Pinnawala

Travelers will visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, a well-known sanctuary dedicated to the care and protection of orphaned and injured elephants. The visit allows guests to observe elephants at close range in a natural setting, learn about conservation efforts, and gain insight into the daily routines involved in caring for these gentle giants. Depending on the timing, visitors may also see elephants being guided to the nearby river for bathing, offering a memorable wildlife experience.

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic

Travelers will visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa), one of the most important and sacred Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka. The experience includes time to explore the beautifully decorated temple complex, observe religious rituals, and learn about the history and cultural significance of the sacred relic housed within. Visitors can also enjoy views of Kandy Lake and gain insight into Sri Lanka’s rich spiritual traditions and heritage.

Kandy Lake Club - Cultural Dance Show

Travelers will enjoy a vibrant Sri Lankan cultural dance show at Kandy Lake Club, featuring traditional Kandyan dances, colorful costumes, rhythmic drumming, and expressive performances. The show showcases a variety of local dance styles and cultural traditions, offering insight into Sri Lanka’s rich heritage. Highlights often include energetic fire walking and acrobatic movements, making it an entertaining and memorable cultural experience.

Kandy View Point

Travelers will stop at Kandy View Point to enjoy panoramic views of the city of Kandy, including Kandy Lake, surrounding hills, and the historic city center. This short stop offers excellent photo opportunities and a chance to appreciate the natural beauty and landscape of Sri Lanka’s hill capital from an elevated viewpoint.

Royal Botanic Gardens Peradeniya

Travelers will visit the Royal Botanic Gardens in Peradeniya, one of the most beautiful and well-maintained botanical gardens in Asia. The experience includes a leisurely walk through spacious landscaped grounds featuring a vast collection of tropical plants, flowering trees, orchids, palms, and medicinal plants. Visitors can enjoy peaceful surroundings, scenic river views, and learn about Sri Lanka’s rich plant diversity and botanical heritage.

Glenloch Tea Factory

Travelers will visit the Glenloch Tea Factory to learn about Sri Lanka’s world- famous Ceylon tea production. The experience includes a guided tour of the tea factory, where visitors can observe the tea-making process from freshly plucked leaves to the final product. Guests will also have the opportunity to enjoy a cup of freshly brewed tea while taking in scenic views of the surrounding tea plantations in Sri Lanka’s hill country.

Natural Gems and Gemmological Museum

Travelers will visit the Natural Gems and Gemmological Museum in Kandy to learn about Sri Lanka’s world-famous gemstones and rich gem-mining heritage. The visit includes viewing a wide collection of precious and semi-precious stones such as sapphires, rubies, cat’s eye, and topaz, along with an introduction to traditional gem mining and cutting techniques. Guests will gain insight into the island’s long history as a leading gemstone producer through informative displays and guided explanations.

Nine Arches Bridge

Travelers will visit the iconic Nine Arches Bridge in Ella, a stunning example of colonial-era railway engineering set amid lush green hills and tea plantations. The experience includes a short walk to the bridge, time to admire its impressive stone arches, and opportunities to capture scenic photographs. Visitors may also have the chance to watch a passing train, making this one of Ella’s most popular and picturesque attractions.

Little Adam's Peak View Point

Travelers will hike to Little Adam’s Peak View Point, a popular and easy trekking spot in Ella. The walk passes through tea plantations and scenic hill country landscapes, leading to a summit that offers stunning panoramic views of Ella Gap, surrounding mountains, and lush valleys. This experience is suitable for most fitness levels and provides excellent photo opportunities in a peaceful natural setting.

Ravana Ella Falls

Travelers will visit Ravana Ella Falls, one of the most famous waterfalls in Sri Lanka, located along the scenic route near Ella. The multi-tiered waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a refreshing natural setting. Visitors can enjoy views from designated areas, take photographs, and learn about the local legends associated with Ravana Falls while experiencing the beauty of Sri Lanka’s hill country.

Buduruwagala Temple

Travelers will visit Buduruwagala Temple, an ancient Buddhist site known for its impressive rock-carved statues set against a peaceful natural backdrop. The highlight of the site is the large standing Buddha statue, accompanied by several smaller figures carved directly into the rock face. Visitors can explore the temple grounds, learn about its historical and religious significance, and enjoy the calm atmosphere surrounded by forested landscapes.

Yala National Park

Travelers will experience an exciting wildlife safari in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s most famous national park, known for having one of the highest leopard densities in the world. The guided jeep safari takes visitors through diverse landscapes including forests, grasslands, lagoons, and rocky outcrops, offering opportunities to spot leopards, elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, deer, and a wide variety of bird species. Led by an experienced driver, this safari provides an unforgettable encounter with Sri Lanka’s rich wildlife in its natural habitat.

Mirissa Beach

Travelers will visit the coastal town of Mirissa, known for its beautiful beaches and relaxed seaside atmosphere. Guests can enjoy free time to explore the beach area, take photos, or relax by the ocean. Optional experiences such as dolphin and whale watching boat trips and a visit to Coconut Tree Hill can be arranged upon request, depending on traveler preference and weather conditions. This stop offers a flexible coastal experience along Sri Lanka’s southern coast.

Galle Dutch Fort

Travelers will explore the historic Galle Dutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved colonial forts in Asia. The visit includes a walk along the ancient ramparts, cobblestone streets, and charming old buildings influenced by Portuguese, Dutch, and British architecture. Visitors can enjoy ocean views, discover historic landmarks, local boutiques, and cafés, and learn about the fort’s rich history and cultural heritage.

madu river safari ruwa/ruwa river safari

Travelers will enjoy a peaceful boat safari along the Madu River in Balapitiya, one of Sri Lanka’s most important wetland ecosystems. The experience takes visitors through scenic mangrove tunnels, small islands, and waterways while observing birdlife, monitor lizards, and other local wildlife. Along the way, guests may visit a cinnamon plantation and learn about traditional methods of cinnamon processing, offering a relaxing and educational nature experience.