06 Night 07 Days
Airport → Negombo → Anuradhapura→ Sigiriya → Dambulla → Polonnaruwa → Minneriya → Sigiriya → Kandy → Nuwara Eliya → Horton Plains → Ella
Explore Sri Lanka’s best in a week! From the coastal charm of Negombo to the ancient wonders of Anuradhapura, Sigiriya, and Polonnaruwa, this journey blends history with adventure. Experience wildlife at Minneriya, the cultural vibrance of Kandy, the tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya, and the stunning landscapes of Horton Plains and Ella. A perfect mix of heritage, nature, and scenic beauty!
Negombo:
A coastal town known for its golden beaches, vibrant fishing community, and colonial-era architecture. Explore the bustling fish market, Dutch Canal, and beautiful churches before unwinding by the beach.
Anuradhapura:
Sri Lanka’s first ancient capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sacred city is home to well-preserved stupas, ancient monasteries, and the revered Sri Maha Bodhi tree, believed to be over 2,300 years old.
Sigiriya:
One of Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmarks, Sigiriya Rock Fortress is an ancient royal palace built atop a massive rock. Admire the stunning frescoes, mirror wall, and breathtaking views from the summit
Dambulla:
Famous for the Golden Temple and Dambulla Cave Temple, a sacred Buddhist site with over 150 statues and stunning murals dating back centuries.
Polonnaruwa:
The medieval capital of Sri Lanka, known for its well-preserved ruins, royal palaces, and the famous Gal Vihara statues, showcasing remarkable ancient craftsmanship.
Minneriya National Park:
A wildlife sanctuary famous for the "Elephant Gathering," one of the largest wild elephant congregations in the world. The park is also home to various bird species and other wildlife.
Kandy:
The last royal capital of Sri Lanka, nestled in the hills. It is home to the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, the scenic Kandy Lake, and the Royal Botanical Gardens. Experience a mesmerizing cultural dance performance in the evening.
Nuwara Eliya:
Often called "Little England," this charming hill town is famous for its tea plantations, colonial-era bungalows, Gregory Lake, and cool climate. Visit a tea factory to learn about Sri Lanka’s renowned Ceylon Tea
Horton Plains National Park:
A breathtaking highland plateau featuring World’s End, a dramatic 4,000-foot cliff drop, and the picturesque Baker’s Falls. A paradise for nature lovers and hikers.
Ella:
A laid-back hill town surrounded by lush tea estates, waterfalls, and misty mountains. Highlights include Nine Arches Bridge, Little Adam’s Peak, and the famous scenic train ride.