• Wadduwa - Wadduwa, a charming coastal town in Sri Lanka, captivates visitors with its immaculate beaches, swaying palm trees, and tranquil ambiance. Renowned for its luxurious resorts and traditional allure, Wadduwa offers an ideal mix of relaxation and cultural exploration, making it a favored destination for those seeking peace by the Indian Ocean.
• Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall - The Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a remarkable example of architectural beauty and historical importance. Built in 1973 to honor former Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike, it is a leading venue for conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events. Its unique design, merging traditional Sri Lankan motifs with modern functionality, showcases the nation’s rich heritage and aspirations. Surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful surroundings, BMICH radiates grandeur and sophistication, drawing dignitaries, scholars, and visitors worldwide, symbolizing Sri Lanka’s dedication to excellence in diplomacy and cultural exchange.
• Independence Square - Independence Square in Sri Lanka represents the nation’s path to autonomy and sovereignty. Situated in the heart of Colombo, it holds great historical significance, commemorating the country’s independence from British colonial rule in 1948. The square’s impressive architecture blends colonial and indigenous influences, reflecting Sri Lanka’s diverse heritage. Encircled by lush greenery and pathways, it provides a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city. Visitors come to the square not only to admire its grandeur but also to honor the struggles and sacrifices that led to Sri Lanka’s freedom and self-determination.
• Colombo National Museum - Located at Sir Marcus Fernando Mawatha, adjacent to Viharamahadevi Park, the National Museum was Sri Lanka’s first, established in 1877. Its collection spans several centuries and cultures, from the Sinhala kingdoms to the British era. Highlights include the royal regalia of the last Kings of Kandy. The museum also features exquisite stone sculptures, Hindu bronzes, wooden carvings, Sri Lankan and European furniture and ceramics, and a fascinating array of masks depicting Buddhist demons and deities. The museum’s extensive library of over 500,000 books is primarily of interest to scholars, but its collection of 4,000 palm leaf manuscripts, created by etching letters into the fibrous surface of the leaf, is on display for all to admire. A small gallery of mid-19th-century paintings and etchings presents Sri Lanka through the eyes of British artists.
• Nelum Pokuna Mahinda Rajapaksa Theatre - The Nelum Pokuna Mahinda Rajapaksa Theatre, situated in Colombo, Sri Lanka’s capital, stands as a magnificent emblem of the nation’s cultural richness and artistic vibrancy. Named after former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, this state-of-the-art performance venue is a hub for various artistic endeavors, including theater, dance, music, and other cultural events. Its elegant architecture, combining modern design with traditional Sri Lankan elements, creates an inspiring atmosphere for audiences and performers alike. With its spacious auditoriums, cutting-edge facilities, and dedication to fostering creativity, the Nelum Pokuna Mahinda Rajapaksa Theatre remains a beacon of artistic excellence in the heart of Colombo.
• Gangaramaya (Vihara) Buddhist Temple - Nestled amidst the serene waters of Beira Lake, the Gangaramaya Temple complex is a vibrant site located in the heart of the Business District. The complex includes the Main Gangaramaya Buddhist Temple, the “Seema Malaka,” an assembly hall for monks, and a vocational training institute. The temple, over 120 years old, has evolved into an institution of international significance. During various ceremonial months, the temple and its surroundings are adorned with colorful lights, while the annual Nawam Perahera conducted by the Gangaramaya is one of the island’s most vibrant and colorful processions.
• Old Parliament Building - The Old Parliament Building in Colombo, Sri Lanka, stands as a majestic symbol of the nation’s rich history and political legacy. Constructed in the neoclassical style during the British colonial period, it exudes grandeur with its imposing Corinthian columns and intricate architectural details. Completed in 1930, it served as the seat of the Parliament of Ceylon until 1983 when the new Parliament complex was established. Today, the building remains a significant landmark, showcasing Sri Lanka’s journey from colonial rule to independence. Its historic significance and architectural beauty make it a cherished cultural asset in the heart of Colombo.
• Galle Face Green - Galle Face Green, located just south of Fort, is a long, narrow park facing the Indian Ocean, bustling with food stalls and locals on weekday and weekend evenings as it is a popular gathering spot for relaxation. A narrow arm of Beira Lake separates this district from Slave Island, a peninsula where the Dutch once imprisoned slaves from their Asian colonies. Galle Road, Colombo’s extensive seafront boulevard, extends south from Galle Face Green, eventually becoming the main coastal road to Galle and the Deep South. It is always bustling with traffic and may lack charm, but as the city’s main thoroughfare, it also hosts some of the best shopping malls and several important buildings, including the official residence of Sri Lanka’s premier, the US Embassy, the British High Commission, and some of the city’s top five-star hotels.

• All taxes and service charges included.
• English-speaking chauffeur guide at your service.
• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off.
• Complimentary 1-liter bottled mineral water per person.
• Transport via van for groups larger than 4 guests (optional).

• Entrance fees.
• Food or Drinks
• Gratuities
• Expenses of personal nature.

The Colombo City Tour invites you to explore the vibrant capital of Sri Lanka, showcasing its most stunning attractions. Marvel at the elegant colonial architecture standing alongside modern business structures in this expansive city. Discover ancient temples that offer serene retreats amidst the city’s lively atmosphere. Learn about Colombo’s rich history and legends through its fascinating landmarks. Embark on an adventure that reveals the enchanting secrets of Colombo.

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