Beyond Boundaries Experiencing the Best of Sri Lanka : 11 Days

Arrive by flight, and you will be transferred to the arrival terminal. Will assist you as he will have a paging board with your name in the meeting area, and he will introduce you to your own English-speaking chauffeur guide who will transfer you to the hotel in Negombo. After checking into the hotel, proceed to Mangrove, a lovely place near Negombo. Climb aboard a boat and glide between the mangrove forests to observe local wildlife, like water birds and local fishermen. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Negombo

After a delicious breakfast at your hotel, transfer to Dambulla.First Visit to Dambulla Cave temple, The Dambulla Cave Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in central Sri Lanka. It is the country's largest and best-preserved cave temple complex, consisting of five major caves filled with statues and paintings. The temple is thought to have been established in the first century BCE and is a prominent Buddhist pilgrimage site. Next, visit a village tour as Bullock cart ride, Canoe ride, tuk tuk ride, uses of traditional equipment, local food & more - The village excursion includes a variety of activities that allow visitors to experience the traditional way of life in rural Sri Lanka. A traditional mode of transportation in the countryside, a bullock cart ride, will be provided. You will also go kayaking on a lake to view the local flora and fauna as well as fishing villages. spend the overnight stay, and enjoy the delicious dinner at the hotel.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel. The day will begin with a visit to the famous Sigiriya rock fortress. Sigiriya Rock Fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fortress is known for its stunning architecture and beautiful frescoes. The group will have the opportunity to climb to the top of the fortress and enjoy the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Traveling to Kandy for sightseeing, an evening visit to a traditional dance performance at Kandy View Point, and a Kandy Lake nighttime visit to the Tooth Temple will be an unforgettable and fascinating experience. Visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic Shrine in Kandy, a Buddhist shrine that holds the Buddha's tooth relic. The temple allegedly houses the Buddha's tooth relic, which is kept in a gilded coffin. Other buildings and museums in the temple complex exhibit Sri Lanka's rich history and culture. Visitors can watch the temple's daily rites and ceremonies, which are important pilgrimage sites for Buddhists. The temple is famous for its beautiful surroundings, which include a lake and lush gardens. Next, move on to Kandy Lake, a man-made body of water created in the heart of the city. The lake offers a tranquil refuge from the hustle and bustle of the city and is surrounded by lovely vegetation. Drive to the Kandy View Point next, which offers a comprehensive view of the city and its surroundings. You can gaze out at the gorgeous hills and the cityscape in wonder. Kandy's cultural dance exhibition is a popular evening attraction for visitors. It's a performance of traditional Sri Lankan dance and music in a variety of styles and costumes. The concert, which typically includes performances by experienced dancers and musicians, is a fun and informative way to learn about Sri Lankan culture. Visitors can enjoy the colorful costumes, lively music, and exquisite choreography, as well as a sense of the country's rich cultural past. Spend the overnight stay and enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel in Kandy.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel. Visit the Peradeniya Royal Botanical Garden, one of Asia's largest gardens. It is home to several plant varieties, including huge bamboo and rare orchids. Enjoy the breath-taking views of the nearby mountains and forests while lounging on the gentle giant's back. The trip can be exhilarating and exciting, providing a window into Sri Lanka's traditional ways of living. Walk leisurely through the garden to take in the tranquility and natural beauty of the area. In addition, the garden features a number of attractions like a Javan fig tree, a palm avenue, and a suspension bridge. Next, visit Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, a sanctuary for orphaned and injured elephants. Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is an orphanage located in Pinnawala, Sri Lanka, that provides care and shelter for orphaned and injured elephants. Visitors can watch the elephants being fed and bathed in the nearby river. The orphanage also offers opportunities to interact with the elephants, including feeding and bathing them. Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is a popular tourist attraction in Sri Lanka and a must-visit for those interested in elephants and wildlife conservation. A visit to the Gem Museum is a well-known tourist attraction that displays the history and culture of Sri Lankan jewels. Visitors to the museum, which displays a vast selection of precious and semi-precious jewels, can learn about the country's gem-mining industry and the numerous varieties of gemstones. Visitors can also watch gem-cutting demos while learning about how gems are mined, treated, and polished. It's a great place to learn about Sri Lanka's cultural heritage and the importance of gemstones in the country's history and economy. Finally, I Retuned back in to the hotel and enjoyed the delicious dinner

