At the airport you will be welcomed by our representative and will be leaving to the ancient kingdom of Anuradhapura.
Anuradhapura, the first kingdom of ancient Ceylon, Thousands of years later, its grandeur remains well preserved. The sprawling complex contains a rich collection of archaeological and architectural wonders: enormous brick stupas, ancient pools and crumbling palaces. A walking tour to see the Sacred Sri Maha Bodhi, Ruwanweli seya and other

Dambulla Cave Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which provides insight into a rich heritage date back to the first century BC, comprising painted ceilings, sculptures of the Lord Buddha in various poses, statues of various deities and more within the five caverns that make up the complex.

Later in the evening, leave for Minneriya National Park to embark on an evening Safari. Minneriya National Park is one of the best national parks to spot Elephants in Sri Lanka. It is home to 200+ elephants, monkeys, crocodiles and even a handful of leopards.

Kandy was the capital of the last Sri Lankan Kingdom and is surrounded by lush greenery, the Mahaweli River and the Kandy lake. Enjoy the mild climate and the hill country breeze of Kandy. Visit to the world famous Temple of the Tooth where centuries later, the sacred tooth relic of Buddha still remains.

Situated 1868 meters above sea level Nuwara Eliya is refired to as the Little England of Sri Lanka. During the drive relish the endless views of tea carpeted valleys and misty mountains. Visit a Tea Factory and a Plantation to witness the manufacturing process of world famous “Ceylon Tea” and to taste a pure un-blended cup of fresh Ceylon Tea.

Horton Plains National Park is a plateau covered by wild grasslands and interspersed with patches of thick forest, rocky outcrops, filigree waterfalls and misty lakes.

The plateau’s sudden end is famously known as ‘World’s End’, a stunning near 880m drop. The most frequent site of wildlife at Horton Plains are herds of Sambar Deer. Among the other mammals in the park are elk, giant squirrel, wild boar, wild hare, porcupine, and leopard.

Known for its cooler climate and landscape characterized by cloud-covered hills, waterfalls, and tea plantations. Ella has long been one of the most popular destinations in Sri Lanka, sought after for its laid-back atmosphere and picturesque hiking trails. The two famous treks in the area are Little Adam’s Peak and Ella Rock, not to mention Ravana Falls and other famous waterfalls in the area.

Enjoy a jeep safari accompanied by a naturalist guide The Yala National Park is the second largest national park in Sri Lanka and is also the most popular one. The park has one of the world’s highest leopard densities. The sloth bear, deer and Asian elephant also can be spotted.

The historic city of Galle offers many interesting sites to visit. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Galle Dutch Fort which was built in 1663 is a historical, archaeological and architectural heritage monument which still retains its colonial charm and is one of the few World Heritage sites in which a bustling population continues to thrive.

A lagoon set in the tropical greenery with white sandy beaches and pristine waters with coral-rich dive sites make Bentota an attractive beach destination.

Experience a scenic boat ride in Madu river witnessing the biodiversity, mangrove forests and their ecology.

Bentota offers numerous water activities such as speed boat riding, diving, kite surfing, and paddleboarding till the sunset.

Explore the buzzing Colombo with a diverse culture.

Visit the Gangaramaya temple, vibrant markets of Pettah and be mesmerized by old colonial buildings influenced by the Dutch and British architecture.

Indulge in some shopping and taste some of the local favorite delicacies while enjoying the Galle Face beach sunset of red and orange hues.

This brings you to the end of an exciting, fun-filled and a memorable stay in Sri Lanka! We bid you farewell as our representative transfers you to the Airport to meet your departure flight home.