✯ Proceed to Kandy
En route visit ✯Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage (OPTIONAL) - App. 55 miles from Colombo, off the Colombo - Kandy road is Pinnawela, where an orphanage was started in 1975 to house the abandoned and the wounded elephants. The number of elephants has increased to more than 65 now; including Baby Elephants brought from various parts, as well as the 23 babies born, as a result of the captive breeding programme. The best time to visit is the feeding time from 0930-1000 hrs and 1330-1400 hrs and the bathing time from 1000-1030 hrs and 1400-1430 hrs when all the elephants are taken to the river close by.

✯ Visit Spice Garden
The Spice Garden, located in the central region of Sri Lanka, is a lush and aromatic paradise that offers visitors an immersive experience into the world of spices. Covering a vast expanse, it showcases a wide array of spice plants, herbs, and medicinal plants. Visitors can explore the garden to learn about the cultivation, harvesting, and uses of these spices, making it a sensory-rich educational adventure

✯ En route Visit Peradeniya Botanical Garden (OPTIONAL)
147 acres in extent; Started in 1374 as a pleasure garden of the Kings of Gampola and Kandy. There are more than 4,000 species of trees, plants and creepers. Some rare and endemic as well as flora from the tropical world are found in the gardens. Spice Garden and Orchid House are popular with tourists.
There are 5 Palm Avenues beautifying the gardens, the earliest and tallest Palm Avenue (Royal Palm Avenue) was planted in 1905 and the Double Coconuts from the Seashells Island, with the largest seed of all plants in the world is one such avenue.

✯ Visit Gem Museum
The Kandy Gem Museum is a fascinating attraction in Kandy, Sri Lanka, showcasing a remarkable collection of gemstones, including sapphires, rubies, and various precious stones. Visitors can explore the museum to learn about the country's rich gem mining history and witness the beauty of these precious gems in various forms of jewelry and art.

✯ Kandy City Tour
The hill capital is another “World Heritage Site”. It was the last stronghold of the Sinhalese Kings during the Portuguese, Dutch and British rule and finally ceded to the British in 1815 after an agreement. To the Buddhists of Sri Lanka and the World, Kandy is one of the most sacred sites as it is the home of the “Dalada Maligawa” - Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha. Close by are the remains of the Royal Palace (“Maha Wasala”), “Palle Wasala”- where the Queens stayed-now used for the National Museum, “Meda Wasala” where other close relatives lived, Audience Hall, Natha Devala and Vishnu Devala are situated close by. The Bathing Pavilion (“Ulpenge”) is by the Lake and in the Center of the lake is the Island called “Kiri samudraya” (Milk white ocean) used by the kings as the summerhouse. Today it is the center of Buddhism, Arts, Crafts, Dancing, Music and Culture. Visitors can see these Dance & Music at the daily Cultural Performances held at several places in the city.

✯ Proceed to Nuwara Eliya En-route visit to Tea Plantation
Formerly Ceylon, is of high importance to the Sri Lankan economy and the world market. The country is the world's fourth largest producer of tea and the industry is one of the country's main sources of foreign exchange and a significant source of income for laborers, with tea accounting for 15% of the GDP, generating roughly $700 million annually. In 1995, Sri Lanka was the world's leading exporter of tea, (rather than producer) with 23% of the total world export, but it has since been surpassed by Kenya. The tea sector employs, directly or indirectly over 1 million people in Sri Lanka and in 1995 directly employed 215,338 on tea plantations and estates. The humidity, cool temperatures, and rainfall in the country's central highlands provide a climate that favors the production of high quality tea. The industry was introduced to the country in 1867 by James Taylor, the British planter who arrived in 1852

Visit Hanuman Ji temple in Rampboda

✯ Nuwara Eliya City Tour
The ‘Little England’ of Sri Lanka, is set against beautiful backdrops of Mountains, Valleys, Waterfalls and Tea Plantations. It is supposed to be one of the coolest places in the Island, but it is really just like an English spring day, although the temperature does drop at night. All around Nuwara Eliya you will see evidence of the British influence, houses like country cottages or Queen Ann style mansions. The Victoria Park, in the middle of the town, is a lovely place for a stroll or a picnic and is also good for Birding as you get some rare birds in this Park. Seasons may be absent elsewhere in Sri Lanka, but here you can read them by the flowers, which bloom in the spring (March to May) and the fall (August and September). These are the “seasons” when low-country folk flock to Nuwara Eliya to escape the sea level heat and humidity

