Sigiriya Lion Rock

Sigiriya Lion Rock is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Sri Lanka. It is a 200-meter-high rock plateau that is home to the ruins of an ancient palace and fortress complex. The rock is also known for its beautiful frescoes, which depict celestial maidens and other mythical figures.

• Arrive at Colombo or Airport and transfer to Sigiriya.
• Explore Sigiriya Village on a village tour for a real taste of Sri Lankan life.
• Check in to your hotel in Sigiriya and leave your luggage in your room.
• Head to Sigiriya Rock and climb to the top for stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
• Overnight in Sigiriya.

Dambulla Golden Cave Temples

The Dambulla Golden Cave Temples are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important Buddhist temple complexes in Sri Lanka. The temples are a series of five cave temples that are home to over 150 Buddha statues and murals. The murals are some of the best-preserved examples of ancient Buddhist art in Sri Lanka.

• After breakfast, proceed to visit the Dambulla Golden Cave Temple.
• Drive to Kandy.
• On the way to Kandy, visit the Matale Hindu Temple, Nalanda Gedige, and a spice garden.
• Visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic.
• In the evening, enjoy a traditional Kandy cultural dance performance.
• Overnight in Kandy.

Nuwara Eliya is a hill station in Sri Lanka that is known for its tea plantations and cool climate. It is a popular tourist destination for both Sri Lankans and foreigners. Some of the most popular tourist attractions in Nuwara Eliya include the Ramboda Falls, Gregory Park, and the  Gregory Lake.

• After breakfast, proceed to visit the Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens.
• Drive to Nuwara Eliya.
• On the way, visit a tea factory and tea plantation to learn about the tea-making process and sample some of the finest Ceylon tea.
• Visit Ramboda Water Falls.
• In Nuwara Eliya, explore iconic sites such as Gregory Lake, Gregory Park, and the charming colonial city center.
• Take the train from Nanuoya to Ella, a journey that offers scenic views of the Sri Lankan countryside.
• Overnight stay in Ella.

Little Adam’s Peak

Little Adam’s Peak, a captivating destination known for its stunning vistas and serene atmosphere. This relatively easy trek is perfect for travelers of all ages, leading you through lush tea plantations and offering panoramic views of the rolling hills and valleys of Sri Lanka’s countryside. The peak, a favorite among hikers, provides a picturesque backdrop ideal for memorable photographs, making it a must-visit spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

• Start your day with a morning hike to Little Adam’s Peak, offering breathtaking views.
• Visit the iconic Nine Arches Bridge for a scenic walk amidst stunning landscapes.
• Drive to Tissamaharama, making a stop to visit the Ravana Falls along the way.
• Explore the ancient rock carvings at Buduruwagala Temple.
• Overnight stay near Yala National Park.

Yala National Park

Yala National Park is a biodiverse haven, home to a variety of plants and animals. With over 42 species of mammals, including leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and deer, and 47 species of reptiles, including crocodiles, Yala is a nature lover’s paradise.

Galle Dutch Fort

The Galle Dutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases a blend of European and South Asian architecture. Built by the Portuguese and fortified by the Dutch, this historic fort in Sri Lanka features charming streets and picturesque ocean views, making it a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts.

• Go on a morning safari in Yala National Park.
• Drive to Galle.
• On the way, visit the Koggala Turtle Hatchery, where conservation efforts for sea turtles are undertaken.
• Explore the Galle Dutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Conclude the tour with a drop-off either at your hotel in the south or directly at Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.