Get to Sri Lanka and travel to Negombo on the first day. Take this chance to head to a reputable hospital nearby where you can get a full body check-up for 50% off. Unwind in your hotel and head out to the city where you can explore St. Mary’s Church, a breathtaking church with walls adorned with murals of Jesus Christ.
Take a tour of Negombo and stop by some of the city’s famous sites. Take a stroll around the city and stop by the beach which is a fun and pleasant place to be. After that travel to Sigiriya making a stop en route at the Pinnawala Elephant Sanctuary. This is a sanctuary where caregivers tend to injured and orphaned elephants. When you get to Sigiriya, check into your hotel.
Scale the recognizable Sigiriya Rock Fortress. Beautifully designed frescoes adorn this fortress. You can see views of the surrounding landscape from the summit. After lunch, travel to Polonnaruwa which is well-known for its numerous ruins. In the past, Polonnaruwa served as Sri Lanka’s second capital. Take a tour of this city and stop by the historic ruins.
Journey to Anuradhapura a city renowned for the Atamasthana on day four. Explore the famous temples that date back hundreds of years. Explore the city and discover the temples and ruin’s histories. In the afternoon head back to Habarana and travel to Minneriya. Make your way to Minneriya National Park to see the herds of elephants that roam the valleys.
Stop by the Dambulla Cave Temples on your way to Kandy. There you’ll find numerous murals of Lord Buddha as well as Buddha statues in every nook and cranny. Make a stop at Matale Spice Gardens. You can discover the cultural significance of the herbs and spices cultivated here. Both as culinary ingredients and for therapeutic purposes they have been significant. When you get to Kandy, unwind at the hotel.
Visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy City on the sixth day. This important location in Kandy is near Kandy Lake and the city centre. This architectural wonder contains the priceless tooth relic of Lord Buddha. Continue on to Peradeniya. Visitors can visit the Royal Botanical Gardens here. These gardens have a serene atmosphere in addition to their beautiful surroundings. After you leave the gardens look around the city for traditional crafts like batiks, wood carvings, silks and gems. Arrive back in Kandy in time to see a cultural performance.
Travel to Nuwara Eliya on day seven. Due to its cool climate, this city is well-known among residents and tourists earning the moniker ‘Little England’. Explore the tea plantations and factories that produce Sri Lanka’s renowned tea while on a tour of Nuwara Eliya. Travel to Gregory Lake so you can take a boat trip and take in the breathtaking views.
Travel to Horton Plains, a breathtaking reserve teeming with amazing wildlife plants and animals in the morning. Small rabbits can be seen hopping around or elk grazing on the fields. Go to Nuwara Eliya in the afternoon to see the sights.
Travel to Yala as the sun rises on this tenth day. The well-known Yala National Park which is renowned for its large leopard population is located in this southern city. See a range of wildlife on a jeep safari through the park but primarily the leopards as they hunt and relax.
Explore Galles City’s magnificent Dutch Fort which is thought to be Asia’s best-preserved sea fortress early in the morning. This is where the island’s oldest breadfruit tree is located. The Madu River Boat ride offers a close-up view of the wetland ecosystem. You can contribute to the effort to save the dying turtle population that visits Sri Lankan beaches to lay their eggs by going to the turtle hatchery. Making memories with your loved ones can be facilitated by taking a stroll along the sandy Galle beach. Spend your last day in Galle engaging in thrilling water sports in the Bentota River.
Depart Sri Lanka with many memories to share.