9 Nights 10 Days Tour

Day 01
Colombo City Tour

Colombo is the commercial capital of Sri Lanka, and in your Sri Lanka itinerary, this is the best place to end your Sri Lanka tour. The beautiful museum-like Independence Square, , the gigantic Red Mosque (Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque), Town Tall Building and the Old Parliament Building  altogether portray the diverse cultures in the country. The city is full of energy and has the best restaurants and shopping complexes in your Sri Lanka itinerary. It is the last travel day of your Sri Lanka tour, and you spend a wonderful time with the locals in their social hubs like Independence Square, the Arcade, the Viharamahadevi Park, and the Galle Face Beach. As you watch the heart-warming sunset, the Colombo nightlife is calling you for an insane party night!

Colombo Highlights

Red Mosque

Cargills Building

Independence Square

Colombo Clock Tower

Old Parliament Building

Town Hall

Day 02
Peradeniya Botanical Garden

The Peradeniya Botanical Garden, located near Kandy, Sri Lanka, is one of the most renowned botanical gardens in Asia. Spanning 147 acres, the garden was originally established in 1821 during British colonial rule. It is home to over 4,000 species of plants, including a vast collection of orchids, medicinal plants, palms, and tropical trees. The garden is also famous for its giant Javan fig tree, which covers an impressive area with its expansive canopy. Visitors can explore a variety of themed sections, such as the Great Lawn, the spice garden, and the cactus house. The Peradeniya Botanical Garden is not only a popular tourist attraction but also serves as a key center for botanical research and conservation in Sri Lanka. Its stunning landscapes and diverse plant collections make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and botany enthusiasts alike

Peradeniya Botanical Garden

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Kandy Temple of the Tooth

Kandy, a city nestled in the central highlands of Sri Lanka, is renowned for its cultural, historical, and natural significance. As the last capital of the ancient kings of Sri Lanka, Kandy holds a special place in the country’s heritage. The city is most famous for the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa), which houses a tooth relic of the Buddha, making it one of the most sacred sites in the Buddhist world. Each year, the Esala Perahera, a grand procession, is held in honor of the relic, attracting thousands of pilgrims and tourists.

Surrounded by lush mountains and tea plantations, Kandy offers breathtaking scenery. The city is centered around the tranquil Kandy Lake, a man-made lake that adds to its charm. The Royal Botanical Gardens in nearby Peradeniya are another highlight, showcasing a vast array of flora.

Kandy’s cultural richness is also reflected in its traditional music, dance, and crafts. The city’s vibrant markets and streets are alive with activity, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of its residents. Despite modernization, Kandy retains its old-world charm, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Sri Lanka.

Kandy Highlights

Kandy Temple of Tooth

Temple of the Tooth Relic

Queen's Hotel

Day 03
Dambulla Cave Temple

The Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla, is one of Sri Lanka’s most treasured historical and religious sites. Situated in the central Matale District, this UNESCO World Heritage site dates back over 2,000 years and is the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka. The temple is perched atop a 160-meter high rock, offering stunning views of the surrounding plains.

The complex consists of five main caves, each adorned with intricate murals and over 150 statues. The statues predominantly depict the Buddha in various poses, along with images of gods, goddesses, and historical figures, including Sri Lankan kings. The murals, which cover an area of about 2,100 square meters, vividly narrate the life of the Buddha and important events in the history of Buddhism.

The most significant of the caves is the Maharaja Viharaya, which houses a 14-meter-long reclining Buddha statue. The temple’s interior is a masterpiece of religious art, with every surface covered in vibrant, centuries-old paintings that have been remarkably well preserved.

The Dambulla Cave Temple remains an active place of worship and pilgrimage, attracting both devotees and tourists alike, making it a symbol of Sri Lanka’s rich cultural and religious heritage.

Dambulla Highlights

Dambulla Cave Temple

Amazing Buddhist Statues

Amazing Buddhist Statues

Minneriya National Park Safari

Minneriya National Park, located in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka, is a stunning natural reserve that epitomizes the country’s rich ecological heritage. Spanning approximately 88.9 square kilometers, the park was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1938 and later elevated to national park status in 1997. The park’s centerpiece is the ancient Minneriya Tank, a reservoir constructed by King Mahasen in the 3rd century AD, which plays a crucial role in sustaining the park’s diverse ecosystems.

One of Minneriya’s most famous attractions is “The Gathering,” an annual event recognized as one of the greatest wildlife spectacles in the world. During the dry season, from July to September, hundreds of Asian elephants migrate to the park, drawn by the receding waters of the Minneriya Tank, which expose fresh grasslands. This gathering of elephants, sometimes numbering over 300, is one of the largest in Asia and offers an unparalleled opportunity to observe these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The sight of so many elephants, including playful calves, against the backdrop of the ancient tank, is truly mesmerizing.

