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Itinerary

  • Day 01  |  Airport > Dambulla
  • Day 02  | Dambulla > Sigiriya
  • Day 03  | Sigiriya > Pinnwala
  • Day 04  | Pinnawala > Kandy
  • Day 05  | Kandy (Kandy City Tour)
  • Day 06  | Kandy > Nuwara Eliya
  • Day 07  | Nuwara Eliya > Ella
  • Day 08  | Ella
  • Day 09  | Ella > Yala
  • Day 10  | Yala > Tangalle
  • Day 11  |  Tangalle > Mirissa
  • Day 12  | Mirissa > Galle
  • Day 13  | Galle > Benthota
  • Day 14  | Benthota > Airport

Inclusions

Meal

Tailored to Your Preference

Transport

Private Air-Conditioned Vehicle for Transfers and Sightseeing

Accommodation

Hotel (09 nights)

Included Activities

Climb Sigiriya Lion Rock | Climb Pidurangala Rock | Climb Ella Rock | Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage | Visit Yala National Park Jeep Safari | Madu River Boat Safari

Day 01 - Airport > Dambulla

Ayubowan and welcome to the enchanting island of Sri Lanka! Upon your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, a friendly representative from Kevon Tours & Travels will be there to warmly greet you. You’ll then embark on a seamless and comfortable journey to the beautiful coastal town of Negombo, ensuring your adventure begins with ease and relaxation.

Visit Dambulla Cave Temple

  • The Dambulla Cave Temple, one of the most impressive and well preserved cave temples in Asia, is located in central Sri Lanka and has been in use for over 22 centuries, exuding benevolence and spirituality.
  • The famous Sigiriya Fortress, adorned with beautiful frescoes, rises like a gigantic cylinder about twelve miles northeast of Dambulla.
  • Due to their historical, archaeological, and artistic significance, both sites were declared World Heritage Sites in 1991.

Day 02 - Dambulla > Sigiriya

Visit Sigiriya Lion Rock

  • Visit the ancient stone fortress of Sigiriya, often called the eighth wonder of the world, showcasing incredible stone techniques, wall art, and the remarkable talent of Sri Lankan aborigines.
  • This world historical monument, located in the Matale District, was created by King Kashyapa to hide from his brother’s attacks.
  • After King Kashyapa’s death, Sigiriya served as a Buddhist monastery until the 14th century.

Visit Pidurangala rock

  • Pidurangala is both geographically and historically connected to the palace city of Sigiriya, part of the area known as “Sigiri Bim.”
  • The region includes settlements, monasteries, tanks, and quarries that are integrated into the sophisticated capital established in the fifth century.
  • Pidurangala served as the main Buddhist monastery near the royal residence in Sigiriya, with Kassapa I reputedly visiting the reclining Buddha there twice daily.
  • Some believe Kassapa I bowed to the Buddha of Pidurangala from the lion’s paws at the base of his palace rock in Sigiriya. End your day with an overnight stay at Dambulla Hotel.

Day 03 - Sigiriya > Pinnawala

Visit Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage

  • The Matale Central Research Center of the Department of Export Agriculture is dedicated to preserving the taste, aroma, and quality of local spices.
  • It offers comprehensive knowledge about spices and related products to foreign tourists, enhancing their understanding of Sri Lankan spices.
  • Visitors can enjoy a live experience of Sri Lankan spices, learning about their cultivation and uses firsthand.

Day 04 - Pinnawala > Kandy

Visit Ambuluwawa Tower

  • The 48-meter tall, cone-shaped tower houses the Stupa (Pagoda) of the Buddhist Temple.
  • As you climb up, several viewing platforms offer stunning views, though the staircase gets narrower as you ascend.
  • The spiral staircase can be challenging to climb, especially for those uncomfortable with heights.

Visit Royal Botanical Garden

  • The Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya, located about 5.5 km west of Kandy, attracts a significant number of visitors, with 1.2 million locals and 400,000 foreign visitors recorded in 2016.
  • Situated near the Mahaweli River, the longest river in Sri Lanka, the garden is famous for its extensive collection of orchids.
  • With over 4,000 species of plants, including orchids, spices, medicinal plants, and palm trees, the garden also houses the “National Herbarium of Sri Lanka.

