Day 1: Dambulla & Sigiriya

Begin with a visit to the Dambulla Cave Temple, one of the most famous Buddhist sites. This temple, carved out of a huge rock, has five caves filled with murals and over 150 statues of Buddha. The artwork inside dates back to over 2,000 years ago and tells stories of Sri Lanka's ancient kings and Buddhist traditions. Next, visit Sigiriya Rock, an unforgettable natural fortress. Known as the "Lion Rock," this sheer rock was once home to a royal palace. A climb up stone stairs and through a gate in the shape of a lion's mouth yields the stunning views of surrounding jungle and historic ruins on the summit, including a royal bathing pool and remains of a palace.

Sigiriya

Day 2: Kandy

Day 2 of your tour, can visit the charming town of Kandy, located in the middle of Sri Lanka's hill country. First, pay a visit to the Temple of the Tooth Relic, one of the most sacred places for Buddhists. It is home to a special tooth relic of Lord Buddha, and both locals and tourists come here to pay their respects. Next, take a peaceful walk through the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya, one of the largest and most beautiful gardens in the world. The garden is famous for its gorgeous collection of orchids, tall palm trees, and rare plants, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers. Finish off your day with a peaceful walk around Kandy Lake, which is enclosed by the soothing views of surrounding hills and the town. The best place to cool down and relax, and experience nature.

Kandy

Day 3: Nuwaraeliya

Nuwara Eliya, often called "Little England," is situated in Sri Lanka's cool highlands. The town earned its name because of its British-style buildings and cool, misty weather.You can visit some beautiful tea plantations, where you’ll see how tea is grown and learn about the process of making tea at a nearby tea factory.For relaxation, head to Gregory Lake, where you can enjoy peaceful boat rides across calm waters and take in the stunning views. You can also try horse riding around the lake or on nearby trails. For more active exploration, rent a bicycle and cycle around the lake, or simply relax and enjoy the fresh air.

Nuwara Eliya

Day 4: Yala

On the 4th day, visit Yala National Park, Sri Lanka's second-biggest for some fantastic wildlife safari. Yala houses a lot of diverse animals that range from leopards and elephants to spotted deer, sloth bears, and many rare bird species. The park's scenery, comprising forests, grasslands, and lagoons, offers an ideal setting for these animals to thrive. You will drive through the different habitats on safari, with great opportunities to closely see the wildlife in their natural environment. Whether you are a nature lover or a wildlife enthusiast, this day promises breathtaking views and unforgettable wildlife sightings. It will be an adventurous day, offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the heart of Sri Lanka's natural beauty..

Yala

Day 5 : Mirissa

Today is at leisure for relaxing in Mirissa, boasting unspoiled beaches with sparkling, crystal-clear water lapped by soft golden sand. Take it easy- bathe in the sea, or just lie on the beach, feasting your eyes on the warm sun. You can also take a peaceful walk along the shore, with lush green plants all around. If you are feeling more adventurous, explore the area and try some fresh seafood at one of the local restaurants. Mirissa is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Sri Lanka's coastline, making it a peaceful and refreshing stop on your journey.

Mirissa

Day 6: Galle

Humanize AI Galle is a charming coastal city in southern Sri Lanka, famous for its rich history, beautiful beaches, and vibrant culture. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is famous for the Galle Fort, a 16th-century Dutch-built fort where visitors can explore cobblestone streets, colonial buildings, and stunning ocean views. Inside the fort, you have the Dutch Reformed Church and the Galle National Museum for a peep into Sri Lanka's colonial past. Some of the other attractions here are beaches like Unawatuna Beach, where you can swim and snorkel, the Marine Archaeological Museum, a walk down the narrow streets with markets and handicrafts stores, and turtle hatcheries to give you an understanding of how conservation is taking place in this area. From history, culture, and nature, to relaxation, Galle on Sri Lanka's southern coast offers them all.

Galle

Day 7: Bentota

Bentota is a beautiful coastal destination in Sri Lanka, offering the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure. You can have a laid-back experience on golden sands, listening to the sound of the waves and soaking in the sun. For an extra touch of relaxation, indulge in a spa treatment to refresh your body and mind before the end of your journey. If you are looking for something more exciting, then take a boat trip down the Madu Ganga, a tranquil river full of greenery and life. Whether you are looking for quiet moments on the beach or an exciting boat ride, Bentota has something for every different traveler, making it the perfect location to end your Sri Lankan journey.

Bentota

Day 8: Colombo

Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka, offers a perfect blend of history and culture. Start with a leisurely walk along Galle Face Green, a park facing the sea, where you can enjoy the breeze. can visit to the Gangaramaya Temple, one of the most beautiful Buddhist sites in the city. Take a stroll through Colombo Fort to admire colonial architecture and visit the Old Dutch Hospital. Drive through Port City Colombo, a major new development featuring luxury hotels and shops, and end your day with stunning city views from the Lotus Tower.

Colombo

End of the tour

Departure

As your journey in Sri Lanka comes to an end, you will be dropped off at the airport for your departure.