On arrival you will be meeting our team members and our tour guide at the Airport

Dambulla is the largest and best preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka. Its also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla and it’s a World Heritage.

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.

An ancient rock fortress/museum located in the northern Matale District near the town of Dambulla in the Central Province, Sri Lanka. There are 1200 steps to the top of the rock.

A 2 hours ride to Kandy from Sigiriya through the misty mountains

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

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.

This temple is of the most sacred places which is a relic believed to be the Tooth of the Buddha.

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.

A 2 hours and 45 minutes ride from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya through the mountains and villages

Ramayana’s historic Sri Bhakta Hanuman Temple in Ramboda is an important Hindu temple in Sri Lanka, dedicated to the God, Hanuman. It is located on the summit of a picturesque mountain in Ramboda in the central hills.

Explore Damro Labookellie Tea Centre and Tea Garden. The tour ends with cake tasting along with a delicious cup of warm tea. (* Optional - A jeep ride to the hills to watch tea planters and to experience tea plucking is an additional cost that is paid directly to the jeep drivers.)

Sita Amman Temple Which is part of Sri Lanka's Ramayana trail. 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.

This 3 hour train ride to Ella is 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

It is a popular sightseeing attraction in Sri Lanka. It currently ranks as one of the widest falls in the country.

Sri Lanka’s first and largest pool club. The club features a massive restaurant, private VIP pools, a heated jacuzzi, and a pool bar, providing guests with an unforgettable retreat amidst the lush beauty of Ella's cleanest air.

Flying Ravana Zipline and other activities. Flying Ravana is Sri Lanka’s first ever mega dual zip line, located amidst the luscious green estates of Ella. Get your adrenaline pumping with activities like zip lining at Flying Ravana.

Nine Arch Bridge It is known as the bridge in the sky was conducted by connecting two bog mountains.

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.

Ella night life is known for its relaxed and tranquil atmosphere, with options for enjoying drinks and food in a rustic setting, rather than a vibrant party scene.

A 2 hours ride from Ella to Kataragama through the wilds and beautiful village's

visit to Katharagama Temple stands as a symbol of religious coexistence and harmony. It is a revered pilgrimage site for Buddhists, Hindus, and devotees of indigenous beliefs. This convergence of faiths highlights the unity that can emerge from diversity.

Yala Safari is world’s largest population of leopards. It is the second largest national park on the Island. The park features a sprawling coastline, and the rest is made up of many different ecosystems including light forests, jungle, grasslands, marshes, and more.

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.

Madu River Ride offers a boat safari through a vibrant eco system of mangroves, small islands, and diverse wildlife, including birds, and the option for a natural fish spa experience.

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.

Negombo Dutch Fort, originally built by the Portuguese in the early 17th century and later rebuilt by the Dutch in 1672 on a pentagonal plan, stands at the mouth of Negombo Lagoon. Though much of the fort was demolished by the British (converted into a prison), its eastern ramparts, arched gateway inscribed with "1678", and remnants of bastions remain prominent