While exploring Sri Lanka you will cover Negombo, Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Dambulla, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Ella, Udawalawa, Sinharaja, and Galle. The duration of the trip is 14 days. You can experience climbing Sigiriya rock, visiting the Temple of the Tooth Relic, Hiking Knuckles Mountain Range, jeep safari, etc.
Continue your lodging in Negombo so that you and your family can relax.
Depart from Negombo to Anuradhapura. Take a bicycle ride through Anuradhapura which is known as the oldest city of the nation. Explore the magnificent ‘Jetavanarama Stupa’ a historic temple and the revered Bo tree, the oldest in the nation.
On a bicycle tour, discover the historic remnants of Polonnaruwa, a city that perfectly captures the island’s historic grandeur. Visit the Golden Cave temples in Dambulla, which have UNESCO-designated walls that are 2000 years old.
Begin your day by witnessing the magnificent view of both the historic rock fort and its surroundings by ascending Sigiriya at sunrise. The next stop is Kandy; en route, you can visit the holy Temple of the Tooth where Lord Buddha’s tooth is kept.
Hike through tea plantations and forests in the Knuckles Range to enjoy breathtaking views of the local wildlife and a variety of flora. Another choice is to take a detour and go to a waterfall. Return to Kandy and spend a peaceful night in Kandy.
Depart from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya, en route visit Ramboda Waterfalls, which is one of the famous tourist spots in the upcountry. See a tea factory and you can drink freshly brewed tea, or even purchase your own. Take a city tour later in the evening while it’s still cold outside.
Hike in the Horton Plains in the morning to World’s End. One of the well-known locations for its stunning views and breathtaking landscapes. Sambar deer can be seen in the location. This part of the tour allows travellers to observe the beauty of nature.
On the eighth day of the tour, take a scenic train travel from Nanu Oya to Ella. You can see the Ravana waterfalls while you travel. Go to Udawalawa later in the afternoon and stay the night.
Try an exhilarating jeep safari in Udawalawa National Park. In addition to elephants, crocodiles, sambar deer, leopards, and wild bears this region is home to a wide variety of migratory and native birds. After that travel to Sinharaja for the night.
Discover the lush Sinharaja Rainforest, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander through dense greenery, discover special plant species, and spot unique wildlife, inclusive of rare birds and bugs. The wooded area’s rich biodiversity and serene atmosphere make it a certain immersive nature experience.
Depart from Sinharaja to Galle. Explore Galle Dutch Fort and the surrounding vintage metropolis, a superbly preserved testimony to Sri Lanka’s colonial history. Stroll through narrow streets covered with historical buildings, boutique stores and cafes, all within the partitions of the 17th-century castle. With its rich historical past and coastal perspectives, Galle offers a great blend of culture and charm.
Spend two days leisurely at your accommodation. You can enjoy the golden sand, pristine water, and serene environment in this coastal gateway.
On your final day, you will head to the airport to depart from Galle.