twenty one Days Tour package

Negombo

Explore Negombo city. Negombo is mostly famous for the fishing industry. Hence, you can visit the fish market, dry fish varieties, St. Mary’s Church or Katuwapitiya church where the bomb exploration took place in 2019. If you are willing to do a boat ride, we can organize a boat tour in the dutch canal. Transfer back to the same hotel and stay the night in Negombo.

Anuradhapura

Leave for Anuradhapura from Negombo. Visit a saltern in Puttlam since that area is famous for the salt production. There you can see the procedure of salt manufacturing. Then we’ll drive to Munneshwaram Hindu temple, a place related to Ramayana epic. In Anuradhapura, we’ll visit the Anuradhapura Cultural site. This is the first capital city in Sri Lanka and the ruins still depicts Sri Lankan civilization and the natural beauty in the area emphasize the authenticity of the country. Heads to the hotel in Anuradhapura for over nights stay.

Both day 3 & 4 activities are covered in above day 3. 

Jaffna

Proceed to Jaffna. In Jaffna, we’ll visit Nallur Kovil, the largest Hindu temple in the Tamil community which is dedicated to Lord Murugan. Then we’ll visit Nagadeepa Viharaya in Jaffna. This place is mainly important because this is one of the three places in Sri Lanka where Lord Buddha has visited. Delft island is another interesting place in Jaffna. Even through Delft island is rich with natural beauty it has some ruins of a fortress buildings as well. Once finished, we’ll transfer to the hotel and stay the nights in Jaffna

Both day 5 & 6 activities are covered in above day 5.

Trincomalee

Travel to Trincomalee. Nilaveli beach in Trincomalee is one of the best beach in Sri Lanka which contains crystal clear water. In Trincomalee, you can visit coneshwaram Hindu temple and Kanniya Hot Water wells. Since you might be tired after traveling, we keep these two days to relax in Nilaveli beach. Nights stay in Trincomalee.

Both day 7 & 8 activities are covered in above day 7.

Sigiriya

Transfer to Sigiriya. En route visit Pineapple plantations and the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage; a place providing care and sanctuary to orphaned baby elephants that were found in the wild. Climb the famous rock fortress of Sigiriya which is an astonishing feat of engineering and construction. The “Lion Platform“, the Mirror Wall, the Sigiriya Damsels, the water gardens and the fantastic views are some of the highlights of Sigiriya, If you prefer to experience traditional Sri Lanka with its authenticity . Nights stay in/near Sigiriya.

Both day 9 & 10 activities are covered in above day 9.

Polonnaruwa

Drive to Polonnaruwa. Visit Polonnaruwa cultural site, the medieval capital of Sri Lanka, which today is one of the undisputed highlights of the Cultural Triangle, standing testimony to the discipline and greatness of the kingdom’s first rulers. Later this day you will go on a Safari In Minneriya National Park, famous for its large elephant population. Overnight stay in/ near Sigiriya.

Both day 11 & 12 activities are covered in above day 11.

Kandy

Leave for Kandy. En route visit the magnificent Dambulla Cave temple, which contains the most outstanding collection of Buddha images in Sri Lanka. Both the walls and ceilings are covered with paintings depicting images of Lord Buddha’s different reincarnations. Then we'll visit a Spice Garden nearby Mathale, where you will be introduced to the world of spices and medicinal herbs used in Ayurvedic treatments. We'll end our day in Kandy, where we'll visit the Temple of the Tooth. This is the country's most important religious shrine, where the sacred tooth of lord Buddha is kept inside a magnificent temple. Next day morning visit to the Peradeniya Botanical Garden, which has more than 4000 species of plants, Orchids, Spices, medicinal plants and Palm trees. In the late afternoon enjoy a typical Kandyan  dance and drumming performance (a Sri Lankan iconic performing art. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Both day 13 & 14 activities are covered in above day 13.

Adams Peak

Proceed to Adams peak. On the way to Adams peak, we’ll stop at Kithulgala if you are interest with an adventure program. White water rafting is a main adventure program in Kithulgala where you can ride the tides of Kaleni river. Adams peak trekking is extremely popular with both tourists and locals. This is a place worshiped by main four religions in our country. Hence, we’ll climb the mountain next day early morning to see the sun rise. Night in Adams peak. 
 

Nuwara Eliya

Climb Adams peak in the morning and drive to N’Eliya (which means “Little England“), a breathtaking journey through narrow passes, through tea plantations and over gushing streams to the Hill country. En route visit a Tea factory to see the tea manufacturing process and of course to try and enjoy the original ‘unblended ‘ high grown tea. On our way we'll have plenty of opportunities to see cascading waterfalls. Overnight stay in N’Eliya.
 

Ella

Train tour from  Nanu Oya to Ella, the most beautiful train journey in Sri Lanka. This train travels through the tea plantations, into the clouds and then weaves in and out of the many mountain tunnels as it descends to Ella. Climb mini Adams peak which is also known as Punchi Sri Pada. Your climb awards you with a splendid view of Ella Gap and the surrounding landscape. Overnight stay in Ella.

Ella

Visit Lipton's seat in the morning; one of the finest viewpoints in the country and named after the Scottish tea baron Sir Thomas Lipton, who often came here to admire his burgeoning empire from here. Here you can go hiking and explore the Rawana Mountain. Ella is well known for Ayurvedic treatments and it is possible to have a treatment complete with a relaxing massage here. Overnight stay in Ella.
 

Yala

Transfer to Yala. En route visit Rawana waterfall and the Buduruwagala rock carvings; a group of 7 colossal standing figures carved into the face of a large rock. The Mahayana Buddhist figure of 51ft tall is flanked by Buddha figures and the Goddess Tara. The figures show traces of their original plaster and paint and are dated between 8th – 10th century AD. We'll end our day with an evening safari in Yala national park, where you'll have an opportunity to spot leopards! Overnight stay in Yala.

Galle

Leave for the beaches and experience the charms of Galle and Sri Lanka's southwest coast. On the way visit the turtle hatchery, which started in 1988 to protect Sri lankan turtles from  extinction. We'll go and see the famous Stilt Fishermen at Weligama and explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, where 17th century ramparts enclose colonial buildings. Stay the night in one of the beach preferred.

Negombo & Departure

Morning relax in the beach and drive back to Negombo. End up the in the airport or Negombo.