SRILANKA – 4N 5D 2K 2G

You will be warmly welcome by our representative or chauffeur at the airport with warm smile and with traditional greeting "AYUBOWAN" wishing you a long life!!!. Then you will be escorted to the vehicle and get a refreshment before staring the journey. Then proceed towards Kandy via Pinnawala. The Millennium Elephant Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to rescuing and caring for captive Asian elephants in Sri Lanka. Situated on a 15-acre estate called Samaragiri, located 10 km northwest of Kegalle in the Sabaragamuwa Province, this foundation offers a unique opportunity to interact with captive elephants in Sri Lanka. They provide a volunteer program where guests can have a hands-on experience caring for these gentle giants and learn about the challenges faced by elephants in Sri Lanka. Located halfway between Colombo and Kandy, it's an ideal stop for a one-of-a-kind elephant experience. Then visit Spice Garden (Free entrance) to enjoy Sri Lanka's world-renowned spices at their source and sense the aroma of Cinnamons, pepper, cardamom, nutmeg, and mace. Explore the insights of spice production which attracted many Europeans and other Asians since ancient times. Evening you will enjoy a relaxing walk at Kandy Lake, enjoying the beautiful nature. Evening you will enjoy a relaxing walk at Kandy Lake, enjoying the beautiful nature. Kandy Lake, located at the heart of Kandy city and adjacent to the revered Temple of Tooth Relic, was constructed by the last king of the Kandy Kingdom, King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe. This picturesque lake offers an ideal setting for leisurely strolls, jogging, and peaceful walks, making it a popular destination for relaxation and recreation.

Reach at Kandy and check in at the hotel. Dinner and stay overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and experience Kandy. Kandy is a renowned city in Sri Lanka celebrated for its rich historical heritage and natural beauty. It holds the distinction of being a UNESCO-declared World Heritage City and serves as the last ancient capital of Sri Lanka. This cultural and historical significance, along with its natural charm, makes Kandy a prominent and captivating destination in the country. The Temple of the Tooth Relic Kandy arts and crafts centre Kandy city and bazaar Peradeniya Botanical Garden Sipping Tea in Sri Lanka evokes an immersive journey into verdant tea gardens. The crisp air carries the aroma of freshly plucked leaves, revealing a legacy of exquisite flavours. Amid rolling hills, the experience encapsulates the art of tea-making, from withering to rolling and fermenting. The distinctive golden brew offers a taste of Sri Lanka's rich terroir, creating a sensorial symphony that resonates with the region's lush landscapes, culture, and the craftsmanship of tea production. Around 5.00pm witness cultural dance performances in Sri Lanka showcase traditional dances performed by skilled Sri Lankan dancers. These performances encompass three distinct classical dance forms, each characterized by unique styles of body movements, gestures, costumes, and the type of drums used for rhythmic accompaniment. Dinner and stay overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and proceed towards Galle Galle, a prominent city on the south coast of Sri Lanka, is a captivating blend of Dutch, Portuguese, and British history. Here are some of the key attractions and activities in Galle: Galle Fort Traditional Lace Makers Lighthouse Dutch Reformed Church Galle offers a delightful journey through time, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural diversity of this coastal gem. Check-in at the hotel and relax. Evening relax at the beach. Talpe beach is the most popular beach area in Unwatuna and the rock pools are the main attraction on this beach, and the people claim that they were carved out of the corals some 50 years ago and used to soak coconut husks to separate the coconut coir. It is the only place that can be seen like these rock pools. Therefore Talpe has become a popular destination among both locals and foreigners. The best time to visit is in the early morning between March and April. The pools are filled with sand at other times of the year. Dinner at hotel and Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel and experience Hikkaduwa. Hikkaduwa Beach, located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, stands out as one of the finest beaches in the region. It's particularly renowned as a prime destination for surfers. The best time for surfing enthusiasts to enjoy the waves here is during the months of November to March when they are at their peak. Beyond surfing, a visit to Hikkaduwa offers the opportunity to explore the rich aquatic life in the area, making it a well-rounded beach destination for travellers. Seenigama is a small village located on the southwest coast, near Hikkaduwa, a popular beach resort known for coral reef snorkelling. The Seenigama temple is situated on a small island and is dedicated to the local deity, Devol Deviyo, who is believed to protect fishermen and their boats. According to the Ramayana Trail legend, Seenigama is where Sugriva, the King of the Vanaras, and his monkey army landed before launching their attack on Ravana's demon army. The "Sama Ceitya," part of the Japanese Peace Pagodas in Sri Lanka, stands on Rummasala Hill near Unawatuna. Built in 2005 amid Sri Lanka's civil unrest, it symbolizes peace, constructed by Japanese monks aiming to spread tranquility in conflict zones globally. Visible from Galle Fort, this pagoda reflects the universal quest for peace during turbulent times, echoing hope and serenity. Evening leisure time at the Beach Dinner and relaxed overnight stay at the hotel

This is the last day of your tour in Sri Lanka and will drop off you at the airport with wonderful memories of your Sri Lankan experience!!!!! "YOU WILL COME BACK FOR MORE !!! "