06 DAYS OF SRI LANKA EXPLORATION

Today, go to Kandy, the final capital of Sri Lanka's ancient rulers. The city is nestled among the hills of the Kandy plateau, which runs through an area of tropical plantations, primarily tea, making it one of Sri Lanka's most picturesque cities. You will visit The Temple of the Tooth Relic, one of Sri Lanka's most revered Buddhist sites. Visit Kandy's bazaar, as well as the arts and crafts center, a gem museum, and a lapidary, to witness artists who have created objects out of stones.

*Duration 1 Night *Meal Plan Breakfast and Dinner

Today, visit the Royal Botanical Garden Peradeniya, Sri Lanka's largest garden at 60 hectares (147 acres). These gardens are known for their orchid collection, which contains over 300 different orchid kinds, spices, medicinal plants, and palm trees. You'll also go to a tea plantation and factory tour, where some of the world's best tea is made. You will have the opportunity to learn about the manufacture and grading of tea, as well as sample a cup of pure Ceylon tea. Continue to Nuwara Eliya, a mountain station. It is Sri Lanka's highest mountain, with a height of 6200 feet.

*Duration 1 Night *Meal Plan Breakfast and Dinner

Drive to Ella, a little mountain community, this morning. Explore the surroundings before heading to Tissamaharama, one of the most pleasant coastal towns. The town's attractive backdrop is provided by the stunning man-made tank (reservoir) in Tissa Wewa, which is home to a diverse array of birds.

*Duration 1 Night *Meal Plan Breakfast and Dinner

Today, visit Yala National Park for a vehicle safari. Yala is Sri Lanka's most visited national park, covering 979 square kilometers. In the year 1900, it was declared a wildlife refuge. It is known for its diverse range of wild creatures, the conservation of Sri Lankan elephants and aquatic birds, and the world's greatest leopard populations. Elephants are the most frequently seen residents of the enormous Yala National Park, but there are also several bird species, sambhur, spotted deer, sloths, crocodiles, monkeys, wild boar, and porcupines to be found. After that, travel to Galle, the capital of Sri Lanka's Southern Province. Galle is the best example of a European-built fortified city in Southeast Asia, and it exhibits a unique blend of European architectural forms with South Asian traditions. The natural harbor, the National Maritime Museum, St. Mary's Cathedral, constructed by a Jesuit priest, one of the island's largest Shiva temples, and Amangalla, a historic luxury hotel, are all notable features in Galle. Proceed to the Dutch Fort of Galle, which is located along the palm-fringed shore. This fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with an incredible array of architectural features going back to the 1600s when the Dutch initially began construction. After that, make your way to your hotel in Mount Lavinia, a seaside town known for its "Golden Mile" of beaches.

*Meal plan Breakfast and Dinner

Today, you'll go to Colombo to catch your next flight.

Breakfast is included in the meal plan.