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel, then leave Kandy for Nuwara Eliya, a lovely hill town in Sri Lanka's tea heartland. On the way to visit the tea factory and tea estate in Nuwara Eliya. Provide tours of the Tea plantation and tea factory where visitors can learn about the tea production process, from growing to processing. Visitors can also try several teas, including black, green, and white tea, and purchase tea from the estate's shop. It's a fantastic opportunity to learn about Sri Lankan tea culture while also drinking some of the world's best teas. Next stop is the Ramboda Waterfalls, a well-known tourist site in Sri Lanka's Nuwara Eliya area. The waterfall drops around 109 meters from the Piduruthalagala mountain range. Visitors can take in breathtaking views of the waterfall from various viewpoints, as well as the lush foliage in the surrounding area. It's a fantastic location for nature lovers and photographers, and the adjacent tea farms provide the opportunity to have a cup of tea while taking in the view. Then visit Gregory Lake, which is a lovely lake located in the center of Nuwara Eliya. It offers a peaceful environment surrounded by lush green hills and trees. Visitors can stroll around the lake or take a boat trip, and there are restaurants and cafes nearby. It is a popular tourist destination in Nuwara Eliya. After the sightseeing tour, spend the night and enjoy delicious meals in Nuwara Eliya, where you can enjoy the cool mountain air and the area's incredible natural grandeur.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel, then move to Ella by famous train ride. Transfer to Nanu oya Railway Station Move to the Ella Train, which is recognized as one of the most scenic rail excursions in the world. The train ride passes through lush green hills and tea plantations, offering stunning views of the scenery. Spend the night in Ella, surrounded by the natural beauty of the surroundings, and enjoy your dinner with delicious meals.

Day 7 Ella 2nd Night After breakfast at your hotel, you will be spending the day in Ella. Ella Sightseeing is an adventure tour company based in the picturesque town of Ella in Sri Lanka's mountains. Trekking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and waterfall rappelling are just a few of the exciting activities accessible. Excursions to surrounding landmarks such as the Nine Arches Bridge, Little Adam's Peak, and the ancient Demodara Railway Station are also available. Their expert tour guides ensure an unforgettable experience that will last a lifetime. Sri Lanka's Nine Arch Bridge is a structure. It has a curving arch design and is composed of brick and stone. It is located at the Demodara railway station on the main railway line connecting Colombo to Badulla. It is one of the few surviving examples of British colonial-era railway architecture. In Sri Lanka's hill country, Little Adam's Peak is a well-known trekking destination. This peak is well-known for its stunning views over the surrounding hills, forests, and tea plantations. Reaching the mountain provides beautiful panoramic views of the morning and sunset, as well as a superb perspective of the Ella area. The ascent is straightforward and may be done in a matter of hours. Your hotel will be where you will spend the night and enjoy dinner in Ella.

After breakfast at your hotel, depart Ella for Yala National Park, which is located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. Along Way Visit to Ravan's falls, Ravan's Falls is a waterfall in Ella Valley, Sri Lanka. The pool at the base of the falls is named after Ravana, the fabled ruler who is said to have bathed there. The falls are approximately 80 feet high and are a popular tourist attraction. The surrounding area is lush and verdant, perfect for a picnic or a stroll. Yala National Park is the second-largest national park in Sri Lanka and is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles, and various bird species. The safari will take you deep into the jungle, where you will be able to observe wild animals in their natural habitat. Keep your camera at the ready to capture some memorable moments. Following the safari, you will return to your hotel to relax and take advantage of the hotel's amenities. Hotel in Yala will be where will spend the night and enjoy dinner with the delicious

After breakfast at the hotel, we will make stops in Galle City. First visit to Galle Fort. Galle Fort is a historic fortified city located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. It was built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later occupied by the Dutch and the British. The fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the best-preserved examples of colonial architecture in Asia. The fort is surrounded by a thick stone wall and features narrow streets, colonial buildings, museums, cafes, and boutique shops. It is a popular tourist destination and a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. Next Visit to the Galle Fort Church: The Galle Fort Church, also known as the Dutch Reformed Church, is a historic church located inside the Galle Fort in Sri Lanka. It was originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later rebuilt by the Dutch in 1755 after it was destroyed in a fire. The church is a fine example of Dutch colonial architecture and features a simple yet elegant design with a white-washed exterior and a wooden pulpit. The church is still in use today and is open to visitors for worship and sightseeing. It is a popular attraction within the Galle Fort and is considered one of the oldest Protestant churches in the country. After the sightseeing tour, spend the night and enjoy a delicious dinner in Bentota.

After breakfast at your hotel, check out of your hotel and head to Colombo. On the way to visit the Madu River, which is known for its mangrove forests and bird life, visit Cinnamon Island, where you can learn about cinnamon cultivation and sample some delicious cinnamon. Next, visit the turtle hatchery, where you can see baby turtles and learn about the conservation efforts to protect these endangered creatures. Have the opportunity to release baby turtles into the ocean and contribute to conservation efforts. Later in the day, take a city tour of Colombo, stopping at some of the city's most notable monuments. Among the things to see are Galle Face Green, Independence Square, Gangaramaya Temple, and the Old Parliament Building. You can also go shopping at local markets and shopping malls. After the city tour, spend the night in Colombo and enjoy dinner at your hotel.

On the final day, after the breakfast, you will need to travel to the airport to catch your flight to your next destination. Depending on where you are staying, you may need to depart early in the morning to reach the airport on time.