Beyond elephants, Minneriya National Park is a haven for a wide variety of wildlife. The park is home to sambar deer, leopards, sloth bears, and a rich diversity of bird species, including endemics like the Sri Lanka grey hornbill. The park’s diverse habitats, ranging from dry tropical forests and grasslands to wetlands, support this incredible range of fauna. The flora of the park is equally diverse, with evergreen shrubs and ancient trees dotting the landscape.

Minneriya National Park - Highlights

Beautiful Wild Elephants

Jeep Safari

Beautiful Birds

Day 04
Sunrise at Sigiriya Rock

An essential destination of every Sri Lanka trips, the amazing ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya might strike one as a peculiar sight. Its round structure and its intricate ancient urban landscape surely astound the best of us! Declared as a world heritage by UNESCO, this massive column of rock once used to be the capital of an ancient Sri Lankan kingdom. As you step into Sigiriya rock, you are bound to be amazed by the infamous Sigiriya frescoes depicting the beautiful Lankan women of the fifth century. The Mirror Wall, providing an outlook of ancient poetry, gives you a glimpse into the lives of early visitors of the site. Moreover, you will be overwhelmed by the beauty of the Gardens of Sigiriya as you wonder about the intellect and ingenuity of the ancient minds at work. Topping the list of tourist destinations in our Sri Lanka tour packages, Sigiriya fortress is a captivating masterpiece of ancient urban landscape and architecture.

Sigiriya Highlights

Sigiriya Rock

Sigiriya Wall Art

Sigiriya Water Garden

Ancient Technology

Sigiriya Wall Art

Sigiriya Rock

Village Tour

A village tour in Sri Lanka offers an immersive experience that showcases the country’s rich culture, natural beauty, and rural lifestyle. These tours take you beyond the typical tourist spots, providing a glimpse into the daily lives of villagers who live in harmony with nature. As you explore, you’ll encounter lush paddy fields, serene lakes, and vibrant wildlife.

One of the highlights of a village tour is the chance to interact with the local community. You can participate in traditional activities such as pottery making, cooking, or farming, learning skills passed down through generations. The villagers are warm and welcoming, eager to share their customs, stories, and way of life.

Often, these tours include a scenic ride in a bullock cart or a boat trip on a tranquil river, offering peaceful moments to soak in the surroundings. You might also enjoy a traditional meal prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, giving you a true taste of Sri Lankan cuisine.

A village tour in Sri Lanka is more than just a journey through picturesque landscapes; it’s a cultural exchange that deepens your understanding of the island’s heritage and traditions, leaving you with unforgettable memories.

Village Tour Highlights

Traditional Foods

Boat Trip

Bullock Cart Ride

Tuk Tuk Ride

Day 05
Polnnaruwa Ancient City

Polonnaruwa, located in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that serves as a testament to the island’s rich history and cultural heritage. Once the thriving capital of the Sinhalese Kingdom from the 11th to 13th centuries, Polonnaruwa is renowned for its well-preserved ancient ruins, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of the past.

The city is home to remarkable archaeological sites, including the Royal Palace, the Audience Hall, and the Quadrangle, a sacred area featuring the Vatadage, a circular relic house. Polonnaruwa is also famous for the Gal Vihara, a rock temple complex with four magnificent Buddha statues carved into a single granite slab, showcasing the artistic excellence of ancient Sri Lankan sculptors.

The city’s layout reflects sophisticated urban planning, with intricate irrigation systems like the Parakrama Samudra, a vast artificial reservoir, highlighting the advanced engineering skills of the time. Visitors to Polonnaruwa can explore these historical treasures, which are spread across a sprawling archaeological park, offering an immersive experience into Sri Lanka’s medieval history and its enduring legacy. Polonnaruwa stands as a symbol of the island’s golden age and remains a key destination for cultural and historical tourism in Sri Lanka.

Polonnaruwa Highlights

Polonnaruwa Vatadage

Rock Temple

Vejayanta Pasada

Rankoth Vehera

Day 06 & 07
Pasikuda Beach - Day at Leisure

Pasikuda Beach, located on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, is renowned for its tranquil turquoise waters and pristine white sands. The beach is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering an idyllic setting for relaxation and water-based activities. Its shallow coastline extends far into the ocean, making it an ideal spot for swimming, especially for families with children.

Pasikuda’s calm waters are perfect for snorkeling, revealing vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life just a short distance from the shore. The beach is also a hub for water sports, including jet skiing, windsurfing, and kayaking, catering to those seeking adventure.

Beyond the beach itself, the surrounding area is rich in cultural and historical attractions. Visitors can explore nearby Batticaloa, known for its historic Dutch Fort and picturesque lagoon. The region’s warm, sunny climate, particularly from May to September, makes it an ideal year-round destination.

