This fantastic and thrilling tour will highlight all the attractions and vibrant traditions that are part of Sri Lanka, with stays in some of the most luxurious accommodation options in Sri Lanka. Here, you will be greeted with friendly Sri Lankan hospitality from the heart. It is possible to take time during the trip to unwind and enjoy the cozy accommodations (Six UNESCO World Heritage Sites Visit). Enjoy a relaxing and comfortable journey the diverse avenues that run through Negombo and the Rock Cave Temple of Dambulla where you can see an impressive golden Buddha while you explore the rich tradition of tea in Sri Lanka in the hillside plantation of Nuwara Eliya; spend a night in a spiritual Kandy in the home of the revered Temple of the Tooth Relic and visit the Dutch colonial city of Galle and spend time at the famed Sri Lankan beaches. The tour has been designed to be relaxing, so have fun on the unforgettable journey under the supervision of your experienced tour guide. You’ll encounter fascinating people and witness excellent sites and scenery that will give you many memories that will make for an unforgettable trip.
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Start Point - Colombo CMB airport Colombo, Sri Lanka
When you arrive at Colombo CMB Airport (you can plan your arrival in Sri Lanka anytime between 6.00 am and 23.30 pm), you will meet your tour guide and be taken into your accommodation. We did not plan any activities, meaning you can spend an enjoyable day at Negombo Beach or in the pool at your hotel after a long travel time. Negombo has been known for a long time as the most vibrant beach town in Sri Lanka, famous for its sand beach and seafood as well as entertainment. In the evening, you can stroll along the coast and then go into a local restaurant for the first time to taste Sri Lankan cuisine. Stay overnight in a seafront hotel in Negombo.
After breakfast in the hotel, you'll take a trip through the breathtaking Sri Lankan countryside towards Dambulla city, the central area of the triangular culture on the island. As you travel through the lush rice paddy fields, along with coconut plantations, make sure to stop at a stall on the side of the road to sample some coconut water that is King. While on the route, you could go to the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, designed to safeguard and care for wild elephants who roam around the forests in Sri Lanka. It's an extraordinary moment for elephants to be taking a bath in the river that is nearby. After arriving at Dambulla, You'll be treated to a delightful cultural village tour as you explore the stunning countryside. The time will begin with the Bullock Cart ride, one of the oldest and most important transportation methods found in Sri Lanka, still used in a few villages. During the tour, you can enjoy a canoe journey across the lake. Then, you will be taken to a farmer's home where you can experience traditional Sri Lankan countryside hospitality and visit his farm. You'll go to Sigiriya Lion Rock in the evening since it is the ideal time to photograph the breathtaking sunset scene. Sigiriya is an old rock fortress that lies close to Dambulla. Dambulla. The King Kasyapa (477 477 - 495 BC) constructed his palace on the highest point of the rock and adorned its sides with vibrant frescoes.
Sigiriya is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most preserved evidence of an ancient civilization. Sigiriya does not readily reveal its secrets; however, you need to ascend a set of towering staircases before you can reach the highest point. Along the way, you'll see incredible frescoes and the colossal lion feet carved into bedrock. The night will be spent in an eco-friendly resort, Habarana. Habarana
In the morning, you'll go to Ritigala Forest Monastery ( subject to a change in time or canceling the trip due to the weather). The place is ideal for travelers who want a relaxing and non-tourist experience. It could also provide a unique chance to discover the undiscovered beauty of Sri Lanka (UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Site). This is the perfect spot if you're tired of noisy and crowded places. Ritigala is an ancient Buddhist monastery complex located in a nature reserve run by the Department of Wildlife and the Forest Department of Sri Lanka. In the past, these caves in the jungle were used by Buddhist monks belonging to the "Pansakulika" Order. In this beautiful location are the remains of a monastic structure that encompasses an area of 24 hectares. It is also a beautiful and peaceful setting. You can enjoy a lovely stroll through the unspoiled forest and the peace of the natural surroundings. Afterward, your tour guide will transfer you to Minneriya/Kaudulla Park for a safari in the afternoon because it's the best time to observe wild elephants in their natural habitat. If you're interested in an epic rumble through the forest, Minneriya/Kaudulla is the best option! With an area of over 8800 acres, the park is mainly an elephant sanctuary; however, it's also home to a herd of bulls, deer, wild boars, and other colorful birds. It's always fun to see baby elephants having fun with the water in the main lake in the park. The park is renowned as the most elephant-friendly location around the globe. Stay the night in an eco-friendly hotel-Habarana
After breakfast, go to the Royal Cave Temple and Golden Buddha Stature (UNESCO World Heritage SITE). Dambulla is the most extensive and well-preserved underground temple in Sri Lanka. Numerous kings have cherished it from around the 1st century B.C. The rock rises to 160m over the plains surrounding it and has five cave temples containing many distinctive and essential drawings from the past. Climbing the rock and taking in the stunning views from the mountain's summit would be an incredible experience. Afterward, you'll go to the Matale Spice Garden (INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE). After that, you will travel to Kandy, The capital city of the final Sinhalese kingdom. It is situated on a hill surrounded by mountains and is the home of tea plantations and bio-diversity rainforests. Kandy is also renowned for its sanctuaries and Buddhist places, such as The Temple that houses the Tooth Relic. After lunch, visitors can stroll around the city's bustling center, including a visit to Central Market. Central Market, before engaging in a show of dances from the cultural tradition, which is influenced by Sri Lankan arts, traditional dance, and heritage (INCLUDED in the package). It's now a significant place of interest for those who visit the country and are looking to explore the rich heritage of its culture. Overnight stay at a Mount View hotel in Kandy.
