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Day 1: Colombo – Dambulla – Sigiriya – Kandy

Sigiriya Lion Rock

Sigiriya Lion Rock is a famous tourist attraction in Sri Lanka. It is a huge rock, standing 200 meters tall. On top of the rock, there are the ruins of an ancient palace and fortress. There are also beautiful paintings on the walls of the rock. The paintings show celestial maidens and other mythical figures.

Dambulla Cave Temple

Dambulla Cave Temple stands as a beacon of spiritual enlightenment and artistic splendor. Revered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient complex dates back to the 1st century BCE and is renowned for its intricate cave paintings and awe-inspiring statues of Buddha.

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic

Located in the center of Kandy, the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is a special place and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This amazing building holds Sri Lanka’s most sacred treasure: the left canine tooth of Gautama Buddha. Visitors can see the unveiling of the relic in a ceremony that happens twice a day, showing a beautiful act of devotion and spirituality. The temple has detailed carvings, colorful paintings, and an annual procession called Esala Perahera, all giving a peek into Sri Lanka’s rich culture.

Day 1 Itinerary:

• We’ll pick you up in Colombo or further south and head to Sigiriya.
• Climb the Sigiriya Lion Rock for stunning views of the countryside.
• Explore the Dambulla Golden Cave Temples.
• On the way to Kandy, stop at the Matale Hindu Temple, Nalanda Gedige, and a spice garden.
• Visit the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic.
• Check into Nature Walk Resort in Kandy and drop off your luggage.
• Experience Kandy’s rich cultural heritage with a traditional dance performance.
• Enjoy a delicious dinner at one of Kandy’s restaurants.
• Stay overnight in Kandy.

Day 2: Kandy – Nuwara Eliya – Ella

Peradeniya Botanic Gardens

The Peradeniya Botanic Gardens, established in the 19th century, offer a captivating journey into the world of plants. Home to over 4,000 plant species from around the globe, these sprawling gardens are a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Walking along shaded pathways, admire vibrant blooms, and marvel at the Java fern house, a testament to the gardens’ rich heritage.

Ramboda Falls

A height of over 100 meters, Ramboda Falls is a stunning example of nature’s beauty. The flowing water forms a captivating sight, leaving everyone amazed by its strength and loveliness. The nearby countryside, filled with green tea plantations and rolling hills, adds a peaceful setting to this incredible sight. A trip to Ramboda Falls is a memorable adventure, taking you right into the heart of Sri Lanka’s breathtaking scenery.

Nuwara Eliya

Nestled amidst Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands, Nuwara Eliya, often called “Little England,” is a charming hill station famed for its colonial ambiance, temperate climate, and stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by lush green tea plantations, the town offers a tranquil retreat from the bustling lowlands.

Nine Arch Bridge

The Nine Arch Bridge is an amazing structure made of brick, stone, and cement, showcasing human creativity in Sri Lanka’s lush Ella region. It has nine beautiful arches that stretch 91 meters across and stand 24 meters high. The bridge is surrounded by peaceful green tea plantations and has a lovely view of a picturesque valley. Visiting the Nine Arch Bridge is a delightful experience.

Day 2 Itinerary:

• After breakfast, head to Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens.
• Then, proceed to Nuwara Eliya.
• On the way, stop at a tea factory to learn about the tea-making process and taste some of the finest Ceylon tea free of charge.
• Visit Ramboda Falls.
• Explore iconic places in Nuwara Eliya like Gregory Lake, Gregory Park, and the colonial city surrounded by Mystery Hills.
• Drive to the picturesque town of Ella.
• Enjoy the views from Little Adam’s Peak and take a walk on the famous Nine Arches Bridge.
• Stay overnight at Sky Green Resort in Ella.

Day 3: Ella – Udawalawe – Galle – Colombo

Ravana Falls

Ravana Falls stands as a majestic waterfall, cascading over 25 meters into a crystal-clear pool. Its thunderous roar echoes through the surrounding wilderness, while the spray of water creates a shimmering veil against the backdrop of lush greenery. The falls’ captivating presence offers a refreshing escape into the heart of nature’s untamed beauty.

Udawalawe National Park

Udawalawe National Park, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offers visitors the chance to witness majestic elephants roaming freely in their natural habitat. The park’s diverse ecosystem supports leopards, buffaloes, deer, and various birdlife. Guided jeep safaris immerse visitors in the beauty of the natural world.

Galle Dutch Fort

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Galle Dutch Fort is a captivating remnant of Sri Lanka’s colonial past. Built by the Dutch in the 17th century, the fort showcases impressive bastions, cobblestone streets, and preserved buildings. Explore the Maritime Archaeology Museum, the National Museum of Galle, and the All Saints Church.

Day 3 Itinerary:

• After breakfast, head to visit Ravana Waterfall.
• Then, enjoy a wildlife safari at Udawalawe National Park.
• After the safari, proceed to Galle.
• On the way to Galle, stop by the Stilt Fishermen in Koggala.
• Next, visit the Turtle Hatchery.
• After that, explore the Galle Dutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• This marks the end of the tour, and the driver will drop you off at the hotel where you’ll be staying overnight in either down south or Colombo.