Day 05 - Kandy

Visit Temple of the Tooth Kandy

  • The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is a globally revered place of worship, housing the left canine tooth of Gautama Buddha.
  • Venerated by thousands of devotees and tourists daily, the temple was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.
  • This temple holds immense cultural and religious significance for Buddhists worldwide, symbolizing a profound connection to the teachings of Gautama Buddha.

Traditional Dancing Culture show

  • Traditional Kandyan dances feature captivating performances such as the cobra dance, mask dance, and Ginisila, demonstrating mastery over fire.
  • The vibrant spectacle culminates in a breathtaking fire-walking act, adding to the excitement and awe of the performance.
  • Dancers don elaborate costumes, including ornate headdresses, with their chests adorned by decorative beaded nets, enhancing the visual splendor of the traditional dance.

Visit Gem Museum

  • The Gem Museum in Kandy showcases rare minerals discovered in Sri Lanka, offering visitors a glimpse into the country’s rich geological heritage.
  • Visitors to the museum gain comprehensive insights into the mining process of Sri Lankan minerals and learn why the gems from this region are renowned for their exceptional quality and brilliance.
  • Through informative exhibits and presentations, the museum highlights the unique characteristics that set Sri Lankan gems apart from those found elsewhere in the world, enriching the understanding and appreciation of these precious treasures.

Day 06 - Kandy > Nuwara Eliya

Visit Ramboda waterfall

  • Ramboda Falls is a breathtaking tiered waterfall that cascades into a large basin pool, offering a popular spot for swimming and relaxation.
  • Renowned as one of Sri Lanka’s most stunning waterfalls, Ramboda Falls captivates visitors with its natural beauty and majestic surroundings.
  • Surrounded by picturesque landscapes featuring hills, highlands, plains, and ridges, the waterfall provides a scenic backdrop for an unforgettable experience amidst nature’s splendor.

Visit Tea Plantation & Tea Factory

  • Since 1867, tea cultivation and manufacturing have thrived in the Nuwara Eliya Agro-climatic region of Sri Lanka.
  • Geographically situated in an oval-shaped mountain valley, Nuwara Eliya is characterized by high elevation, with the plateau reaching 6200 feet (2000 meters) above sea level.
  • This region’s unique agro-climatic conditions contribute to the production of high-quality tea, making Nuwara Eliya renowned for its exceptional teas enjoyed by enthusiasts worldwide.

Nuwara Eliya City Tour

  • Since 1867, tea cultivation and manufacturing have thrived in the Nuwara Eliya Agro-climatic region of Sri Lanka.
  • Geographically situated in an oval-shaped mountain valley, Nuwara Eliya is characterized by high elevation, with the plateau reaching 6200 feet (2000 meters) above sea level.
  • This region’s unique agro-climatic conditions contribute to the production of high-quality tea, making Nuwara Eliya renowned for its exceptional teas enjoyed by enthusiasts worldwide.

Day 07 - Nuwara Eliya > Ella

Nanu oya Ella Train ride

  • Experience the breathtaking beauty of Sri Lanka’s tea estates, forests, and villages on the Nanu Oya to Ella train ride, renowned as one of the most scenic train journeys in the world.
  • Departing from Colombo Fort Railway Station, the train offers options for 1st class AC compartments or 2nd class non-AC reserved seats, winding through lush green landscapes, enchanting tunnels, and farming fields.
  • The journey concludes in Ella, a charming town celebrated for its stunning views and outdoor activities, making this train ride an unforgettable adventure for any traveler.

Day 08 - Ella

Visit Little Adam’s Peak

  • Little Adam’s Peak, named for its resemblance to the iconic Adam’s Peak/Sri Pada, is a must-visit attraction in Ella.
  • The hike to the top is fairly easy, making it a leisurely two-hour walk to reach the 1141m high peak.
  • The trail offers stunning views and is suitable for most fitness levels, making it a popular choice for visitors.

Visit Ravana Falls

  • Ravana Ella Falls in Ella, Sri Lanka, is a stunning waterfall known for its graceful flow and captivating beauty.
  • The falls are steeped in ancient legends about Ravana, a historic Sri Lankan king, adding a layer of mystique to the natural scenery.
  • Visitors can enjoy the picturesque landscape where nature and ancient stories converge, creating a memorable experience.

