Airport > Negombo

Negombo Fish Market - Known locally as the Lellama, the Negombo Fishing Village is situated across the lagoon bridge, near the Old Dutch Gate. This expansive open-air fish market is the second largest in the nation, offering an authentic glimpse into the local fishing community. The market is lively, colorful, and filled with the aroma of fresh fish! Visitors can observe fishermen arriving in numerous boats with their daily catch. Witness the bustling trade among wholesalers and restaurateurs, and see the packing and loading of fish for nationwide distribution and export. The retail section is a hive of activity, with customers haggling over prices with local fish vendors.

Negombo > Sigiriya

Sigiriya The Ancient Rock Fortress - Ascend the 5th-century AD rock fortress of Sigiriya, once ruled by King Kasyapa. Enter through the lion’s paws, fitting for its name, ‘the Lion Rock.’ Admire the stunning, enduring murals that have made Sigiriya famous. Climb the steep stairs to explore the terraced gardens and functioning cisterns. Walk through tunnels leading to the palace, experiencing a sense of ancient times.

Hiriwadunna - Hiriwaduna is a quaint village that preserves its traditional customs and culture. Enjoy an oxen cart ride for a farmer’s perspective of village life. Relax on a catamaran safari across a serene lake. Stroll through golden fields ripe with paddy. Participate in a traditional cooking demonstration to learn the basics of Sri Lankan cuisine. Savor a home-cooked lunch, prepared over a wood fire and served on fragrant lotus leaves atop woven trays. Experience the life of a Sri Lankan villager for a day.

Sigiriya > Minneriya > Sigiriya

Minneriya National Park - Embark on a three-hour safari through Minneriya National Park. Witness the spectacle of over 150 elephants gathering during the renowned Great Elephant Gathering, occurring in the dry season from May to October. Besides elephants, spot various mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians in the park’s scrublands, forests, and other habitats.

Sigiriya > Sembuwatta > Kandy

Sembuwatta Lake - Sembuwatta Lake, a tourist attraction in Elkaduwa, Matale District, Sri Lanka, lies next to the Campbell’s Lane Forest Reserve. This man-made lake, formed from natural spring water, features a natural swimming pool. Sembuwatta Lake is estimated to be 9 m (30 ft) to 12 m (39 ft) deep. Owned by Elkaduwa Plantations, the lake generates electricity for nearby villagers.

Kandy > Peradeniya > Kandy

Kandy - Explore the vibrant streets of Kandy, filled with bright colors, delicious foods, and rich history. Discover Kandy’s key monuments. Sample tasty Sri Lankan street food from stalls. Watch garland makers at work. Visit a stunning Hindu Temple. Enjoy a short, fun ride in a three-wheeler.

Royal Botanical Gardens - Visit the renowned Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya, established in the early 19th century. Wander through the expansive grounds, home to over 4000 plant species. Learn about orchids, spices, and medicinal plants. Stroll down avenues shaded by large, rare trees or lined with flowering plants. See the cannonball tree, cross the wobbly suspension bridge, navigate short hedge mazes, or climb twisty trees that make excellent jungle gyms.

Kandy > Nuwara Eliya

Ramboda Falls - Ramboda Ella, the 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka, is located near Pussellawa. Ramboda Falls has three sections. The middle section is visible from the A5 highway, just above the bridge, though smaller than the other parts. The top section is partially visible from the main road, but a full view requires climbing a path before the bridge. The climb may be challenging, but the view of the top fall and surroundings is rewarding.

Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya - Visit this highland city, a favored holiday resort for the British in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Stroll through streets lined with charming cottages, quaint villas, and elegant mansions. Capture memories at the old red-bricked post office by purchasing a colorful postcard to send or keep. Relax at Queen Victoria Park or by Lake Gregory.

Nuwara Eliya > Colombo

Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque - The Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque, or Red Mosque (distinct from New Delhi’s Red Mosque), is one of Colombo’s oldest mosques. Arabs first arrived in Sri Lanka for trade in the 7th century AD. As ancient Ceylon was a trade hub on the spice and silk routes, they maintained a presence by migrating or intermarrying with locals. Most Islamic communities settled in Colombo or Galle, where the main ports were, and their descendants continue to live in these areas.

Colombo

Independence Square - Independence Square in Sri Lanka symbolizes the nation’s liberation from colonial rule. Located in Colombo, it features grand architecture blending traditional Sri Lankan and colonial styles. Surrounded by lush greenery, it offers a peaceful retreat in the city’s heart. Visitors can explore its tranquil environment, adorned with statues and monuments, while reflecting on the country’s rich history and path to independence.

Colombo National Museum - The Colombo National Museum in Sri Lanka is a repository of the island’s rich history and culture. Founded in 1877, it houses a vast collection of artifacts, including ancient art, royal regalia, and historical documents. Visitors can explore exhibits on archaeology, ethnology, and natural history, gaining insight into Sri Lanka’s diverse heritage. With its elegant architecture and serene setting, the museum offers a captivating journey through the country’s past.

Gangaramaya (Vihara) Buddhist Temple - Gangaramaya Temple, located in the heart of Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a vibrant testament to the island’s rich cultural and religious heritage. This Buddhist temple, adorned with intricate architecture, houses a revered collection of statues, relics, and artifacts. Its serene ambiance offers visitors a tranquil retreat from the bustling city streets. With its ornate shrines, tranquil ponds, and bustling market, Gangaramaya Temple stands as a revered symbol of spirituality and community in Sri Lanka.

Colombo Fort Old Lighthouse & Clock Tower - The Colombo Fort Old Lighthouse in Sri Lanka is a historic beacon dating back to the colonial era. Built in the 19th century, it guided maritime travelers navigating the Indian Ocean. Although no longer in active use, its weathered facade and towering presence remain a testament to the island’s rich maritime heritage, attracting visitors to its storied past and offering panoramic views of the bustling Colombo port.

Old Parliament Building - The Old Parliament Building in Sri Lanka is an architectural symbol of the nation’s rich history and democratic heritage. Completed in 1930, its colonial-era design exudes grandeur, blending British and local influences. Situated in the heart of Colombo, this iconic structure has witnessed pivotal moments in Sri Lanka’s political evolution. Today, it serves as a symbol of governance and national identity, drawing visitors with its stately presence and historical significance.

Galle Face Green - Galle Face Green, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a scenic oceanfront urban park stretching along the Indian Ocean. With its expansive green lawns, palm trees, and ocean views, it’s a popular gathering spot for locals and tourists alike. The promenade offers stunning sunset views, kite flying, street food stalls serving local delicacies, and recreational activities. It’s a vibrant hub where families, friends, and couples come together to relax, socialize, and enjoy the coastal ambiance.

Colombo > Airport

Katunayake - After a leisurely morning and breakfast at the hotel, check out and drive to the airport for the flight back home.

• English-speaking chauffeur guide for entire tour
• All taxes and service charges included
• Private vehicle transport with chauffeur accommodations

• Hotel Accommodation.
• International / Domestic Airfare.
• Any expenses of personal nature.
• Entrance fees to the respective sites.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.