Embark on the Ancient Trail Adventure and discover Sri Lanka's rich history and natural beauty. Start with the ancient wonders of Sigiriya's Lion Rock and the Dambulla cave temples. Continue to Kandy to explore the Temple of the Tooth and Peradeniya Botanical Gardens.
Visit Minneriya National Park for an unforgettable wildlife safari, witnessing herds of wild elephants in their natural habitat. Travel to Ella for stunning views and the iconic Nine Arches Bridge, then to Nuwara Eliya's picturesque tea plantations.
Relax on Bentota's golden beaches and conclude your journey in Colombo, experiencing vibrant markets and colonial architecture. This tour perfectly blends cultural heritage with natural splendor.
Day 1 Arrival – Transfer to Dambulla
Day 2 Sigiriya Rock Fortress(optional) - Pidurangala Rock - Village Visit - Elephant Ride (Optional) - Jeep Safari in Minneriya National Park (Optional)
Day 3 Dambulla Caves - Matale Spice Garden - Kandy City Tour
Day 4 Hill Country – Tea Experience - Nuwara eliya
Day 5 Ella - Yala
Day 6 Galle - Bentota (south coast)
Day 7 Colombo and transfer to airport
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
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Children Policy
25% of adults rate sharing a room with parents excluding extra bed
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Cancellation charges (Sri Lanka):
Children Policy
Peak Period Supplement
Annual Kandy Esala Perahara Supplement
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Arrival at the Bandaranaike International Airport. Welcome by a Sunway Holidays representative, transfer to Dambulla (a country side green rich, village with rice fields and coconut plantations in the cultural triangle area, about 3 hours drive). Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight stay at Hotel in Dambulla.
Breakfast at the hotel Optional - Visit the UNESCO-listed 5th century site of Sigiriya Rock Fortress build by the King Kashyapa. Climb the Pidurangala Rock. Make a visit to a new by village to see the village life and a local cookery demonstration. Optional - Enjoy a ride on an elephant to the nearby jungle. Optional - Make a Jeep Safari to see the elephants and wild life in the Minneriya National Park.
Recommended Activities: Experience Traditional Village Life Exploring Minneriya National Park Sigiriya Rock Hike Up Pidurangala
Breakfast at the hotel;. Visit the Cave Temple in Dambulla. Later depart for Kandy via Matale visiting a Spice Garden to see how the local Spice including cinnamon, cardamom, pepper creepers and other spice trees grow, their numerous forms of use. Later, make a city tour of Kandy, the island’s cultural capital and the last capital of the Sinhalese monarchy, Kandy is encircled by jungle-covered hills. Located in the refreshing highlands, Kandy is easy to fall in love with. Stop at the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, the island’s most revered Buddhist shrine. Proceed exploring Kandy’s colorful Bazar, Upper Lake, arts centers, etc. Later attend a cultural dance performance with fire dancing. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight stay in Kandy.
Recommended Activities: Dambulla Cave Temple Tour Of The Spice Garden The Temple Of The Tooth Relic, Kandy Kandy City Tour
After breakfast at the hotel. Visit the Kandy’s Royal Botanical Gardens famed for the world-class collection of orchids, palms and, the real showstopper, a giant Javan fig tree. Leave for Nuwara eliya, known as “Little England” of Sri Lanka. En route see the mountains covered with tea bushes and cascading waterfalls. The drive is scenic, nature rich, with mountains covered with tea bushes etc. Nuwara eliya is set against a beautiful backdrop of mountains, valleys, waterfalls and tea gardens, On the way make a visit to a tea factory to learn how the region’s most fragrant brews are produced. The Tea experience starts with a guided tour of a local tea factory, where you’ll be shown how the top best leaves are picked and processed. Taste a cup of freshly brewed pure Ceylon (Sri Lanka) Tea. You can also buy fresh tea from the factory outlet. Later make a sight-seeing tour of Nuwara eliya. Explore the city center to see the colonial buildings, Race Course, Gregory Lake, etc,. Overnight stay in Nuwara eliya.
Recommended Activities: Colombo Tea Factory Tour Tea Plucking Royal Botanical Gardens
Enjoy your breakfast and leave for Yala with a stop in Ella. Look out through Ella Gap, a deep valley connecting the city of Ella with the low country. See the beauty of the broadest Rawana Ella water fall. In the afternoon make a Game Drive in the Yala National Park. Here you can spot three of country’s Big Five which include; leopard, sloth, and the Sri Lankan elephant. The Park is home to variety of wildlife including spotted deer, crocodiles, wild boar, wild buffaloes, langurs, peacocks and over 200 Spice of birds. Chances of spotting herds of roaming elephants and the elusive sloth bear are high. Later check in at your hotel in Yala for the night’s stay.
Recommended Activities: Yala National Park safari Chasing Waterfalls
Enjoy the breakfast and drive to Galle. Explore the Southern capital city of Galle, Sri Lanka's finest colonial treasure, and once the greatest port in Ceylon. Galle Dutch Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage listed site. Visit the Galle Fort, the Light House, the Maritime Museum, the ancient Dutch Reformed Church, the Sun and the Moon bastions and many other fascinating sights. Stop at a turtle Hatchery and release a few baby Turtles to the sea. Check in at your beach hotel for the night stay.
Recommended Activities: Bentota Beach The Dutch Reformed Church, Galle The Galle Fort
Enjoy the breakfast and relax by the beach. In the afternoon leave for the airport via Colombo, Make a sight-seeing tour of Colombo. Visit a Buddhist Temple, Pettah, Colonial era remainings, Fort, Galle Face Green, Independence Square, BMICH, a replica of the tallest standing Buddha etc.
Recommended Activities: Shopping Spree At Urban Malls – Colombo The National Museum ,Colombo
The Dutch Reformed Church, nestled within the historic city of Galle, Sri Lanka, is a captivating architectural gem that reflects the rich heritage of the colonial era.
