• Sigiriya The Ancient Rock Fortress - Climbing the Rock Fortress Sigiriya “The 8th Wonder” where you count average 1200 steps to 660 ft that a palace was built on rocky citadel surrounded by thick jungle. Sigiriya Rock Fortress is the authentic marvel of Lankan skills that a Citadel built over 200M top of the rock with amazing Infrastructures, Entertainments, Wall Frescos, Mirror Wall, Rock Pools, Water Gardens and Royal Buildings renowned as the 8th Wonder and accredited as UNESCO World Heritage.
• Minneriya National Park - Minneriya Flood Plains, one of most beautiful landscapes in North Central Province Sri Lanka with a land extent of 88890 ha where especially home for Wild Elephants and other 24 Species of Mammals, 160 Species of Birds, 09 Species of Amphibians, 25 Species of Reptiles, 26 Species of Fish, and 75 Species of Butterflies. Minneriya has been accredited as National Wildlife Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation as well that highly restricted with regulations but amply open for public year around with some closing periods due to monsoon rain and flooding of the plains. The flood plains appear as the most popular Sri Lankan wild elephants sighting and facilitate with Jeeps and appropriate safari fleets. Hiring a trekker is viable for enhance the experience with proper knowledge and Entrance Fees are regulated by National Wildlife of Sri Lanka and Jeeps are provided by private operators.

• Hotel Pick up & Drop off
• Private transportation
• Safari Jeep Fees
• Local Site Guide
• Bottle of Water

• Snacks
• All Entrance Fees

Minneriya Flood Plains, located in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka, is one of the most stunning landscapes, covering an area of 88,890 hectares. It is a sanctuary for wild elephants and hosts 24 species of mammals, 160 species of birds, 9 species of amphibians, 25 species of reptiles, 26 species of fish, and 75 species of butterflies. Recognized as a National Wildlife Sanctuary and Conservation area, Minneriya is governed by strict regulations but remains open to the public throughout the year, except during monsoon rains when the plains may flood. It is renowned for being the best place in Sri Lanka to observe wild elephants, with jeep safaris and appropriate fleets available for visitors. Hiring a guide can enhance the experience with expert knowledge. Entrance fees are managed by the National Wildlife of Sri Lanka, while jeeps are operated by private companies. A 400 km round trip is easily achievable from Colombo, Negombo, or even Bentota Beach areas.

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