Meet your personal tour guide and driver when you arrive in Colombo and continue your journey through Sri Lanka. You might be brought to the hilltop capital of Sri Lanka's previous monarchy Kandy. Visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage on your way to Kandy which takes care of injured or abandoned elephants. It's possible to spot an elephant swimming in the river. Make your way to Kandy and stop along the way at an Ayurvedic natural lawn.

You will awaken on this day in the center of Kandy, where you will unwind at the hotel. Along with visiting the Royal Botanical Garden and Sri Dalanda Maligawa, commonly known as the "Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic," you will also take pleasure in a Kandy city tour. In the evening, there's a Kandyan fire dance and devil display to watch.

On Day Three, you’ll continue directly to Nuwara Eliya, popularly referred to as Little England. you will hike Ambuluwawa top and forestall at the Biodiversity complex en path. you may (optionally available) revel in Kitulgala White Water Rafting in case you'd like. a tea manufacturing unit, a tea plantation, and the Ramboda waterfall are also on your itinerary. For over a century, Sri Lanka, recognized for its "Ceylon Tea," has delivered joy to people all over the world. when you arrive at Nuwara Eliya, you are welcomed using the colonial air, the cottage-fashion homes, and the crisp wintry temper.

On this day, you can either unwind at the hotel or - optionally - go early in the morning to Horton Plain National Park. Make time to see Horton Plains one of Sri Lanka's most breathtaking World Heritage Sites while you're there. You may also go to Gregory Lake take a boat safari and play golf on the 18-hole Nuwara Eliya Golf Club course.

On Day 5 depart early and travel to Yala an area famous for its populations of leopards and elephants. Visitors can see almost every kind of animal that inhabits Sri Lanka at this one of the most well-known wildlife parks on the island. The Ravana waterfall and Ella City will be the stops on your route to Yala. Additionally, you will take a Jeep safari to Yala National Park in the afternoon.

You will proceed to Bentota Beach or Hikkaduwa in the afternoon. you'll have the opportunity to take a brief wreck and snap lovely pictures of stilt fisherman. additionally, you may discover the sea Turtle Hatchery venture and the Galle Dutch fortress, which was built at some stage in the Dutch Colonial generation in the seventeenth century after being, to begin with, built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. The best fortification built by ECU occupiers in Asia is the Galle Dutch fortress, which is presently recognized as a UNESCO World Historical web page in Sri Lanka.

You are welcome to participate in beach activities on these two days! You can also welcome the opportunity to dive and snorkel.

With all the memories created, you will now depart.