Day 09 - Ella > Yala

Visit Yala national park

  • Designated as a wildlife sanctuary in 1900 and a national park in 1938, Yala in southeast Sri Lanka hugs the panoramic Indian Ocean and was initially a hunting ground for the elite under British rule.
  • Yala National Park is home to 44 varieties of mammals and 215 bird species, including the world’s largest concentration of leopards, as well as elephants, sloth bears, sambars, jackals, spotted deer, peacocks, and crocodiles.
  • The optimal time to visit Yala is between February and July when the park’s water levels are low, making it easier to spot animals in the open.

Day 10 - Yala > Tangalle

Visit Tangalle Beach

  • Tangalle Beach, nestled along the southern coast of Sri Lanka, is a pristine paradise awaiting discovery. With its golden sands and azure waters, it offers a tranquil escape for beach lovers and adventurers alike. The serene ambiance and gentle waves make it an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, or simply unwinding with a book under the shade of swaying palm trees.

  • Tangalle Beach also presents opportunities for water sports enthusiasts, with activities such as snorkeling, diving, and surfing available for those seeking a bit of excitement. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the beach’s natural beauty and the chance to observe marine life and bird species along its shores.

  • For those craving a taste of local culture and cuisine, nearby fishing villages offer fresh seafood delicacies and authentic Sri Lankan dishes. And as the sun sets over the horizon, casting vibrant hues across the sky, Tangalle Beach becomes even more magical, offering unforgettable moments and cherished memories for all who visit.

Visit Hiriketiya Beach

  • Hiriketiya Bay features a picturesque crescent-shaped beach adorned with swaying palm trees and pristine turquoise waters, offering a perfect escape for beach enthusiasts and surfers alike.

  • With consistent waves and excellent surfing conditions, Hiriketiya is a magnet for surfers of all skill levels. Beginners can enjoy the gentle waves ideal for learning, while seasoned pros can revel in the excitement of the breaks that attract surfers from around the globe.

  • Beyond its sandy shores, Hiriketiya exudes a laid-back atmosphere, making it an ideal sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation. Visitors can bask in the sun, take refreshing swims, or explore nearby jungles and hiking trails, immersing themselves in the natural beauty and adventure of the area.

Day 11 - Tangalle > Mirissa

Visit Mirissa Beach

  • Mirissa Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Sri Lanka, offering a stretch of about a kilometer with ample space for relaxation.
  • Known for its beauty and laid-back atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy a day by the sea.
  • The beach’s waves can get quite big, making it one of the best surf spots in Sri Lanka.

Day 12 - Mirissa > Galle

Visit Galle Fort

  • Embark on a smooth cruise into the depths of the Indian Ocean from Mirissa, in search of magnificent marine creatures.
  • Mirissa offers prime whale and dolphin watching opportunities between November and April, with sightings of sperm whales, killer whales, Bryde whales, and short-finned whales, as well as playful bottlenose and striped dolphins.
  • Keep an eye out for the majestic blue whale, the largest animal in the world, while enjoying your overnight stay at Mirissa Hotel.

Day 13 - Galle > Benthota

Madu River Boat Safari

  • Madu Ganga Lake, along with the smaller Random Lake, forms the Madu Ganga wetland, creating a complex coastal ecosystem with high ecological and biological significance.
  • The estuary and numerous mangrove islets within the wetland support a diverse range of plant and animal species, including approximately 303 species of plants from 95 families and 248 species of vertebrate animals.
  • The inhabitants of the islets surrounding Madu Ganga Lake are involved in the production of peeled cinnamon and cinnamon oil, adding cultural and economic value to the region.

Visit Bentota Beach

  • Bentota Beach is renowned for its stunning scenery, featuring tall coconut palms and secluded golden sands that stretch into the clear blue waters.
  • Offering a low-key and relaxed atmosphere, this beach is a tranquil haven where visitors can unwind and enjoy the quiet surroundings.
  • Embrace the serene ambiance of Bentota Beach and indulge in relaxation during your overnight stay at a Bentota Hotel.

Day 13 - Benthota > Airport

Departure

  • After enjoying a delicious breakfast at the hotel, it’s time to check out and bid farewell.
  • As all good things must come to an end, proceed to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
  • Reflect on the wonderful memories made during your time in Sri Lanka as you head to the airport for your journey home.
MAKE AN ENQUIRY

Hi I’m Anjali, I represent Kevon Tours & Travels as a Travel Consultant. Feel free to contact us anytime. Click “Make An Enquiry” or use the WhatsApp icon provided below.