“Ayubowan” Warmly Welcome The pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka, is yours to explore.
Negombo, a city with a rich history dating back to ancient Sri Lankan kings, gained its name from the Portuguese. Known as 'Little Rome' due to its large Catholic population, the city showcases Dutch colonial influence through its fort and Hamilton Canal. Negombo's economy centers around fishing, with its famous fish market displaying traditional drying methods. The Negombo Lagoon, a large estuarine body of water, supports fishing and agriculture while attracting diverse birdlife. The lagoon is surrounded by mangrove swamps and connects to the sea via a narrow channel. Nearby towns include Katunayake and Seeduwa. For tourists, accommodations like the Ocean Breeze Wave Luxury Condo offer beachfront views, modern amenities, and easy access to local attractions and the international airport. - (1 night)
After breakfast at the hotel, you will transfer to Sigiriya. Visit the UNESCO world heritage site, Pidurangala Rock, Hiriwaduna Village tour & Minneriya National Park.  Day 2: Sigiriya, an ancient rock fortress in Sri Lanka, features a 200-meter-high column of rock. King Kasyapa built his palace atop it, adorning it with frescoes. Nearby, Pidurangala Temple, an ancient Buddhist site, offers historical structures and a panoramic view from its rock formation. Both sites are significant cultural and natural attractions. Day 3: Hiriwadunna Village Tour offers an authentic rural experience with boat rides, bullock cart trips, and local lunch. Minneriya National Park, known for elephant gatherings and birdlife, protects the historic Minneriya tank. EKHO Sigiriya hotel, near the rock fortress, provides elegant accommodation with local design and cuisine, immersing guests in Sri Lankan culture. - (2 nights)
Trincomalee, an ancient Asian city, has a 2500-year history as a major seaport. It was capital of various kingdoms and changed hands among European powers. Known for its beaches, temples, and Fort Frederick, it blends native and European architecture. Koneswaram Temple, linked to Ramayana, is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site.Fort Frederick, now a military base, features colonial architecture and wildlife. Trincomalee Harbour, the world's 3rd largest natural harbor, is historically significant. Pigeon Island National Park offers marine biodiversity. Nilaveli Beach is known for its pristine beauty. Hotel Anantamaa provides comfortable accommodation and water sports activities for visitors to Trincomalee. - (2 nights)
Polonnaruwa, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was the capital of ancient Sri Lanka. Established by the Cholas, it flourished under King Parakramabahu. The city features well-preserved archaeological sites like the Royal Palace and Lankatilaka Viharaya. Hotel Sudu Araliya offers modern accommodations with traditional charm, overlooking the Parakrama Reservoir.  - (1 night)
Kandy, Sri Lanka's last royal capital, is home to the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city offers cultural dance shows featuring traditional Kandyan, low country, and Sabaragamuwa styles. Hotel Topaz provides luxury accommodation with panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. - (1 night)
Day 8: Ella, a picturesque hill town in Sri Lanka, offers stunning views and attractions like Nine Arch Bridge, Little Adam's Peak, and Ravana Falls. The Nine Arch Bridge, built without steel, is an architectural marvel. Little Adam's Peak provides panoramic views of tea plantations and surrounding landscapes after an easy climb. Day 9: Rawana Falls, a popular tourist site in Sri Lanka, is part of the Ravana Ella Wildlife Sanctuary. Halpewatte Tea Factory, founded in 1940, is the largest tea producer in the Uva region. Oak Ray Ella Gap Hotel, centrally located in Ella, offers luxury rooms, dining, and proximity to major attractions. - (2 nights)
Yala National Park, established in 1938, is a vast wildlife sanctuary in southeastern Sri Lanka, known for its diverse wildlife, including leopards and elephants. Kataragama Temple, a multi-religious site, is revered by Buddhists, Hindus, and others. Oak Ray Wild Yala offers modern amenities and scenic views near the park.- (1 night)
Breakfast at hotel, morning transfer to Mirissa. Visit Coconut Hills, Whale Watching, Stilt Fishing  About Mirissa Mirissa is the perfect tourist's getaway only 125 miles away from Colombo, yet offering so much to those who wish to taste Sri Lanka's unspoiled southern experience. Proud of its tout free beaches, Mirissa is held in high regard by surf lovers all over the world as one of the key surf points in Sri Lanka. Lately Mirissa has come to be a popular destination for Whale and Dolphin watching in Sri Lanka.  Day 11: Whale watching in Mirissa, best from November to April, offers a high chance of spotting blue whales, dolphins, and other marine life. Tours start early, lasting 3-5 hours. Visit the iconic Coconut Tree Hill for panoramic views of the sea and Mirissa Bay, a popular spot for stunning photos. Day 12: Stilt fishing, a traditional Sri Lankan method, dates back to post-World War II and was revived after the 2004 tsunami. Secret Beach in Mirissa, though more known now, remains a secluded paradise with crystal waters and marine life. Mandara Resort offers luxury and tranquility, enhancing the Mirissa experience. - (2 night)
Travel from Galle to Colombo, visiting the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with colonial-era architecture. In Colombo, explore the bustling city, including its stylish eateries, shops, and casinos. Stay at Fairway Hotel Colombo, a luxury city hotel offering modern amenities and a prime location near key attractions. - (1 night)
Breakfast at the hotel, departure transfer to the airport.
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