Breakfast at hotel. Leave for Dambulla. Visit the Dambulla’s famed Royal Cave Temple. Iconic Sri Lankan image with its spectacular Buddha-filled interior– one with which you will be familiar long before setting foot in Sri Lanka. The caves which were a safe haven to King Walagamba in time of his exile away from his own kingdom due to the South Indian invasion, was converted to a rock cave temple to show his gratefulness. It has five caves under a vast overhanging rock, carved with a drip line to keep the interiors dry and the splendid statues along with the colorful paintings are safeguarded from the environmental adversaries. Uncover a magical treasure box of Buddhist sculptures and paintings at Dambulla, the biggest and oldest rock cave temple of Lanka, showcasing the aesthetic mastery of our ancestors. The golden statues of the Buddha are evidence of the reverence the Buddhists had since the bygone era. The paintings on the walls will unfold many stories from the past and the life of Buddha. Overnight stay in Sigiriya.

After breakfast, visit the Sigiriya Rock Fortress. Rightly called a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the unofficial 8th world wonder, Sigiriya is a monument that provides one of the most dramatic sceneries in all of Sri Lanka overlooking acres of green jungles. The giant lion paws at the summit leads to the top of the cairn, a palace in the sky. As you step between the lion paws, imagine yourself entering the wide open mouth of a lion, the carving hewn out of the face of Sigiriya, no more to be seen after so many centuries. The palace soon became a courtly paradise of elegant pavilions set amid gardens and pools. To this day the most advanced technological apparatus and scientists are left baffled of the mechanics behind the hydraulic systems of the ponds at the water gardens still functioning perfectly. Could it be a valve through the interior of the rock or an act of God? The mystery still remains. The climb to the top could be weary but the sight it offers is worth the sweat. Acres and acres of greenery and the clear blue sky above you will be breath taking! For the old and not so strong, the gardens and ponds at the summit of the rocky boulder would offer a satisfying sight as well. Make a half day trip to visit a local village. Make a cart ride, rice fields, etc to the village temple. Later make a short walk (a about 15 minutes) to the tank, to make a boat ride of about 20 minutes to a nearby vegetable field of the village. Enjoy traditional cookery lesson at a village house. Afterwards, return to the hotel in Dambulla / Sigiriya for the overnight stay.

Breakfast at hotel. Leave for Kandy. On the way, If you wish to visit a spice garden in Matale to learn about the many traditional herbs and spices popularly used in Sri Lankan cuisines and see how they are grown. Leave for Kandy Here is the last capital of Sinhala monarchy veiled with white mist clinging to the top of the buildings. In the evening enjoy a cultural dance show. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Breakfast at hotel. Visit the Temple of tooth relic, for the morning ceremony; the stunning 17th century Temple of the Tooth (Sri Dalada Maligawa) is believed to house the left upper canine tooth of the Lord Buddha himself. This precious relic attracts white-clad pilgrims, bearing lotus blossoms and frangipani, every day. Later enjoy some sightseeing in the upper lake, university area, and visit an arts and crafts work shop, oriental market place, a bazaar and a gem lapidary where you can see how rough gems (particularly the famous Blue & Star sapphires) are mined cut and polished using traditional methods Afterwards leave for visit Tea factory in Kandy. Follow the tea trails to watch the interesting process. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Breakfast at the hotel & leave to Kithulgala. Kithulgala is where the Oscar winning movie “Bridge on the River Kwai” was filmed. For those who love adventure like you, white water rafting could be arranged at Kitulgala, down river Kelani, Sri Lanka’s second largest river. White Water Rafting in Kitulgala , the best and only location for White Water Rafting in Sri Lanka . Return to Kandy Overnight stay in Kandy.

After breakfast leave for Nuwara eliya, known as “Little England”. See the mountains covered with tea bushes and cascading waterfalls. Leave for Visit Tea factory, ever wondered what it would be like to pluck tea leaves? Yes, you can get tea plucking experience, a field experience awaits you as you walk among the lush tea gardens. Ladies can dress up as traditional tea plucker’s and gentlemen, as field workers. At the end of this unique experience, make your way to the factories to learn about how the leaves are processed to make the world-famous Ceylon tea. Get the best of a tea experience in Sri Lanka. Afternoon make a walk in the British period city and visit a local market. Stay overnight in Nuwara eliya.

After an early breakfast and leave to Horton Plains National Park which is more than 7,000 feet above sea level. Look for the endemic yellow-eared bulbul, Ceylon white eye, Ceylon warbler, spot-winged thrush, whistling thrush and blue magpie. The walk to 'World's End' and "Little World's End" offers one of the finest views in Sri Lanka. Also grab a look at Baker's fall before you return to the hotel for a well-deserved rest. Stay overnight in Nuwara eliya

Breakfast at the hotel, leave for Gal Ella En route stop at Ella Gap, enjoy the water falls, rich nature etc. Overnight stay in Ella.

Breakfast at hotel. Leave for Gal Oya, Set out at 5:00pm and begin the safari with a drive to the Watawanna Lake. There you will visit some archaeological sites including ruins and an ancient water duct system. As it gets dark, drive back to the lodge with spotlights on, keeping a lookout for eyes shining back at you! Amongst other species, you can hope to see Jackals, Elephants, Nightjars, Wild Boars, Mouse Deers, Jungle Cats and Civets Overnight stay in Gal Oya

We offer a jeep ride into the forgotten Nilgala section of Gal Oya National Park. Once protected by ancient royalty for the abundant medicinal plants and endemic birdlife, the park’s unique ecosystem is home to herds of elephants, wild boar, four species of deer, jackals, sloth bears, marsh mugger crocodiles and an array of rare exotic birds. Our more intrepid guests can couple the drive with a safari on foot. Hike through the park with our expert naturalists and see wildlife up close while exploring hidden corners of the park. Rest of day at leisure. Overnight stay in Gal Oya

Breakfast at hotel. Leave for Arugam Bay, Relax at the east coast in Arugam Bay/ Panama.

Breakfast at hotel. Free day at Arugam Bay. Overnight stay in Arugam Bay.

Breakfast at hotel. Free day at Arugam Bay. Overnight stay in Arugam Bay.

Breakfast at hotel. Leave for Yala. Evening make a jeep safari, all bout wildlife and the nature as you enjoy a jeep safari at Yala national park, which is the largest in Sri Lanka and is home to wild elephants, wild boars, wild buffaloes, leopards, bears, deer and crocodiles. Large flocks of migratory and indigenous birds are also found here. In the evening relax at the hotel. Overnight stay in Tissa/Yala.

Breakfast at hotel. Afterward proceed to beach resort in South west coast. Afternoon at leisure at the beach. Overnight stay in South west coast.

Breakfast at hotel. Free day at Beach Hotel. Overnight stay in South west coast.

Breakfast at hotel. Free day at Beach Hotel. Overnight stay in South west coast.

Breakfast at hotel. Leave for airport for onwards flight.