Ayubowan (May you live long!). Our friendly driver guide will welcome you and then you will be transfer to the fishing village of Negombo, located near the airport so you can relax after a long flight journey. Negombo is certainly not just to relax in the beach, but this coastal city has a rich history to share with you.

Breakfast at the hotel and visit one of the country’s busiest fishing centers, where colorful boats litter the blue waters of the lagoon. Explore the coastal town of Negombo with its colonial period architectures, centuries old Dutch Canals, and wooden catamarans that are still used by the local fisherman. Enjoy a relaxing late afternoon Boat Ride through freshwater canal. Keep your evening time to see the sunset from the beach. Stay overnight in Negombo.

After breakfast head towards for Aukana is the tallest Standing Buddha statue in Sri Lanka. Then transfer towards Cultural Triangle the ancient city of Anuradhapura was Sri Lanka’s first city and the capital for more than 100 kings. The ruins of Anuradhapura now a UNESCO World Heritage. The ancient city which is considered sacred by Buddhists contains an enormous collection of archaeological and architectural wonders such as massive dagobas, soaring brick towers, ancient pools and crumbling temples built during the city’s 1000 years of rule over Sri Lanka. One particularly worth visiting is Sri Maha Bodhi. Visit One of Sri Lanka’s most significant religious sites, Mihinthale is where Buddhism originated on the island. In 247 BC King Devanampiya Tissa of Anuradhapura who is decided the path of Buddhism for the Sinhalese nation. Stay overnight in Habarana/ Dambulla.

After breakfast Head towards Cultural Triangle the ancient city of Anuradhapura was Sri Lanka’s first city and the capital for more than 100 kings. The ruins of Anuradhapura now a UNESCO World Heritage. The ancient city which is considered sacred by Buddhists contains an enormous collection of archaeological and architectural wonders such as massive dagobas, soaring brick towers, ancient pools and crumbling temples built during the citys 1000 years of rule over Sri Lanka. One particularly worth visiting is Sri Maha Bodhi. Stay overnight in Habarana/ Dambulla.

Transfer to Kandy after breakfast visit one of Asia’s most spectacular cultural sites the Sigiriya Rock Fortress the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Only the fit and adventurous will be able to climb the summit, but all can enjoy the ancient ruins and wonderful sights around the base and halfway on hike. Its home to water gardens, frescoes and ancient graffiti. Then visit The Dambulla Cave Temple UNESCO World Heritage site, the most impressive cave temple in Sri Lanka. later Transfer to Kandy, On the Way to Kandy Visit Matale Aluvihare Temple where Buddhist doctrines were first documented on Ola leaves on 1st century after passing through orally from generation to generation and visit Spice Garden at Matale. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site, The Temple of the Tooth. See famous Blue & Star sapphires are mined cut and polished using traditional methods and End the day enjoying a culture show in Kandy. Stay overnight in Kandy.

After a good breakfast at the hotel and visit the elephant orphanage in Pinnawela, established in 1975, commenced with seven orphans. Today some of these orphans enjoy the fortune of seeing their grand baby Elephants born in the same location. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site, The Temple of the Tooth. See famous Blue & Star sapphires are mined cut and polished using traditional methods and End the day enjoying a culture show in Kandy. It’s also worthy to tour around Kandy, beautiful lake, colorful streets, colonial Architecture, museums, an arts and crafts work shop, oriental market place and a bazaar. Stay overnight in Kandy.

After good breakfast departs to Nuwara Eliya the ‘little England’ for its Victorian era structures and the mild weather. It’s chilled out weather and eccentric scenes of tea plantations, waterfalls and mountain ranges. Visit Tea Factory to see how the tea you drink is produced. It’s worth to visit Local Market and Gregory Lake in the evening. Stay overnight in Nuwara Eliya.

This morning after breakfast departs to The Horton Plains, is a stunning, silent and strange world with some fantastic hikes in the shadows of Sri Lanka’s second and third highest mountains. The plains themselves rich in biodiversity and with a high proportion of locally endemic species. Is altitude of 2,100 2,300 meters and is covered by wild grasslands and combinations of thick forest, rocky outcrops, filigree waterfalls and misty lakes. The mail attraction is the point called Worlds End, where you can see the ground drop 880 meters. If lucky enough, you will beat the fog and mist to be able to see jaw dropping views of miniature tea plantation villages in the valley below, all the way out to the south coast. Later Departs to Ella, You can simply relax with a mesmerizing views and mild soothing weather. The trip further up the sea level is best experience in the world. Stay overnight in Ella.

We highly recommend you to take a walk through the tea estate and relaxed in the chilled out weather and eccentric scenes of tea plantations, waterfalls and mountain ranges. Rest and prepare for the nighttime climb up Sri Pada (Adam’s Peak). Visited by thousands of pilgrims from many faiths, Adam’s Peak is an inspirational experience. The hike up to the peak will take more than 3-4 hours. Have an early dinner and a short rest in a nearby small hotel before climbing Adam’s Peak, to be on time to view the sunrise.

Adams Peak (Sri Pada), the climb is possible from December to April. Which is over 2000 meters high and the mountain has been a focus for pilgrimage for over 1000 years. The mountain is well known for the Sri Pada sacred footprint of Lord Buddha, a 1.8-meter-long rock formation placed near the summit. In Buddhist tradition, the footprint is thought to be lord Buddha’s, in Hindu tradition it is for Shiva, and in Muslim and Christian tradition it is thought to be the footprint of Adam. The mountain is also home to a wildlife reserve housing species like elephants, deer and stags as well as many endemic species those live in wetlands. Take a small rest and leave for Yala. And prepare yourself for a Jeep safari following day morning at the most visited and popular park in the country. The Yala National Park. It is has as remarkable characteristic of the tropical forest bordering the sea. Stay overnight in Yala/ Thissa.

Early morning prepare yourself for a Jeep safari at the most visited and popular park in the country. The Yala National Park. It is having as remarkable characteristic of the tropical forest bordering the sea. Your opportunity to catch the sight of the Sri Lankan Leopard, Asian Elephant, and many other mammals and birds in their natural habitat going on a Safari and in the wild. Early afternoon departs to South/ West Coast via Galle and stop Koggala along the way to see the unique stilt fishermen. Stop at Galle city, UNESCO World Heritage Site where tiny back streets in the Dutch Fort. Visit the Galle Lighthouse, and enjoy a nice round tour to the Dutch fort and do some shopping while you are there. Stay overnight in South Coast.

After breakfast make a ½ day excursion to Bentota. Make a boat trip in River Madu to see village life. Visit Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery. It is home to Sri Lanka’s pioneering sea turtle conservation project, operated with the help of international volunteers, mask factory etc. Afternoon relaxes by the beach. Overnight stay in south coast.

After breakfast day at leisure by the beach, it is the most popular golden sandy beach in the island. Southwest coast is renowned for its high-end resorts and the beautiful beach strip away from the main roads. Enjoy sunbathing, water sports, beach walks and sea food in your day in leisure. Overnight Stay in South coast.

Time to say farewell! You will be transferred to the Katunayake int. airport. You can relax in the morning at your hotel, refresh and prepare to leave Sri Lanka.