• Arugam Bay - Located on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, Arugam Bay is a paradise for surfers and nature lovers. Known for its immaculate beaches, clear blue waters, and reliable waves, it stands as one of the world’s premier surf spots, attracting thrill-seekers in search of the ideal wave. Besides surfing, the area offers a serene environment where palm-lined beaches meet verdant landscapes, perfect for wildlife observation and relaxation amidst natural beauty.
• Hulannuge - Explore the Hulannuge Taru Len Gala Temple on Hulannuge Mountain, home to one of Asia’s longest drip-ledged caves. Discover numerous caves adorned with ancient paintings and engage with the resident monks.
• Lahugala Magul Maha Viharaya - Proceed to Lahugala Kotavehera, featuring a flattened stone temple and remnants of fallen monoliths, floral altars, and more. A short walk leads to Magul Maha Temple in Lahugala, believed to have been constructed by King Dhatusena and restored by subsequent rulers. Observe the intriguing ruins of the Magul maduwa (site of the bo tree planting), the image house with its artwork, ancient stupa, and the distinctive moonstone depicting mahouts on elephants.
• Mani Naga Pabbatha Viharaya - Sastrawela - Visit the historic village of Sastrawela, once home to many astrologers, and explore its ancient monastery, Mani Naga Pabbatha Viharaya, dating back to the era of the First King of Ruhuna. Nearby caves suggest the area was initially offered to meditating monks in the early 3rd Century B.C. Enjoy a lunch break before heading to the Kudumbigala monastery, over two thousand years old, to see Sri Lanka’s only surviving cylindrical dagoba. Continue to Muhudu Maha Temple in Pottuvil to explore the ruins of another ancient temple and view the historic stone Buddha statues and statues of kings.

• Meals not included
• Comfortable transport in a coach
• Excellent English-speaking guide

• Tickets
• Gratuities

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