7 Days / 6 Nights Tour Package
Moments You’ll Cherish
Embark on a 7-day adventure that encapsulates Sri Lanka’s vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and rich history. From exploring ancient UNESCO World Heritage sites and lush tea plantations to thrilling wildlife safaris in Yala National Park and serene beaches in Galle, every moment is unforgettable. Immerse yourself in local traditions, savor authentic cuisine, and experience Sri Lanka’s renowned hospitality. This journey promises a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery to cherish forever.
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Explore the UNESCO-listed ancient cities, timeless temples, and colonial treasures.
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Connect with Nature and revel in wildlife safaris, serene tea plantations, cascading waterfalls, and lush tropical landscapes.
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Feel the Pulse of Culture and witness vibrant traditional dance, discover artisanal crafts, and enjoy authentic village life.
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From releasing baby turtles into the sea to hiking iconic landmarks, this trip promises unforgettable moments.
A perfect getaway for those who seek,
Thrilling Explorations, Hike Lion’s Rock, traverse the Nine Arches Bridge, and spot leopards in Yala National Park.
Dive deep into Sri Lanka’s vibrant traditions and spiritual heritage.
Relaxation with a view of golden beaches, stroll through tea estates or soak in the tranquility of Gregory Lake.
Memories Worth Sharing: Picture-perfect destinations and heartfelt encounters at every turn.
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage: Witness majestic elephants in their natural habitat.
Sigiriya Rock Fortress & Pidurangala Rock: A blend of ancient ingenuity and panoramic vistas.
Polonnaruwa Ancient City: Relive the grandeur of a medieval capital.
Yala National Park Safari: A thrilling wildlife adventure in one of Asia’s finest parks.
Galle Fort: A mesmerizing blend of history and coastal charm.
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Day 1 | Airport > Negombo 
Drive: Approx. 25 minutes
Drive: Approx. 25 minutes Arrive in Colombo, where you’ll be greeted by your chauffeur guide and transferred to Negombo. This coastal town offers a tranquil introduction to Sri Lanka with its golden beaches and colonial charm. You’ll visit the Dutch Fort, a historic reminder of the area’s colonial past, and enjoy a peaceful boat ride through the Negombo Lagoon, where local fishermen ply their trade.
Negombo.
Day 2 | Negombo > Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage > Dambulla Cave Temple > Sigiriya Drive: Approx. 4 hours
Drive: Approx. 4 hours Today, you’ll journey inland to Sigiriya. Along the way, you’ll experience Sri Lanka’s natural and cultural treasures, including the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, where you can observe elephants being bathed and fed. The next stop is the Dambulla Cave Temple, home to hundreds of Buddha statues and vibrant frescoes. Afterward, you’ll take part in a traditional Sigiriya Village Tour, where you’ll enjoy a bullock cart ride through paddy fields, giving you a true sense of local life.
Sigiriya
Day 3 | Sigiriya Rock Fortress > Pidurangala Rock > Polonnaruwa Ancient City > Gal Vihara Drive: Approx. 2 hours
Drive: Approx. 2 hoursBegin the day with a visit to the majestic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The climb rewards you with breathtaking views and ancient frescoes. You’ll also visit Pidurangala Rock, which provides a quieter and equally impressive view of Sigiriya. Afterward, you’ll explore the ancient city of Polonnaruwa, a former capital of Sri Lanka, filled with impressive ruins and statues. The Gal Vihara rock carvings are particularly noteworthy for their serene Buddha statues.
Sigiriya.
Day 4 | Sigiriya > Matale Spice Garden > Kandy Drive: Approx. 3 hours
Drive: Approx. 3 hours As you travel to Kandy, the cultural heart of Sri Lanka, you’ll visit the Matale Spice Garden, where you’ll learn about the various spices that define Sri Lankan cuisine. In Kandy, you’ll visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, which houses a sacred relic of Lord Buddha’s tooth, one of the holiest sites in Sri Lanka. Later, enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Kandy Lake before witnessing a vibrant Kandyan Dance Performance, showcasing traditional music and dance
Kandy
Day 5 | Kandy > Royal Botanical Gardens > Nuwara Eliya  Drive: Approx. 2.5 hours
Drive: Approx. 2.5 hours After breakfast, travel through the lush hill country towards Nuwara Eliya, also known as "Little England" for its cool climate and colonial charm. En route, visit the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kandy, where you can explore an impressive collection of tropical plants and orchids. After your visit, continue the journey to Nuwara Eliya. Upon arrival, stop at a Tea Plantation & Factory to learn about the tea-making process and sample freshly brewed Ceylon tea. As you explore Nuwara Eliya, don’t miss the Ramboda Falls, a stunning waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Later, enjoy a peaceful stroll around Gregory Lake and take in the scenic beauty of Victoria Park.
Nuwara Eliya
Day 6 | Nuwara Eliya > Nine Arches Bridge > Yala > Yala National Park Drive: Approx. 5 hours
Drive: Approx. 5 hours On the 6th day your journey takes you south to Yala National Park, renowned for its wildlife and stunning landscapes. On your way, stop to marvel at the Nine Arches Bridge in Ella, an iconic piece of railway engineering surrounded by lush greenery. Once in Yala, prepare for an exciting safari, where you’ll have the opportunity to spot leopards, elephants, and a variety of birds in their natural habitat.
Tissamaharama.
Day 7 | Yala > Galle Fort > Stilt Fishermen of Koggala > Colombo Airport (Departure) Drive: Approx. 6 hours
Drive: Approx. 6 hours On your final day, journey to the historic city of Galle. Explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, where you can stroll through colonial streets, visit the old lighthouse, and enjoy views of the Indian Ocean. On the way out of Galle, stop at Koggala to witness the fascinating tradition of stilt fishing, where fishermen balance on tall stilts in the shallows. Afterward, enjoy some shopping in Colombo before heading to the airport.
Departure
A Journey Like No Other
A UNESCO-listed temple complex featuring over 150 Buddha statues and vivid cave murals from ancient times.
A 5th-century royal fortress with stunning gardens, frescoes, and rock-carved palaces atop a towering rock.
Home to Buddha’s sacred tooth relic, this UNESCO site is a revered symbol of Sri Lanka’s heritage.
Renowned for its vast collection of tropical plants, giant bamboo, and the famous orchid house.
A marvel of colonial engineering, this iconic stone bridge is a top attraction for train spotting and photography.
Renowned for its leopard population, this national park offers thrilling safaris and stunning landscapes.
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