Breakfast, Check out transfers to Dambulla/ Sigiriya Visit Sigiriya Lion Rock The marvellous rock fortress of Sigiriya is a rare jewel among the many treasures in Sri Lanka. The site was the domain of King Kashyapa whose aim was to build an impregnable fortress and within it, a heavenly abode. Rising over the dry plains of the Dambulla district, the tough climb up this flat-topped monadnock ends with the most scenic bird’s-eye view of the emerald plains and leafy villages below. The skeletal layout of the ancient city within the fortress marvels its observers with the grandeur and complexity of 5th century urban- planning of Sri Lanka. On the way to the top one can observe the famous Sigiriya frescoes of the buxom, wasp- waisted maidens bearing flowers, amidst the wilderness and ancient ruins. The smoothly glazed ‘Mirror Wall’ located a few steps away has sealed the expressions of ancient visitors, inspired by the vibrant frescoes. Evening at Leisure

Breakfast In Hotel
Minneriya Wild Elephant Safari
Minneriya, located in the backwoods of the North Central Province is home to the famous Minneriya National Park that shelters some of the greatest wildlife treasures of this paradise isle. The park, nourished by an ancient man-made tank provides shelter for troupes of toque monkeys, sambar deer as well as leopards, elephants and bird-flocks including little cormorants and painted storks to name a few. It is also renowned for the ‘Sixth Greatest Wildlife Spectacle of the World’ – the amazing phenomenon of the ‘Minneriya Elephant gathering’ that occurs annually during August – September. The best time to visit the park is during June – September as the low water levels of the tank exposes grass in the tank-bed, which attracts herds of grazing animals.
While return to hotel Visit Native Treatment Spa (Ayurveda)- (Treatment included in price) at the following location Athreya Ayurvedic Spa. The treatment would relax your body after a long flight and journey
• 45 Minute full body massage with 15Minute herbal steam treatment
Full body massage is a key part of Ayurveda therapy. However, combining skilled knowledge of the body with knowledge of oils, music, nd bodywork techniques has resulted in a profound art for balancing the body and mind through the medium of oil massage for the entire body known as Abhyanaga At leisure

Breakfast In Hotel Visit Dambulla Cave Temple Located in the Matale district, Dambulla is part of the cultural triangle and is home to the world famous Dambulla cave temples. The cave temples complex that lies atop a massive hill on the edge of the town is one of the eight UNESCO world heritage sites in the country and is renowned for its unique mural paintings and sculptures. If you are not a history-buff, fret not, because there is more to Dambulla. . .You can choose to visit the Minneriya National Park and head out for a safari ride to enjoy the sights of the many elephant herds that inhabit the sanctuary or increase the adventure quotient with a hike up the mystical mountains of Ritigala or a hot air balloon ride (available between November – May). Thereafter, proceed to Kandy, enjoy sightseeing tour in Kandy Most often referred to as the hill capital of Sri Lanka, Kandy offers a diverse variety of experiences to its visitors ranging from history, culture and simple scenic beauty coupled with a touch of urbanity. It was the last Sinhalese Kingdom that fell under British rule in 1815. The journey to this mellow weathered city can be quite enjoyable, particularly by train owing to the scenic delights that lie alongside. The city’s colonial architecture has been preserved well even in the backdrop of rapid urbanization. Close to the city’s center is the prime landmark – Sri Dalada Maligawa that houses the sacred tooth relic of Buddha. Apart from the ancient monuments of the Kandyan era, the delightful jumble of antique shops and the bustling market in the city also make up for interesting places of visit.

Breakfast in Hotel / Proceed on uphill 2500 Meter above sea level to Nuwara Eliya soon after lunch via Visit Tea Factory & plantation Nuwara Eliya Dubbed the ‘Little England of Sri Lanka’, Nuwaraeliya is located in the thick, misty hills of this paradise isle, 180 km away from Colombo. The summer resort of Sri Lanka, it is one of the few areas where the colonial atmosphere is preserved, still resembling a British countryside complete with rose gardens, hedges and red-roofed bungalows. Although the town-center has receded from its old-world charm, the lush tea- plantations, the racecourse, the English country house–styled Hill Club and the beautifully kept golf course instantaneously rushes its visitors back to the colonial times. Touring locations include: the lovely Queen Victoria Park and the Gregory Lake, the legendary Haggala botanical gardens Galway Land bird sanctuary, the misty landscapes of Horton Plains as well as several tea factories where one can obtain an up-close perspective on how your cuppa originates. It is also ideal for hiking or biking. April marks the Nuwaraeliya ‘season’ Stop at Ella “The Valley” (Short journey by Train 3 stations no reservation made) Continue to Ella – Bandarawela Main Station – Ella Mail Station

