Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage

The orphanage provides a safe environment for elephants, offering them care, food, and shelter, while also promoting conservation efforts. Visitors can observe the elephants being fed, bathed in the river, and engaging in natural behaviors, making it a unique experience for wildlife enthusiasts.

Golden Temple & Dambulla Cave Temple
(UNESCO World Heritage site )

Then you will continue to the Dambulla. Dambulla is the largest and bestpreserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka. The Dambulla Cave Temple is an impressive UNESCO World Heritage site in Sri Lanka, renowned for its five caves adorned with magnificent Buddha statues and murals that depict the rich Buddhist history of the country.

Pidurangala Rock

We can visit there if you are not tired much. Pidurangala is a majestic rock formation near Sigiriya, offering panoramic views of the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress and the surrounding landscape. A relatively less crowded alternative to Sigiriya, it features a scenic hike through a mix of forest and rocky terrain, leading to a temple at the summit. The climb is moderately challenging, but the reward is breathtaking 360- degree views

Matale Spice Garden

the Matale Spice Garden offers visitors an immersive experience into the world of spices and traditional Sri Lankan herbal medicine. Visitors can learn about the cultivation and processing of these spices, as well as their culinary and medicinal uses.

Nalanda Gedige

Nalanda Gedige is an ancient and unique Buddhist temple located near Matale, Sri Lanka. Known for its blend of South Indian Dravidian and Sinhalese architectural styles, it is an impressive structure dating back to the 8th or 9th century. The temple features intricate carvings, stone sculptures, and beautiful stonework.

Temple of Tooth Relic (UNESCO World Heritage site )

The Temple of the Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa) in Kandy is one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred and iconic sites. It houses the relic of the Buddha's tooth, a revered symbol of Sri Lankan Buddhism. The temple’s stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and serene atmosphere make it a must-visit for anyone exploring Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage.

Tuk Tuk Ride around Kandy Lake

The ride offers a unique perspective of Kandy's blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, making it a delightful experience for visitors seeking both relaxation and insight into the city's history

Kandy Cultural Dance performance

The Kandy Cultural Dance Performance is a must-see experience for visitors to Sri Lanka, offering a vibrant display of traditional Kandyan dance, drumming, and fire-walking. The highlight of the performance is the breathtaking fire-walking finale, where skilled performers walk barefoot across burning embers. .

Peradeniya botannical garden

The Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, located near Kandy, is Sri Lanka's largest and most impressive botanical garden. Spanning 147 acres, it features a vast collection of tropical plants, including over 4,000 species of flora. Originally established in the 14th century, the gardens are a serene haven for nature lovers and a key site for botanical research.

Tea Plantation & Ceylon Tea Experience

The Ambuluwawa Tower, located in Gampola, Sri Lanka, is a striking structure that offers breathtaking views and symbolizes religious harmony. This unique tower is part of the Ambuluwawa Biodiversity Complex, which includes a multi-religious center, beautiful gardens, and a variety of endemic plants

Nuwara Eliya City Visit

A visit to Nuwara Eliya offers a refreshing escape to a charming hill station in Sri Lanka. Known for its cool climate, beautiful tea plantations, and colonialera charm, the city is perfect for nature walks, scenic views, and exploring historical landmarks. With attractions like Gregory Lake, Victoria Park, and lush gardens, Nuwara Eliya invites visitors to unwind and enjoy its serene beauty.

Short Train Ride

The ride provide comfort and enjoyment, with cozy seating and occasionally guided commentary to enhance the experience. Whether it’s a leisurely journey or a more adventurous route, the Train Ride is meant to give passengers a chance to relax and take in the natural beauty of the surrounding area.

Nine arch Bridge

The Nine Arches Bridge, Ella, also known as the "Bridge in the Sky," is a stunning colonial-era railway bridge located near Ella. Famous for its elegant design, the bridge spans a deep ravine and is surrounded by lush greenery, making it a popular spot for photography.

Little Adams peak

This hike is easier and shorter than Ella Rock, making it perfect for a morning or afternoon adventure. The trail winds through tea plantations and rewards you with panoramic views of the surrounding hills. It’s named after the more famous Adam’s Peak due to its similar shape.

Ravana Waterfall

Ravana Falls is a breathtaking 25-meter waterfall located just a short drive from Ella, surrounded by lush forest and rocky cliffs. It’s named after the legendary King Ravana from the Ramayana epic, who is believed to have hidden Princess Sita in a nearby cave. It's a great spot for photography, short stops, and soaking in the natural beauty of Sri Lanka’s hill country.

Upper Diyaluma

The distance from Ella to Upper Diyaluma Falls is approximately 30 km, and the travel time by car is around 1 hour to 1.5 hours, depending on road conditions. Upper Diyaluma Falls is known for its natural pools and stunning views, and it requires a short hike to reach the top, where you can enjoy the scenic beauty and take a refreshing dip in the pools.

Udawalawa National Park Safari

Udawalawe National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s top wildlife destinations, renowned for its large elephant population and scenic landscapes. A jeep safari through the park offers an incredible opportunity to witness elephants roaming freely in their natural habitat, along with sightings of water buffalo, sambar deer, crocodiles, jackals, and a wide variety of birdlife. The open grasslands, forests, and the Udawalawe Reservoir create the perfect setting for both wildlife photography and a truly immersive nature experience. It’s an ideal stop for wildlife enthusiasts and families alike.

Galle Fort (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historic fortress located in Galle, Sri Lanka. Originally built by the Portuguese in 1588 and later extensively fortified by the Dutch in the 17th century, the fort showcases a unique blend of European and South Asian architectural styles. Enclosed by massive stone walls, it features cobblestone streets, colonial-era buildings, charming cafes, boutique shops, museums, and churches.

Japanese Peace Temple

Located atop Rumassala Hill near Unawatuna, the Japanese Peace Pagoda is a stunning white stupa built by Japanese monks in 2005. It offers breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean and Galle Fort, making it a peaceful spot for reflection and panoramic photography.

Thale Turtle Beach

Talpe Turtle Beach is a quiet, scenic stretch of coastline known for its clear tidal pools and stunning ocean views, making it a perfect spot for peaceful seaside walks and breathtaking sunsets.

You can rest at the hotel & beach...!

After the breakfast you are heading to the Colombo where is the major trade city in Sri Lanka & near to the airport

We are going to say good bye. You will have lot of beautiful memories here in Sri Lanka with us. Promise. We will drop you to Colombo International Airport according to your departure time.