The Complete Sri Lanka Tour

The schedule includes a visit to the family-run Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage, which is home to over 60 elephants, including 13 captive-bred newborns and baby elephants. Elephants are brought to the river for feeding and bathing, which is the ideal time to visit. Climb Sigiriya Rock the following day, which is the location of the 500-foot-tall "Fortress in the Sky" or Lion Rock from the 5th century, which has a palace, gardens, and a swimming pool. Visit a batik factory in Matale, a spice garden, and Dambulla Cave Temple the following day. Hotel accommodations in Sigiriya, Dambulla, or Habarana for dinner and the night.

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Sigiriya

You will explore Polonnaruwa, the capital of Sri Lanka from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries, which is home to stunning statues, frescoes, big stupas, and rock temples. Additionally, you will tour a Batik Factory and a Spice Garden at Matale. You will see the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, Market Square, Arts and crafts Center, and Upper Lake Drive in Kandy, the hill capital. The preservation of Buddhist customs by temple shrines and monasteries in Kandy is an illustration of Buddhism's impact on Sri Lanka. Additionally, you will see a cultural performance.

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Kandy

Visit the Royal Botanical Gardens in Paradeniya after breakfast. With its sixty-seven hectares of breathtaking beauty and botanical treasures that include over 4,000 species, the Royal Botanical Gardens Peradeniya is a sanctuary for all nature lovers, not just scientists.  After that, depart for Nuwara Eliya, stopping along the way to tour a factory and tea estate.  Stunning mountain, valley, waterfall, and tea plantation,

Nuwara Eliya is known as "The Little England of Sri Lanka."  Though the temperature does drop at night, it is actually quite similar to a spring day in England, despite being one of the coldest spots on the Sri Lanka.  The British influence is evident throughout Nuwara Eliya. 

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Nuwara Eliya

Go to Yala national park after breakfast & jeep safari. Yala serves as a refuge for both native and migrant fauna. Concentrations of birds are found near the lagoons and salvers. There are thousands of flamingos, spotted-bill pelican assemblies, spoonbills, cormorants, and many kinds of herons here. There are hundreds of pheasants, peafowls, peacocks, and wild fowls. Herds of wild elephants and buffalo are frequently sighted. Yala is home to a wide variety of animals and birds.

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Kataragama or Tissamaharama

After breakfast, take a city tour of Galle before continuing on to the beach. Galle is regarded as one of the most historically significant towns in Sri Lanka. constructed at the southern part of the island on a premonitory rock. Up until roughly a century ago, it was an important port; today, commercial and sailing boats still use the natural harbor. Explore the port and Lighthouse on foot, or go to the old town to see the woodcarvers and traditional lace producers. A chance to buy some of the world's best souvenirs made from shells.             
Spend the night in stunning Galle

Be dropped at the airport having at least 2 hours to the time of departure. Leave with lots of happy memories to cherish.

Tour ends.