Pasikuda Beach, with its natural beauty and serene ambiance, offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, making it a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Sri Lanka. Whether you’re seeking tranquility or excitement, Pasikuda promises a memorable coastal experience.

Pasikuda Beach Highlights

Pasikuda Beach

Water Sports

Diving

Pasikuda Beach

Relax Time

Pasikuda Beach

Day 08
Ella - Nine Arch Bridge

The Nine Arch Bridge, located in the small town of Ella in Sri Lanka, is a stunning architectural marvel that blends history and natural beauty. Completed in 1921, this iconic railway bridge is often referred to as the “Bridge in the Sky” due to its impressive height of 24 meters and its picturesque setting amidst lush green tea plantations and dense jungle.

Constructed entirely of solid blocks of stone and cement, the bridge spans 91 meters across a deep valley, featuring nine elegant arches that give it its name. The design is a testament to the ingenuity of its builders, who relied on local resources and traditional methods, as steel was in short supply during World War I.

The Nine Arch Bridge is not just a functional piece of infrastructure but also a popular tourist attraction. Visitors flock to Ella to witness the serene beauty of this bridge, especially at dawn when the mist envelops the valley, or during the passage of a train, which adds a magical touch to the experience. The bridge has become a symbol of Sri Lanka’s colonial past and continues to captivate those who visit with its timeless charm.

Nine Arch Bridge Highlights

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Day 09
Little Adam's Peak
Little Adam’s Peak, located in the scenic town of Ella in Sri Lanka, is a popular hiking destination that offers breathtaking views and a relatively easy trek for adventurers of all levels. Named after the sacred Adam’s Peak, due to its similar shape, Little Adam’s Peak stands at 1,141 meters above sea level. The hike to the summit is about 2 kilometers and takes roughly 30 to 45 minutes, making it accessible for families and casual hikers.

The trail begins amidst lush tea plantations, winding through verdant landscapes dotted with colorful flowers and the occasional tea picker at work. As you ascend, the path offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys, and the distant Ella Rock. The final stretch involves a short climb up a series of steps leading to the summit, where hikers are rewarded with a 360-degree view of the beautiful Sri Lankan countryside.

Sunrise and sunset are particularly popular times to visit, as the golden light enhances the beauty of the landscape. Little Adam’s Peak is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Ella, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural charm, and outdoor adventure.

Little Adam's Peak Highlights

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Udawalawa Elephant Transit Home

Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home (ETH), located near Udawalawe National Park in Sri Lanka, is a unique conservation facility dedicated to the rehabilitation of orphaned and injured elephants. Established in 1995 by the Department of Wildlife Conservation, the center aims to rescue, rehabilitate, and eventually release these elephants back into the wild.

The Transit Home provides a safe haven for baby elephants that have lost their mothers due to poaching, habitat destruction, or other human-related conflicts. Upon arrival, these young elephants receive medical care, nourishment, and the opportunity to socialize with other elephants in a semi-wild environment. The focus is on minimal human interaction to ensure that the elephants retain their natural behaviors and instincts, crucial for their survival once they are released.

One of the most captivating aspects of the ETH is the feeding sessions, which allow visitors to observe the elephants from a distance as they are fed by caretakers. These sessions highlight the dedication and care given to each elephant. However, the ultimate goal of the ETH is to release the elephants into the wild once they are strong and independent enough, contributing to the preservation of Sri Lanka’s wild elephant population.

Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home is a vital institution in Sri Lanka’s efforts to protect and conserve its majestic elephants.

Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home

Baby Elephants

Baby Elephant

Baby Elephants

Baby Elephants

Baby Elephants

Baby Elephants

Udawalawe National Park Safari
Udawalawe National Park, located in the southern part of Sri Lanka, is a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Spanning over 30,000 hectares, the park is renowned for its large population of wild elephants, making it one of the best places in Asia to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. A safari in Udawalawe offers the chance to see elephants up close, often in herds, as they roam freely through the park’s diverse landscapes, which include grasslands, marshes, and forests.

Beyond elephants, Udawalawe is home to a variety of wildlife, including leopards, water buffalo, deer, crocodiles, and an array of bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. The park’s open terrain provides excellent visibility for spotting animals, and safaris typically last for three to four hours, offering ample opportunities for wildlife photography and observation.

Guided jeep safaris are the most popular way to explore the park, with early morning and late afternoon being the best times for wildlife sightings. Udawalawe’s natural beauty and rich biodiversity make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic and unforgettable safari experience in Sri Lanka.

Udawalawe National Park Safari

Asian Elephant

Leopard

Beautiful Peacock

Safari

Elephant Fighting

Baby Elephant

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