After early breakfast Sightseeing tour of Negombo. Negombo is a characteristic fishing town north of Colombo and Situated by the shores of a lagoon and is an ideal place for those who want quick access to and from the airport. Set amidst lush groves of coconut palms, it breathes the spirit of the sea. Negombo is a gourmet’s paradise with sea food in plenty. Old - world fishing craft, like the outrigger canoe and the catamaran, bring seer, skipjack, herring, mullet,
pomfret and amber jack, while lobster and prawn are caught in the lagoon.

Return to the hotel and thereafter, leave for Sigiriya. Enroute, visit Dambulla Cave Temple, the magnificent rock temple in Dambulla, a world heritage site built in the first century BC. It is recognized to be the largest cave sanctuary in the world with its 2000 m2 of walls and ceilings painted with more than 150 Buddha images, the largest of which is engraved in the rock and reaches 14 meters.. Arrive and check-in to the hotel.

Dinner & overnight accommodation in Sigiriya.

After early breakfast climb the Sigiriya Rock Fortress (Lion’s Rock), one of the most extraordinary artistic complexes of its time (477–498 AD). This magnificent citadel, declared as a UNESCO heritage site in 1982, allures artistic and architectural curiosity from around the globe.

Return to the hotel and join a cooking demonstration to prepare a few spicy Sri Lankan dishes. Enjoy a Sri Lankan rice and curry lunch.

Afternoon proceed to Polonnaruwa and set on a guided sightseeing tour of Polonnaruwa - the Medieval Kingdom from the 11th to the 13th century. Ethnic harmony prevailed between the Sinhalese and the Tamils during this period. Buddhist and Hindu Temples located in the same complex and many other ruins symbolizes this fact. The Palaces, Huge granite sculptures and the massive tanks and complex irrigation systems built by the Great Kings conveys the extent of development that existed in this middle history period.

Return to hotel for dinner and overnight stay At Sigiriya.

After early breakfast - Proceed to Pidurangala and climb to the top of the rock to view sunrise. Discover one of Sri Lanka’s most talked about places of interest; Pidurangala. Located in close proximity to the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Pidurangala has a proud ancient heritage which is often overlooked by many who visit. From the rich history to the adventurous climb
and glorious views at the peak, you’ll find all that you need to know right here!

Thereafter , visit school in Habarana (Depending on the school holidays). You are cordially invited to the "Moragaswewa Maha Vidyalaya," a village school in the Habarana district. Contribute school items such as books for the library, stationery, or sports equipment for students at the school.

Return to hotel thereafter proceed on a Audangawa trek. Walk through Augandawa Village, visit the local temple, and evoke blessings from the Buddhist monk. Pass through the village, paddy fields and Chena cultivation, and stop by a small wayside tea shop to quench your thirst with a local tea or a king coconut.

Return to hotel for dinner and overnight stay At Sigiriya.

After breakfast - Proceed to Knuckles, Enroute, visit the Spice Garden in Matale to see the many different types of spices for which Sri Lanka is famous. and also enjoy an Ayurvedic massage at the spice garden (10–15 minutes).

Thereafter continue to Knuckles. The Knuckles Mountain Range consists of some of the most
heavenly nature trails in Sri Lanka. This region is home to around 40 villages and is rich in biodiversity with the abundance of flora and fauna. Declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2009, this mountain range has become a major eco-tourism spot
in Sri Lanka.

Arrive and check-in to Hotel.

Afternoon leisure at the hotel.

Dinner and overnight stay at Knuckles.

After early breakfast Hiking and Trekking in Knuckles Range. The Knuckles range is one of the loveliest nature attractions of Sri Lanka. The changing terrain of grasslands, rugged mountain peaks interspersed with streams and cascading waterfalls make Knuckles mountain range that covers an area of 18512 hectares the trekker’s paradise.

Knuckles mountain range, a World heritage Conservation Area that affords intriguing trekking possibilities, is still to a greater extent untouched zone of significant natural beauty and biodiversity. The serious trekkers and biodiversity enthusiasts would even take up a three day hike of 40 plus km trek with a guide.

Thereafter leave for Kandy. Kandy was the hill capital from 1514 to 1815 AD. Originally known as Senkadagala, the city eventually came to be known as Kandy. Kandy was declared as a UNESCO heritage site in 1988. The style and
character of the Sri Lankan civilization at the time are well articulated in the heart of the city itself, with its lake, the temples, including the Temple of the Tooth Relic, and the well preserved ruins of the royal palaces.

