Sri Lanka 6 Nights & 7 Days

Day 1 – Dambulla

Upon arrival at Colombo Bandaranaike International Airport, you’ll be warmly welcomed and transferred to Dambulla. En route, you’ll visit Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, home to the world’s largest herd of captive Asian elephants, where you can observe these majestic animals up close.

In Dambulla, explore the ancient Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by King Kashyapa. This impressive rock rises 200 meters above the plains, with ancient moats and gardens surrounding its base. You’ll also visit the Dambulla Cave Temple, the largest and best-preserved cave temple in Sri Lanka, featuring Buddha statues and colorful paintings.

Overnight in Dambulla.

Day 2 – Kandy

After breakfast, travel to Kandy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former royal city of the Sinhalese kings. Here, you’ll visit the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, which houses a relic of Buddha’s tooth, central to Sri Lanka’s Buddhist heritage.

You’ll also explore the lush Royal Botanical Garden, discover local gems at the Gem Museum, and enjoy a vibrant Cultural Dance Show showcasing traditional Sri Lankan performances.

Overnight stay in Kandy.

Day 3 –  Nuwara-Eliya

After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll explore Nuwara Eliya, known as “Little England” for its picturesque landscapes of mountains, valleys, and tea plantations. Founded in 1846 by explorer Samuel Baker, the town features charming colonial architecture, including the Queen’s Cottage and the Grand Hotel.

Your visits will include Ramboda Waterfalls, the Ramboda Hanuman Temple, a Tea Factory tour to learn about Sri Lanka’s famous tea production, and relaxing moments at Gregory Lake. You’ll also visit the Seetha Amman Temple, the iconic Pink Post Office, and the Hakgala Botanical Garden, known for its diverse flora.

Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

Day 4 – Yala

Yala National Park is the most visited and second largest national park in Sri Lanka, renowned for its vibrant wildlife, including elephants, monkeys, and leopards. The park’s varied landscapes of dry woodlands and grasslands create a stunning backdrop for activities such as jeep safaris, bird watching, and nature photography. With a rich array of over 200 bird species, it’s a paradise for birdwatchers. Visitors can also enjoy luxury camping experiences within the park. Accommodations are available nearby, making it easy to unwind after an adventurous day in the wilderness

Day 5 – Bentota

After breakfast at the hotel, spend the day in Bentota, renowned for its golden beaches and relaxing atmosphere. You can unwind by swimming in the ocean or soaking up the sun on the soft sands, making it an ideal spot for a beach vacation.

Activities include a Madu River Boat Safari, where you can explore the scenic waterways and spot wildlife, and a visit to the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery to learn about turtle conservation efforts. For those seeking adventure, Bentota offers a variety of water sports such as jet skiing, windsurfing, and snorkeling.

Enjoy the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure in Bentota!

Day 6 – Colombo

After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll head to Colombo, the bustling capital and largest city of Sri Lanka. This vibrant metropolis blends modernity with colonial history, showcasing diverse architectural styles influenced by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British alongside local Buddhist, Hindu, and Islamic structures.

During your city tour, you’ll visit key attractions such as Galle Face Green, a scenic oceanfront park; Vihara Mahadevi Park, a lovely green space in the city; and the National Museum, which houses an impressive collection of artifacts. You’ll also explore the Fort District, featuring historical buildings like the Old Parliament Building and the Twin World Trade Center towers.

Additionally, don’t miss Independence Hall at Independence Square and various places of worship that reflect Colombo’s cultural diversity. The city is also a shopping haven, offering a range of malls and stores for brand-name goods at great prices.