Round Trips

Arrival at International Airport.
Transfer to Beach Resort.
Overnight Stay in Bentota.

After Breakfast proceed to Yala National Park.
Embark on a Jeep Safari in the Park
Proceed to Bentota
At Leisure on the beach
Overnight Stay in Bentota.

After breakfast proceed to Nuwara Eliya via Ratnapura
Visit Gem Museum in Ratnapura.
Visit Gem mine.
Proceed to Nuwara Eliya via Avissawela / Hatton.
Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya

After breakfast proceed to Hagala.
Visit the Botanical Garden
City tour of Nuwara Eliya Town and visit Victoria park.
Overnight Stay in Nuwara Eliya.

After breakfast proceed to Kandy.
En route Visit Tea plantation and the Factory.
Evening visit the Temple of Tooth
Evening watch the Cultural Show
Overnight Stay in Nuwara Eliya

After breakfast proceed to Peradeniya.
Visit Peradeniya Botanical Garden.
Shopping in Kandy and city tour.
Visit arts and crafts shops, gem shops.
Visit the upper lake view point in the evening.
Overnight Stay in Kandy.

After breakfast proceed to Dambulla.
En-route visit Matale Alu Vihara
En-route visit a Spice garden.
En-route visit a Batik Factory.
Overnight stay in Dambulla.

After breakfast proceed to Polonnaruwa.
Embark on a Ancient City Tour.
Evening visit the Dambulla Rock Temple
Overnight stay in Dambulla.

After breakfast proceed to Sigiriya.
Visit the Sigiriya Rock
Rest in the resort.
Overnight stay in Dambulla.

After breakfast proceed to Colombo - Pinnawela.
Visit the Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage
Proceed to Colombo
Colombo shopping and tour is required.
Overnight stay in Colombo.

The Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage, established in 1975, commenced with seven orphans. Today some of these orphans enjoy the fortune of seeing their grandchildren born in the same location. The original objective of establishing the orphanage inclined more towards tourism, but is soon became a conservation and educational centre. With the help of local and foreign elephant experts, Pinnawela started a scientific captivebreeding programme for elephants. The free movement of the herd enhanced the chances for respective individuals of both sexes to get together and mate. The nearby river played a dominant role in this regard, and in 1984, the first baby of Pinnawela was born. The success story of Pinnawela has drawn the attention of scientists from all over the world. A considerable number of books and research articles on Pinnawela have been published in several languages. The members of the Pinnawela herd have been filmed, videoed and photographed thousands of times by professionals.

Kandalama Hotel Surrounding, free for bird watching around Kandalama. The 55 acre forest around the Kandalama tank where the hotel is situated has a variety of trees - 100 years or more in age, with medicinal plants and a rich and varied bird life. Around 90 varieties of birds including migrants - babbler, blue flycatcher, oriole, paradise flycatcher, warbler, wagtail, barbet, bee-eater, Brahmin kite, owl, teal, pelican, make their home here.

Sigiriya Rock Fortress, which is a world heritage site, built by King Kashyapa (477-495 AD). The 'Lion Rock' is a citadel of unusual beauty rising 200 metres from the scrub jungle. The rock was the innermost stronghold of the 70 hectare fortified town. A moat, rampart, and extensive gardens including the renowned water gardens ring the base of the rock. Visit the world-renowned frescoes of the 'Heavenly Maidens' of Sigiriya, which are in a sheltered pocket of the rock approached by a spiral stairway. These frescoes are painted in earth pigments on plaster.

Polonnaruwa, which was the 2nd capital city of Sri Lanka built in the 11th and 12th centuries AD, and which is a world heritage site. Here you can see the ruins of the Royal Palace, the Gal Viharaya where 4 splendid statues of the Buddha in 'Upright', 'Sedentary' and 'Recumbent' postures carved out of rock could be seen, the Audience Hall, the Lotus Bath, the statue of king Parakramabahu, and the Parakrama Samudraya - a lake built by King Parakramabahu the great. There are also monuments of famous places of worship such as the Shiva Temple, the Lankathilake, the Watadage, the Galpotha, the Kiri Vehera and the remains of a former Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Dambulla Cave Temple, is a part of the Cultural Triangle declared by UNESCO is on the main road from Sigiriya to Kandy about 19Km from Sigiriya. There are over 80 caves in the surrounding and some of them have been used by the monks as meditation locations. Major attractions are spread over 5 caves, which contain the statues and the paintings. Since it's founding in the 1 century BC by King Valagamba, many improvements and additions have been carried out to the sculptures and paintings over the years. Hindu statues are believed to be of the 12 century AD and the latest paintings are of the late 18-century. The temple is a perfect location to view evolution of the ancient Sri Lankan arts. Dambulla is a unique and important historical site because of the amalgamation of the material from many eras.

Spice Garden in Matale to see different spices for which Sri Lanka is famous for. Here, clients could see different spices and how some of these spices are grown and processed. Witness a Cookery demonstration.

Temple of Tooth, the main attraction of the city and also the most sacred Buddhist establishment in Sri Lanka is where one of Buddha's tooth is being kept. Built in the 16th century but improvements and additions have been done to this structure until the fall of the Kandy kingdom. A golden canopy was added recently. Daily rituals are being carried out at various offering times to the shrine. A dress code applies for entering the temple. The magnificence has been enhanced by the octagonal pavilion.

Peradeniya botanical garden was first built as a pleasure garden by a Sinhala king and was expanded by the British. It is 147 acres in extent and provides an amazing variety of trees, plants and flowers. There after do a city tour of Kandy.

Kandy City was the last capital of the Sri Lankan kings and is a World Heritage Site. The name "Kandy" conjures visions of splendor and magnificence. Many of the legends, traditions and folklore are still lovingly kept alive. Drive around the Kandy lake built by the last Sinhala king, Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe in 1798. Visit the Kandy town and bazaar, the arts and crafts centre, a gem museum and a lapidary.

Tea plantation and a tea factory, where the best tea in the world is produced. Here you could observe all about the process of manufacturing tea. You can also see how tea is graded. Taste a cup of pure Ceylon tea in the factory.

Nuwara Eliya, because of its invigorating mountain climate and scenery, is Sri Lankas most popular hill resort. Nuwara Eliya is also the heart of Sri Lankas tea country producing a significant share of the world s best tea. Sri Lanka s highest mountain Pidurutalagala (8282 feet) is located here. Nuwara Eliya also has one of the finest 18 hole golf courses in South Asia.