Arrive and check-in to hotel.

Dinner and overnight stay at Kandy.

After breakfast - Sightseeing tour of Kandy. Also, visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic of the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. The sacred relic was brought to Sri Lanka in the 4th century A.D. The sacred relic has ever since been the symbol of sovereignty for its ruler and
is always enshrined in great splendour.

Thereafter Proceed to Mahiyanganaya.

Located in proximity to the gushing streams of the famous Mahaweli River, Mahiyanganaya is a town located in the misty hills of the Badulla district. Whilst appearing to be a deceptively
quiet little town, it boasts of a rich cultural and historical heritage, hailing back centuries into Sri Lanka’s past. The area is perfect for a quick stop for some sightseeing, particularly if
you’re interested in indulging yourself in the religious allure of the country and region.

Arrive to hotel, check in to the hotel.

Dinner & overnight stay in Mahiyanganaya.

After breakfast Proceed to Dambana. DAMBANA is a remote jungle village of indigenous people renowned for its eco tourism prospects, situated about 300km from Colombo , Sri Lanka . The population of these indigenous ‘Veddha’ people now consists of only about 350 families, a number significantly reduced from a once thriving community. Visitors to this fascinating village have the opportunity to meet and chat with the people who live there, learn about their traditions, and gain a unique insight into their way of life.

Thereafter Proceed to Nuwaraeliya.

Thereafter, visit a tea plantation and a factory. Here you will enjoy the absolute tea experience, taking you from the moment the young tea leaves are plucked from the plantation to being
processed in the factory to make a steamy cup of tea.

Arrive and check-in to the hotel.

Late afternoon sightseeing tour Nuwara Eliya.

Dinner & overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

After breakfast thereafter leave to Nanu Oya Railway Station to get on board the train to Ella, a train journey is truly a rare experience and is an adventure itself! Apart from the breathtaking sceneries of the tea country and picturesque waterfalls, it is a chance for you to mingle with the local people.

Your Driver guide will pick you from Ella Railway station and proceed to the hotel.

Thereafter Proceed to Udawalawa.

Arrive to hotel, check in to the Hotel.

Dinner & overnight stay at Udawalawa.

After breakfast at the Hotel Thereafter Proceed to The Elephant Transit Home. Udawalawe Elephant transits home (ETH), also called Udawalawe elephant orphanage. The primary purpose of the Elephant Transit Home is to rehabilitate and release isolated baby elephants to the wild Thereafter Proceed to Yala.

Arrive and check-in to the hotel.

Afternoon set on a jeep safari at the Yala National Park. The Yala National Park is situated in the South East of Sri Lanka and offers wildlife enthusiasts an approach of life time to see
wild boar, deer, leopards, crocodiles, monkeys in their national surroundings.

Return to the hotel for dinner & overnight stay in Yala / Tissamaharama.

After breakfast leave for Galle. Set on a sightseeing tour of the Galle Fort and ramparts
enclosing a perfectly preserved old heritage town. A walk round the ramparts and bastions is the customary method of appreciating the magnificence of its structure, and of gaining a perspective of the town it encloses. Using a little imagination, this fort, a testament in stone, can yield up a corridor into the past, a journey down which Later, sample the narrow, busy streets that reveal much about the life of the inhabitants. Admire the Dutch houses, the Dutch Reformed Church and the restored Dutch Gatevokes images of earlier times..

Check-in to the hotel.

Late afternoon at leisure.

Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel At Galle.

Early in the morning, with a packed breakfast proceed to Kanneliya.

Enjoy a trekking in Kanneliya Forest Reserve. Kanneliya–Dediyagala–Nakiyadeniya or KDN is a forest complex in southern Sri Lanka. The forest complex designated as a biosphere reserve in 2004 by UNESCO. The KDN complex is the last large remaining rainforest in Sri Lanka other than Sinharaja Rain Forest Reserve.

Thereafter, leave to Ahungalla.

Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel at Ahungalla.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Spend the day at leisure at the beach / by the pool.

Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel.

After breakfast proceed to Colombo, and set out on a sightseeing tour of the commercial capital, Colombo.

The commercial capital of Sri Lanka. The colourful city walk takes you from the noisy bazaar to the fashionable residential area, passing places where grand colonial-era buildings coexist with modern office structures. The diversity of religion and ethnicity of the people in this city
becomes very evident.

It is advisable to be at the airport 3 hours prior to your flight. Your transfer to the airport will be arranged per your departure flight information.

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