Ella, which literally translates into ‘waterfall’ is a name fit for this little town located in a hilly nook, owing to its stunning vistas richly adorned with cascades that trickle down its rugged terrains. Located some 225km away from Colombo, Ella offers some of the most scenic sights available in Sri Lanka. It is perfect for those who enjoy nature and outdoors fun as it offers ample opportunities for trekking expeditions. The unparalleled beauty of the vistas in Ella includes the Ella gap where one can enjoy the sights of the grand stone bridge that stands tall, with nine archways. The walk leading to the Ella gap falls through a railway and is definitely a factor that would add to the excitement of the little trek. The spectacular bird’s-eye views available at the crests of the mini- Adam’s peak (OPTIONAL VISIT) and Bambaragala (OPTIONAL VISIT) are visits that should not be missed!

Breakfast, at Leisure , Morning Safari in Yala
Yala – its magnificent sights of majestic elephant herds, fine- feathered peacocks, great black bears and agile leopards that steal away into the shadows of the thick foliage are unparalleled to any of the national parks in the country. Apart from the rare sightings of varied animal species, which includes herds of elephants and leopards, the visitors can also enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach in the beautiful setting of unspoilt beaches, as the Southern park border lies along the South-eastern coastal line. The ancient monastic settlement, Sithulpawwa located midst the thick verdure of the park also makes up for an interesting place of visit. The best time to visit the Yala National park is during the dry season (March to April). Return for breakfast, to hotel, check out transfer to South Beach
Visit Galle Fort: On arrival, enjoy sightseeing tour in Galle Discover the history of the Portuguese
Located in the Southern province, the city of Galle is a living time capsule. Home to the largest occupied Fort in Asia, its quaint beauty extends beyond its golden beaches and cerulean waters. The main attraction of Galle no doubt is its ancient Fort, which instantaneously takes the visitors back to the Dutch Colonial era. One can bask in the picturesque views and the rich history while walking through the narrow, cobbled streets, relish a meal from one of the interesting restaurants within the Fort or enjoy the cool sea-breeze beneath the landmark lighthouse. Other fabulous options available during your stay in this ‘city of romance’, is a hiking/camping trip at the Kanneliya forest reserve, a boat ride in the Koggala lagoon or a visit to one of the artificial turtle hatcheries along the coastal line of the city.
Overnight Stay ; 4 Star hotel
Meal Plan : Breakfast + Extra Meals Lunch / Dinner & Drinks at Clients Own Expense)

Breakfast in Hotel / full day at leisure on the beach.. You can opt for various optional activities.
Option 01 – Madu Ganga boat Safari + Fish Massage ecology. In the Southern region of Sri Lanka lies the Galle district. Balpitiya is a little town in the district and would be quite unimportant; except for the location of a river. The Madu River is very rich in biodiversity. It passes through the wet zone of Sri Lanka opening up into the large Madu Lagoon on its way to the Indian Ocean. The Madu River Safari is popular activity that has to be on the ‘to do’ list of any respectable Sri Lankan holiday goer. This unforgettable activity lasts for over two hours and gives a visitor a chance to travel the secretive passages through the mangrove forests and see the They setup several artificial cage ponds in the natural river the doctor fish are grown there. You can get in to the floating stage from your boat and sit and put your legs in to the pond. Hundreds of Fish comes and gently nibble the dead skin of your legs. They provide fish food also. Once you feed them, hundreds of them comes and fight for it.
Option 02 – Turtle Hatchery Kosgoda (per Person 10 usd – minimum 2 Pax) Both locals and international volunteers battling it out for ''Sea Turtles' Sake'' is a common sight at Kosgoda. This vibrant tourist destination sitting calm along the Southern coast of Sri Lanka - apart from its traditional industries of fisheries and cinnamon cultivation - was later recognized by the Wildlife Protection Society who studded the region with a Sea Turtle Conservation Project which operates on a formidable scale today. Indirectly, this has become a watering hole of flipper & shell enthusiasts!

Breakfast in Hotel / Check out transfer to Colombo Colombo which is the largest city and former administrative capital of Sri Lanka and is a busy and vibrant city with a mixture of modern life and remnants of a bygone colonial era. Due to its large harbor and its strategic position along the East-West sea trade routes, Colombo was known to ancient traders 2,000 years ago. However, it was only made the Capital of the island when Sri Lanka was ceded to the British Empire in 1815. The main city is home to a majority of the Sri Lanka’s corporate offices, restaurants and entertainment venues. On this tour you will visit many of the historical, religious and commercial sites of Colombo including the historic and bustling Fort and Pettah, the elite residential Cinnamon Gardens, the Galle face Green, Viharamahadevi Park and much more. IF Required: Short journey from Mt Lavinia Beach to Colombo City by Sea Train (3 Station) No reservation made.

Breakfast in Hotel / Departure on time to airport on time for flight