Ayubowan – Welcome to Sri Lanka!

• Upon your arrival, you will be warmly welcomed by representatives of Real Lanka and transferred to Dambulla/Habarana.
• On the way to Habarana Visit the famous Cave Temple in Dambulla.
• Next day morning climb the Sigiriya Lion Rock
• In the evening enjoy a safari tour at Kaudulla National Park.
• For your relaxation optinal you can book a Ayurvedic Spa Treatment in Habarana
• Dinner and overnight stay in Habarana/Dambulla hotel for two nights.

Dambulla Cave/Golden Temple:
Rangiri Dambulla Cave Temple is a living Buddhist site featuring five cave shrines. Thousands of years ago, a massive rock was manually hollowed out to create these caves. Each cave houses its own temple, with intricately painted ceilings depicting Buddha, Bodhisattvas, and various deities.

Sigiriya Lion Rock:
Sigiriya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an impressive rock fortress and temple complex atop a volcanic plateau. Known as the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” it features the remains of a giant lion-shaped entrance, palace ruins, exquisite frescoes, and expansive water and rock gardens.

Minneriya National Park:
Just 30 minutes from Sigiriya, Minneriya National Park is famous for its annual “Elephant Gathering” during the dry season, when herds migrate to the Minneriya Reservoir. Visitors can observe elephants, a variety of bird species, other mammals, and diverse plant life.

From Dambulla to Kandy – Cultural Capital of Sri Lanka

• After the Breakfast transfer to the Kandy.
• On route visit to Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic.
• Sunset at the Kandy Arthur’s seat view point.
• Witness the Kandy traditional dance show.
• Dinner and overnight stay in Kandy hotel.

Kandy – Nestled in a scenic valley surrounded by mountains, Kandy is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the cultural heart of Sri Lanka.
At the center lies the picturesque Kandy Lake (Kiri Muhuda). The city is best known for the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa).
Other highlights include the Royal Botanical Gardens, Bahirawakanda Temple, Udawattekele Sanctuary, the Ceylon Tea Museum, and Wales Park – perfect for a peaceful stroll.

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic:
A visit to this sacred temple is a must when in Kandy. Known locally as Sri Dalada Maligawa, it is Sri Lanka’s most revered Buddhist site, dating back to the 16th century.
Located next to the former royal palace and overlooking Kandy Lake, the temple houses the sacred Tooth Relic of Buddha – a powerful symbol of Sinhalese identity and heritage.
Every day, thousands of pilgrims dressed in white bring lotus flowers and frangipani as offerings during traditional puja ceremonies. Although the relic itself is kept within a golden casket, visitors can view the inner shrine during these rituals.
Each year, the relic casket is paraded through the streets during the Esala Perahera – a spectacular 10-day festival and one of the most important Buddhist celebrations in the world.
Best time to visit: Morning or evening during puja ceremonies.

Arthur’s Seat:
Arthur’s Seat is a popular lookout southwest of Kandy, located on Rajapihilla Mawatha at 550 m (1,800 ft) above sea level. It offers panoramic views of Kandy Lake, Sri Dalada Maligawa, the Royal Palace, and the city center. According to local folklore, a British tea planter named Mr. Arthur once stood on a stone seat under a tree at his bungalow to admire the city.
The site attracts around 1,500 visitors per day during peak season (November to May) and 500 per day in the off-season. In 2016, a new viewing platform was built—a 35 m × 5 m concrete deck with a symbolic seat made from the original rock slab—despite protests from the City’s Heritage Committee over the loss of the historic stone seat.

From Kandy to Nuwara Eliya – Tea Country Journey

• After the Breakfast proceed to Nuwara Eliya.
• On route visit to Royal Botanical Garden in Peradeniya.
• Ramboda and Puna Ella view point.
• Tea tasting and Tea Plantation tour in Nuwara Eliya.
• Nuwara Eliya City Tour including (Gregory lake and Victoria park)
• Dinner and overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya hotel.

Royal Botanical Garden – Peradeniya
Just outside Kandy, the stunning Peradeniya Botanical Garden is one of Asia’s finest. Set within a bend of the Mahaweli River, this historic garden dates back to 1371 and later flourished under British rule. Today, it showcases over 4,000 plant species, including a spectacular orchid collection, towering palm avenues, and a rich variety of medicinal plants and spices. Wander through beautifully landscaped lawns, vibrant tropical blooms, and majestic trees for a truly serene and colorful experience.

Tea Plantations of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s world-famous Ceylon tea is at the heart of the island’s heritage and economy. Introduced in 1867 by Scotsman James Taylor, tea production remains one of the country’s most important industries. Visit a tea plantation to experience the journey from fresh green leaves to the perfect cup—through withering, rolling, oxidizing, and drying. Enjoy a tasting of authentic, freshly brewed Ceylon tea while soaking in the lush surroundings.

Nuwara Eliya – “Little England”
Nestled in the cool highlands, Nuwara Eliya charms visitors with its colonial flair and breathtaking scenery. Often called “Little England,” the town features red telephone boxes, manicured gardens, and rolling green hills. Surrounded by tea plantations, waterfalls, and misty mountains, it’s the perfect base for scenic walks and hikes, including the famous Adam’s Peak. A refreshing escape into Sri Lanka’s cooler, greener side.

From the Highlands to the Coast – Bentota & Galle

• After the Breakfast transfer to the Bentota.
• Sunset at the West coast Beach and relax at the hotel.
• Next day Boat safari at the Madu River and Sea Turtle Conservation Center.
• Dinner and overnight stay in Bentota hotel.

Madu River Safari
Glide through the tranquil waters of the Madu River on a relaxing safari surrounded by lush mangroves and island life. Discover dozens of small islands, visit ancient temples, and watch locals harvesting cinnamon in traditional ways. As Sri Lanka’s second-largest wetland, Madu Ganga spans over 900 hectares and is home to 64 islands—offering a unique glimpse into nature and local culture.

Water Sports in Bentota
For thrill-seekers, Bentota is the perfect playground. Enjoy a wide range of water sports including jet skiing, wakeboarding, water skiing, and the popular fly fish ride. For even more fun, try inflatable adventures like the banana ride, donut ride, or sofa ride—perfect for all ages and guaranteed excitement on the water.

Sea Turtle Conservation Project
Visit a dedicated sanctuary focused on protecting Sri Lanka’s endangered sea turtles. Learn about conservation efforts at the hatchery, where eggs are safely nurtured before hatching, and meet rescued turtles being rehabilitated for release back into the ocean. This meaningful experience offers a closer look at these incredible creatures—and how you can help protect them for future generations.

Colombo – City Life & Street Food Experience

• After the Breakfast transfer to the Colombo.
• Colombo City tour and Dinner at outside Restaurant.
• Overnight stay and Breakfast in Colombo Hotel.
• Departure to Airport. Hope to welcome you again soon!

Colombo busiest/largest and most famous city in the Sri lanka. And its commercial hub to country. Since its occupied by people comes from every culture and religions, so its best place to discover them. This 24 hour busy city with its people gives you the best impression about the country. And don’t forget to see the legacy of Portuguese/Dutch and British around Colombo.