Description
See the finest of Sri Lanka in two weeks. Explore Sri Lanka’s traditional culture, the Cultural Triangle, a variety of activities including untamed wildlife, and breathtaking mountain adventures beginning in Negombo. The train ride will provide you a memorable picturesque experience before you board a flight to return to your home nation, and the pristine sandy beaches will let you fully unwind.
Special Notes:
– Existing tours can customize your own need
Inclusions:
– Airport pick up and drop off
– Assistance at the Airport
– Private luxury Car (air-conditioned)
– Private English Speaking driver for the entire Journey
– B/B with 3 Star Hotel
Exclusions:
– All Costs related to all tour excursions, booking hotels, Entrance fees of all UNESCO Heritage sites, Safari Jeep, and other mentioned all tour activities are included
– Additional meals & beverages outside of the booked meal plan
– Visas & Flight Bookings
– Expenses of personal nature
– Tips & Portage
Tour Plan
Your chauffeur guide and our representative will meet you at the airport and drive you to the up-to-date seaside town of Negombo. Check into the hotel, then unwind and sleep to get over any jet lag.
If you have extra time, your driver may show you around some of Negombo’s unique attractions, such the Dutch churches. You can even take a boat trip through the Dutch canals or simply relax on the golden dunes.
You will then go straight towards Anuradhapura, an ancient city. Either relax by the pool or explore Anuradhapura throughout the day.
Later that afternoon, This charming town is a great escape from Sri Lanka’s touristy south and is situated prettily on a beautiful natural harbor. It has a lot of history and interesting landmarks. The discerning tourist will find enough to enjoy at Trincomalee, including beautiful beaches, coves, and a marine museum in addition to historical temples and forts. There are many of sights to visit in Trincomalee, whether you wish to explore the intriguing Pigeon Island or seek for tranquility in the quiet Buddhist and Hindu temples.
After breakfast, we continue on with our Sri Lanka sightseeing tours to the town of Sigiriya. In the twilight, Mount Sigiriya, a magnificent rock fortress constructed in the fifth century. A king’s fortress that was carved out of a sizable rock in the fifth century A.D. is a wonder of architecture to behold.
From Sigiriya to Kandy, take in the views as you journey by train by rural areas with waterfalls, tea plantations, towns, woodlands, and mountains. Spend time in a natural environment in a scenic valley surrounded by mountains and lush paddy fields after settling into your homestay in Kandy’s magnificent highlands.
After breakfast, travel to Nuwara Eliya. On the way there, stop by the Sri Baktha Hanuman Temple in Ramboda. On top of these Ramboda hills, Hanuman was searching for Sitadevi, and the Sri Lankan Chinmaya mission built a temple with Hanuman as the presiding deity. On each full moon day, special poojas are attended by thousands of devotees.
Travel to the charming village of Ella today.
Welcome to everyone’s favorite hill country town, where you can unwind at one of the area’s loveliest guesthouses and enjoy a few well-deserved days off from touring. There are breath-taking vistas along Ella Gap.
Early in the day, visit the magnificent Rawana waterfalls. For a later bird’s eye perspective of the 9 Arc Bridge and the setting sun, ascend Little Adams Peak.
We stay in Ella for the entire day. Early in the day, visit the magnificent Rawana waterfalls. For a later bird’s eye perspective of the 9 Arc Bridge and the setting sun, ascend Little Adams Peak.
Leave the Ella hills and make your way to the Yala woodlands. Yala National Park, one of Sri Lanka’s major tourist sites, is home to the elusive leopard and one of the world’s highest populations of leopards. Two more Sri Lanka’s Big Five animals, the Asian elephant and sloth bear, may be viewed. Hopefully, a nighttime jeep safari accompanied by a naturalist guide will enable you to observe all of these animals in addition to more.
We arrived at Mirissa in the morning after the safari was over. Mirissa is one of the most popular beach towns in southern Sri Lanka for a good reason. Beautiful beaches in Sri Lanka, great surfing waves, and waterways teeming with marine life—from tiny turtles to enormous blue whales—are all present nearby.
After breakfast, take advantage of the delicious meals served at beach restaurants, unwind in your hammock, and spend the day riding a motorcycle. To truly appreciate Mirissa’s laid-back environment and all of its top attractions, four days are the optimal length of time.
Explore the Galle fort in the late afternoon. Galle is a treasure. It’s fun to take a stroll around this ancient city, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With magnificent Dutch colonial buildings, antique mosques and churches, huge homes, and museums, it is an ever-exotic old commercial harbor.
Because all good things must come to an end, your chauffeur guide will take you securely to the international airport in time for your return flight.