Visit Seeta Devi Temple

✯ Proceed to Yala
Tea factory tours in Sri Lanka provide a fascinating glimpse into the production of the world-renowned Ceylon tea. Visitors can explore the lush tea plantations, witness the meticulous tea plucking process, and then step inside the factories to observe the withering, rolling, fermenting, and drying stages. These tours offer an educational and aromatic experience, allowing tea enthusiasts to appreciate the craftsmanship behind this beloved beverage.

✯ En route visit to Ella and Ella city tour
127 miles from Colombo and 8 miles from Bandarawela, on the leeward side of the central mountains. The view from Ella Gap is one of the most spectacular scenic sights in Sri Lanka - the landscape falls away in a dizzy drop of 3000ft to the eastern plains. The Ella rock is famous for the cave of Ravana a legendary king of Sri Lanka ruled during the pre-historic times. The 1080-foot high waterfall few miles from the Ella Rest House is one of the most beautiful falls in the country.

✯ Yala national park morning safari 5.30 am (optional)
Yala National Park is one of the most renowned wildlife reserves in Sri Lanka, known for its diverse and abundant wildlife. It covers a vast area of varied habitats, including dense jungles, grasslands, and coastal lagoons, providing a home to a wide range of animals, including elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and various bird species. Tourists visit Yala National Park to embark on thrilling safari adventures, offering a chance to witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

Proceed to Mirissa

Proceed to Beruwala

✯ En-route visit Galle
Galle is a historic coastal city located in the southern part of Sri Lanka, known for its well-preserved Dutch colonial architecture and ancient fortifications. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers visitors a captivating blend of history, culture, and stunning ocean views, making it a popular destination for tourists. Exploring the cobblestone streets, vibrant markets, and charming cafes within the Galle Fort is a must for anyone seeking a glimpse of Sri Lanka's colonial past.

✯ Proceed to Balapitiya boat ride
A boat ride through the mangroves in Balapitiya, Sri Lanka, is a captivating eco-tourism experience. Visitors can explore the intricate network of waterways that wind through lush mangrove forests, offering a chance to observe unique plant and animal species in their natural habitat. This serene and educational adventure provides insights into the vital role mangroves play in coastal ecosystems and is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.

✯ Visit turtle hatchery
Turtle hatchery is a conservation facility dedicated to the preservation and protection of sea turtles in coastal areas, commonly found in countries like Sri Lanka. These hatcheries rescue sea turtle eggs from vulnerable nesting sites and safeguard them from potential threats until they hatch. Visitors to these hatcheries can witness the release of baby turtles into the ocean and learn about the efforts to conserve these endangered marine species.

✯ Relax and the hotel and enjoy the beach
Beruwala Beach, located on the southwestern coast of Sri Lanka, is renowned for its pristine and expansive stretch of golden sands lapped by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. This picturesque coastal destination offers not only a perfect spot for sunbathing and swimming but also numerous water sports activities, including jet skiing and windsurfing. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery, providing a tranquil and beautiful setting for leisurely walks and relaxation by the sea.

Proceed to Colombo

Rest of the day at leisure in Colombo hotel

✯ Colombo city tour and shopping tour
A full city tour of Colombo, including the emerging Port City, offers a comprehensive exploration of Sri Lanka's capital. Begin with a visit to iconic landmarks like the Gangaramaya Temple and Independence Square, which provide insights into the city's rich cultural history. In Pettah, a bustling market district, you can engage in a shopping spree for spices, textiles, jewelry, and more. The Port City, an ambitious urban development project, showcases futuristic architecture and is an exciting addition to the city tour, with opportunities to explore modern shopping complexes, luxurious residences, and a waterfront promenade. Conclude the day with a leisurely walk along Galle Face Green, an oceanfront promenade, and savor international cuisines at Colombo's diverse array of restaurants, offering something for every palate.

After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight back to Home country with the magic of Sri Lanka in the heart.