The world’s oldest historically documented tree, grown from a cutting of the tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment. The drive from Colombo to Anuradhapura is approximatley 4 hours. This is not included in the activity timings.

A massive, iconic stupa built by King Dutugemunu, symbolizing Sri Lanka’s ancient Buddhist heritage

One of the tallest stupas in the world and an impressive architectural feat of the ancient kingdom

Believed to be the first stupa in Sri Lanka, it enshrines Buddha's collarbone relic.

Known for its unique rock carvings, including the famous "Isurumuniya Lovers.

Beautifully crafted ancient bathing pools, an engineering marvel of ancient Sri Lanka.

A stunning rock temple featuring four massive Buddha statues carved into granite, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and serenity. The drive from Anuradhapura to Polonnaruwa is approximatley 2 .5 hours. This is not included in the activity timings.

A circular relic house with intricate stone carvings and stairways leading to a stupa; one of Polonnaruwa’s most iconic structures.

A large stupa built by King Nissanka Malla, surrounded by beautiful stone pillars, symbolizing the kingdom's devotion to Buddhism.

A large man-made reservoir built by King Parakramabahu the Great, providing scenic views and a glimpse of ancient Sri Lankan irrigation ingenuity.

An impressive brick structure with a towering, standing Buddha statue, showcasing ancient architecture and spiritual artistry.

Climb the ancient rock fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to explore the ruins of King Kashyapa’s palace, frescoes of the Sigiriya Maidens, and the Mirror Wall. At the top, take in panoramic views of the lush surroundings. The drive from Polonnaruwa to Sigiriya is approimately 2 hours. This is not mentioned in your activity timigs. Ancient frescoes, the iconic Lion's Paw entrance, and breathtaking views from the summit.

located just a few kilometers from Sigiriya Rock. This less crowded climb offers beautiful sunrise and sunset views with Sigiriya Rock visible in the distance.

Take a jeep safari in either Minneriya or Kaudulla National Park to witness Sri Lanka’s famous elephant gatherings, where large herds gather near the reservoirs, especially during the dry season.

Experience a hot air balloon ride at sunrise to see Sigiriya and the surrounding areas from above. This activity is seasonal, typically offered between November and April.

Explore the Dambulla Cave Temple, a series of five ancient caves with stunning Buddhist statues and murals dating back over 2,000 years

Visit this sacred Buddhist temple, home to a revered relic of the Buddha’s tooth. Explore the temple complex, observe Buddhist rituals, and learn about its significance in Sri Lankan culture. The drive from Sigiriya to Knady is approximately 2 hours. This is not mentioned in your activity timing.

Head up to this viewpoint on Rajapihilla Mawatha for a panoramic view of Kandy city, Kandy Lake, and the surrounding mountains.

Spend a day wandering through the vast Royal Botanical Gardens, home to over 4,000 species of plants, including rare orchids, towering palm avenues, and an impressive collection of tropical plants.

Take a guided tour to learn about the cultivation and use of Sri Lanka’s famous spices. Guides explain how each spice is grown, harvested, and used in traditional cooking and Ayurvedic medicine.

Attend a traditional cultural show to witness Kandyan dance performances, fire-walking, and drumming. This is a great way to experience the rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka.

The factory offers guided tours that take you through the entire tea production process, from plucking the tea leaves to processing and packaging. Knowledgeable guides explain each step, showcasing traditional and modern techniques used in producing the famous Ceylon tea. The drive from Knady to Nuwaraeliya is approximately 3 hours. This is not mentioned in your activity timings.

Stop at Ramboda Falls, a beautiful 109-meter waterfall that cascades down lush greenery. You can view the falls from above or take a short hike for a closer view. Apart from this we will stop at scenic views and smaller water falls on the way. We will also visit tea feilds.

Enjoy boating, jet skiing, or a relaxing walk around the picturesque Gregory Lake, which is perfect for a picnic or leisurely stroll.

Explore this well-maintained park, especially popular during the flower-blooming season. It’s an ideal place for a relaxing walk and birdwatching. Highlights: Colorful flower gardens, birdwatching, and a tranquil environment.

Take a day trip to Horton Plains for a scenic trek to World’s End, a dramatic cliff with a 4,000-foot drop offering panoramic views. The park is also home to Baker’s Falls and diverse wildlife.

Wander through Sri Lanka’s second-largest botanical garden, renowned for its rose garden, Japanese garden, and cool climate-loving plants.

Walk or take a tuk-tuk to this iconic stone bridge surrounded by lush greenery. Known as the "Bridge in the Sky," it offers a stunning photo op, especially when a train crosses. From Nuwaraeliya to Ella we will take your baggage and send you in the train to Ella where we will pick you up as well. Driver will be at the Ella station before the trin arrives. Please note train tickets can only be booked 1 month prior. Closer to the date of travel it will cost a little bit more. We will make sure to arrange this for you so that you can experience this magical train ride with scenic views.

This shorter and easier hike offers incredible views without the challenge of Ella Rock. The trail is well-maintained and family-friendly.

Visit Ravana Cave, a site steeped in legend and connected to the Ramayana. You can also explore the nearby Ravana Temple and learn about its mythical significance.

For a rewarding adventure, hike up Ella Rock for panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and hills. It’s a moderately challenging hike that takes about 2–3 hours round-trip.

Visit this ancient rock temple, about 30 minutes from Ella. Buduruwagala means "stone images of Buddha," and the site features a 51-foot-tall Buddha statue, one of the tallest in Sri Lanka, carved into a cliff.

Stop by this scenic waterfall on the outskirts of Ella. The falls are especially impressive during the rainy season. You can enjoy the view or take a dip in the pool at the base.

Yala is known for its leopard population and is one of the best places to see these elusive big cats in the wild. Opt for a guided morning or evening safari in a 4x4 jeep, as these times increase the chances of wildlife sightings. Beyond leopards, Yala is home to elephants, sloth bears, water buffalo, spotted deer, wild boar, crocodiles, and a variety of birds. You may spot different animals depending on the time of year and the area of the park.

Weligama is famous for its stilt fishermen, who balance on poles to catch fish. You can watch them in action or take photos (they usually charge a small fee for photos). Weligama has several surf spots suited for beginners and intermediate surfers. There are rental options and surf lessons available along the beach.

Mirissa Beach is one of Sri Lanka’s most famous and picturesque beaches, known for its golden sands, palm trees, and turquoise waters. The beach is located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka and is a popular destination for both relaxation and adventure.

Mirissa is one of the top spots in Sri Lanka for whale watching, particularly for seeing blue whales, the largest animals on earth, as well as sperm whales and dolphins. Most tours operate in the morning, and the season runs from November to April when sightings are most frequent.

Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historic fort built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch. Wander its cobbled streets, visit boutiques, and enjoy the colonial architecture.

This area is known for turtle conservation efforts, with several hatcheries dedicated to protecting endangered sea turtles. You can see different species of turtles, learn about their conservation, and even help release baby turtles into the sea if available.

A small, hidden beach near the Japanese Peace Pagoda in Unawatuna, just a few kilometers from Galle Fort. It offers calm waters ideal for snorkeling, lush greenery, and a quiet setting.

Galle Beach, while not as renowned as other Sri Lankan beaches, offers a unique mix of natural beauty and historical charm due to its proximity to the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort. he drive from Galle to the Airport is approximatley 2 hours. This is not included in your activity timings