After a leisurely breakfast, set off to the Sigiriya. Check into the hotel & unwind. In the evening leave for visit Sigiriya rock fortress. Sigiriya Rock fortress Sigiriya. Sigiriya (Lion's rock) is an ancient rock fortress and palace built during the reign of King Kassapa I (AD 477 – 495). Contemporary with the paintings of Ajantha and Ellora Caves in India, highlights being the Frescoes, Mirror Wall and the Lion's Paw, and it is one of the Seven World Heritage Sites of Sri Lanka. Overnight stay in Sigiriya.

After a leisurely breakfast leave for visit Polonnaruwa, the next majestic city in 11th Century BC, after Anuradhapura. The glories of the past heyday is still visible in the archaeological treasures unearthed and resurrected. From the tall statue assumed to be of the Great King Parakramabahu to the famed Parakrama Samudraya which is as extensive as an ocean, Polonnaruwa has it all in a compact core. The glories of the past heyday is still visible in the archaeological treasures unearthed and resurrected. From the tall statue assumed to be of the Great King Parakramabahu to the famed Parakrama Samudraya which is as extensive as an ocean, Polonnaruwa has it all in a compact core. Afterwards leave for, Hiriwaduna to live a life experience in contact with the local population. The tour includes a nature walk, a walk aboard a wagon pulled by oxen, a test kitchen and lunch. Below opportunity to attend a performance of Angampora, the ancient martial art of Sri Lanka. Angampora is a form of martial art that combines combat techniques, self-defense, sport, exercise and meditation. A key component of angampora is angam namesake, fighting hands-free, and illangam, which provides for the use of indigenous weapons such as ethunu kaduwa, sticks, knives and swords In the evening visit Ritigala, Ritigala is a world-famous ancient Buddhist monastery and mountain range in Sri Lanka. Overnight stay in Sigiriya.

Breakfast at the hotel and leave for Mahiyangana, it is said that Gautama Buddha visited Mahiyanganaya on the Duruthu full moon poya day in order to settle a dispute arose between Yakkas and Nagas (two tribes then inhabited this area) and this was his first ever visit to Sri Lanka. Optional: -Dambana Aboriginal Village Tour -Mahiyangana Raja Maha Vihara -Mawaragala forest monastery Overnight stay in Mahiyangana.

Breakfast at the hotel, leave for Kandy. Here is the last capital of Sinhala monarchy veiled with white mist clinging to the top of the buildings. The most precious possession of Buddhists all over, the sacred tooth relic is enshrined at the temple of the tooth. Yet again one of Sri Lanka’s cities is acknowledged for its history naming it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy some sightseeing such as the Temple of Tooth Relic, Royal Botanical Gardens Peradeniya, 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. In the evening enjoy a cultural dance show. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Breakfast at the hotel, leave for Nuwara eliya, travel to the heart of the country at the highest elevation to reach the rolling clouds above you. Nicknamed “Little England”, Nuwara Eliya harbors many British colonial buildings and architectural wonders to be christened so. See the mountains covered with tea bushes and cascading waterfalls. Visit water falls. Overnight stay in Nuwara eliya.

Breakfast at the hotel. Leave for Ella. Make a scenic train ride to Ella. Visit Nine Arches Bridge. It is one of the best examples of colonial-era railway construction in the country. This bridge is 300 feet in length, 25 feet in width and 80-100 feet in height. Trekking at Little Adam`s Peak, the Little Adam`s Peak got it`s named after it`s big brother, the holy mountain Adam`s Peak, because of the similar shape. Overnight stay in Ella.

Breakfast at the hotel. Leave for Udawalawe. En route visit Ravana Falls, Ravana Falls is a popular sightseeing attraction in Sri Lanka. It currently ranks as one of the widest falls in the country. Visit Elephant transit home, as a result, "Ath Athuru Sevana”. The primary purpose of the Elephant Transit Home is to rehabilitate and release isolated baby elephants to the wild. Elephant Transit Home cares for orphaned elephant calves until they are independent and capable enough to be released back into the wild. Overnight stay in Udawalawe.

After breakfast at the hotel. Make a jeep safari into the Udawalawe National Park. It might as well be the local version of the great African savannahs, with its large populations of free roaming elephants, proud leopards, spotted deer and wild buffaloes. Udawalawe quite easily surpasses any other national park for elephant watching as the free jumbos are frequently seen lumbering around the park. The matriarchal leader of the herd leads her followers down to the water hole making them the best times to see the giants out in the open. The sparse vegetation and lack of densely growing trees makes spotting wildlife and game-watching easy. Leave for Sinharaja. Check in at the hotel and relax. Overnight stay in Sinharaja.

Breakfast at the hotel. Make a hike in Sinharaja rain forest, it was declared UNESCO Natural World Heritage and is of great significance for the ecosystem of the entire country. Hike through the forest and see the great variety of plants and animals. More than 60% of all trees in Sinharaja are endemic, and most of them are very rare. Also, half of the endemic mammal and butterfly species live in the rain forest, as well as reptiles, insects and numerous species of birds – the whole forest is teeming with life. Afterwards leave for beach hotel in South west coast. Check in at the hotel & relax. Overnight stay in Beach hotel in South west coast.

Breakfast at the hotel & leave for airport for onwards flight.