In the morning, you'll visit Peradeniya Royal Garden, considered one of the top gardens of the botanical world in Asia. It is a walk by examining the variety of orchids in 300 types, a grand line of royal palms, an extraordinary cannonball tree, and the 40m-high Burma bamboo. A further highlight is the vast Javan fig tree on the lawn with its enormous central trunk and the umbrella-like canopy of its branches. Then, you'll head to Kitulgala Forest; upon arrival, you will be served a delicious local meal before embarking on the adventure. Kitulgala is a major ecotourism destination located in Sri Lanka. It's an absolute heaven for those looking for adventures in the mountains because it has a variety of hill trails that meander through clear rivers, thick forests, waterfalls, and lush tea plantations. The options (INCLUDED in the pack) include river rafting, jungle canyoning, water slide, and confidence leaps. You will stay in the small, eco-friendly resort without the luxury amenities (air-conditioned rooms with water views). Staying in this beautiful area is an incredible chance for anyone who is an avid nature enthusiast. Stay the night at a nature-friendly resort or Kitulgala.
After breakfast, you'll be able to enjoy an unforgettable journey through beautiful tea plantations that are lush and green and the stunning panorama of the mountains and the waterfalls leading to the region known as Nuwara Eliya. It is commonly called "Little England" because many buildings in the city have preserved their original features from the British colonial era, like the Queen's Cottage, the General's House as The Grand Hotel, the Hill Club, and the Town Post Office. As this beautiful town is situated in the hills, it is marked by an excellent, chilly climate throughout the year. Visit a tea plantation (INCLUDED in the PACKAGE). Sri Lanka, tea, and tourism are three words that cannot be separated. Explore the chilly and misty hills home to the lush green tea plantations. There is also the chance to visit a plantation that produces the famous name of Ceylon Tea to observe the rich history that is kept to date. Make sure you finish your factory visit in style with a perfect glass of tea. If you have time, stroll around Nuwara Eliya city center and the market for vegetables and fruits. Explore the lanes filled with short meals' street food choices and busy local restaurants. Overnight stay in a stylish cottage bungalow in Nuwara Eliya.
In the morning, you'll be treated to a breathtaking train journey from Nanu-Oya Station to Ella village. It's regarded as among the top scenic hill train trips around the globe (Train ticket classes depend on availability as they aren't available for pre-booking). Ella is a famous hill country town because it's a fantastic natural environment. Nine Arch Bridge is a popular draw for tourists in Ella. It is a massive bridge made of solid blocks, rocks, and cement with no single piece of steel. The bridge was officially inaugurated in 1921. Ella is an ideal spot to walk and climb, and its most well-known trek route is "Mini Adam's Peak." At night, it is possible to relax in the town center, home to many pubs, restaurants and even evening entertainment. Ella is among the most beautiful places anyone traveling to Sri Lanka should not miss. Overnight stay in a hotel -Ella Village.
After breakfast, take a bus from Ella to Mirissa Beach. On the way, take a trip to Udawalawe National Park, the largest and most beautiful National Park in Sri Lanka. Because of the lake in the park, Udawalawe National Park is divided into two parts. Because the river makes getting across the other side challenging, Yala is treated as two parks. But that doesn't alter the excellent options!
With a variety of different habitats, this park offers a fantastic variety of wildlife, as well as beautiful birds. Take a jeep safari in 4x4 vehicles looking for peacocks hanging from trees or bushes, crocodiles circling the river, or elephants playing with water in the morning light. Then, continue to Mirissa, and when you arrive at the hotel, you can lay down on a beach towel while sipping an ice-cold cocktail or beer under an umbrella for the beach. In the evening or evening, you should stroll down the beach and across the seafront restaurant, where you can taste the traditional Sri Lankan seafood - an amazing crab curry will likely be served. Stay the night in a beachfront hotel - Mirissa.
In the early morning, you'll go on a whale-watching trip. Mirissa is among the ideal locations worldwide to see the largest animal. If you're up for it, hop on an ocean vessel to watch blue whales float, dive over you, and be amazed by their dimensions. It is important to note that whale-watching is a seasonally-based event. After that, continue your journey along the coast towards Galle, a renowned city on the west coast of Sri Lanka, well known for its Fort (UNESCO World Heritage Site). It's where classical Dutch and British architecture collides with an exotic setting and creates a vibrant ambiance of beauty. Explore the streets, listen to the sound of the wooden saloon doors, and notice the way European architecture is mingled with South Asian traditions nowadays, flooding the world with culture enthusiasts with a worldwide appeal. Historic Galle Lighthouse stands proudly on the southeast side of the Fort. After lunch, visitors can be treated to a Madu River boat trip that offers a variety of memorable moments, such as Madu River Fish Therapy. Then, you'll go to an animal hatchery. Locals and international volunteers fight to safeguard sea turtles as endangered animals. The vibrant tourist spot is not just known for its traditional fishing industry and cultivation of cinnamon but was later acknowledged through the Wildlife Protection Society, which studied the area with the Sea Turtle Conservation Project and has had an enormous impact. Overnight stay at a luxury beach resort - Bentota.
End Point Colombo CMB airport Colombo, Sri Lanka
Following breakfast, explore Colombo, the capital city. Colombo has a fascinating history dating from the 5th century. In the past, it was a significant port city for the trade between the East and West Seas. Today, it is an urban city with a unique feel. The extravagant restaurants, hotels, and shopping malls draw crowds of tourists and locals alike. In Colombo, there is the option of doing some last-minute shopping or a city tour to see the most famous destinations. After that, you will be transferred to the airport on time to catch your flight (you can schedule your return flight any time between 1.00 pm and 10.30 pm), or we will take the guest back to your hotel in Negombo/Colombo to conclude this fantastic excursion throughout the island.
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