Your entry into Sri Lanka begins in this coastal town known for its vibrant fish markets, Dutch canals, and beach vibes. It’s also the perfect spot to unwind after a flight and enjoy fresh seafood by the Indian Ocean.

Sigiriya is famous for its ancient rock fortress and palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 5th century. It's also known for its unique water gardens, frescoes, and the "lion staircase" which leads to the rock's summit.

Experience and a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the nature and culture of a Sri Lankan village. Much information to learn about village lifestyle different from urban living. Enjoy the delicious food was prepared in a traditional way.

This national park is one of the best places in the country to see wild elephants, which are often present in huge numbers. Catch a glimpse of its large elephant population up close. Relax and own activities.

Nestled in the hills, Kandy is the island’s cultural heart. Visit the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, explore fragrant spice gardens, and be enchanted by the Kandy Cultural Dance Show, which reflects centuries of Sri Lankan tradition.

We will walk through the spice garden full of exotic, tantalising and luscious spices and herbs.

Kandy Cultural Dance Show which is a captivating Sri Lankan arts, dance, and cultural heritage performance that is an absolute must see. Be mesmerised by the beautiful costumes and interesting dances and cultural sharing.

Temple of Tooth Relic also known as Sri Dalada Maligawa. This temple is of the most sacred places which is a relic believed to be the tooth of the Buddha. (Dress code; light colour clothing preferably white, shoulders and knee to be covered and sleeveless tops and shorts are not allowed)

Gem Museum is an excellent gemmology museum, educating one on the geological history of Sri Lanka. It also houses a shop from where you can buy gems. They have a selection of Ceylon Sapphires, Diamonds, Pearls and other gemstones.

Damro Labookellie Tea Centre and Tea Garden. The tour ends with cake tasting along with a delicious cup of warm tea.

The history of the Ravana cave is that King Ravana used this cave to hide the Princess Sita. It is one of the most important tourists' attractions with an historical value in Sri Lanka.

Explore the charming city of Nuwara Eliya, also known as little England. Visiting all the main attractions which include colonial buildings, Lake Gregory, Victoria Park and seeing beautiful landscapes covered with tea, a contrasting view apart from other major cities of Sri Lanka.

Gregory Lake spans over 91 acres and is surrounded by lush greenery, rolling hills, and beautiful gardens. Gregory Lake offers various activities, including speedboats, swan boats, dinky boats, and even pony rides.

Described as one of prettiest train journeys around the world. The track leads you through Kandy's suburbs, before heading into the mountains and past bright green tea plantations – 3 hrs)

Nine Arch Bridge is known as the bridge in the sky was conducted by connecting two bog mountains. Witness the iconic bridge, especially beautiful at sunrise or during the train crossings.

Little Adams Peak offers one of the finest viewpoints in the Sri Lanka Hill Country. Giving hiking and trekking an adventure to cherish, for it yields beautiful views of tea plantations, misty mountains ending with spectacular sunrises.

Sri Lanka’s first and largest pool club, Ravana PoolClub.

Before proceeding to Galle, on the way visit Ravana Water Falls is a popular sightseeing attraction in Sri Lanka. It currently ranks as one of the widest falls in the country.

Galle Fort and Lighthouse is the largest remaining fortress in Asia constructed by any European imperial powers. Even after long years from the construction, Galle Fort, a UNESCO's World Heritage Site, is still maintained as fresh.

Embark on a relaxing picturesque boat ride along the Madu River, where you’ll witness flourishing flora and fauna and bird watching.

Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka, boasts a rich and complex history that Colombo is home to a fascinating array of landmarks that weave together the city’s rich history and modern vibrancy. Highlights include the Colombo Lighthouse, the prison cell of the last Sri Lankan King, and the iconic Lighthouse Clock Tower, The Galle Face Promenade, Red mosque etc.

Colombo offers a diverse shopping experience, blending traditional handicrafts and markets with modern malls and international brands, catering to various budgets and preferences. Ex – Colombo City Centre, One Galle Face mall, Pettah market, Lakarcade etc.

Experience Negombo like a local with a fun and breezy Tuk Tuk ride! These colourful three wheelers are more than just a mode of transport they’re part of Sri Lanka’s culture and charm. Glide through bustling fish markets, scenic lagoon roads, colonial streets, and narrow village lanes while your friendly tuk tuk driver shares stories, local tips, and maybe even some music.

🍽 Dinner by the Beach or Lagoon Negombo is a seafood lover’s paradise. From beachside grills to candlelit lagoon restaurants, you’ll find freshly caught prawns, crabs, and lobsters served with Sri Lankan spices or international flair. Don’t miss the chance to try a lagoon crab curry or grilled jumbo prawns with a view of the water. 🌆 Charming Streets, Lively Vibes The popular Lewis Place strip is lined with cozy restaurants, pubs, and cafés where you can enjoy a relaxed meal, sip on a cocktail, or try a chilled Lion beer. Many places feature live music or DJ sets on weekends.