Airport > Dambulla

Dambulla Cave Temple - Explore the historic caves of the Golden Temple of Dambulla, which date back to the 1st century BC. Admire the ancient murals illustrating the life of Lord Gautama Buddha. Discover the numerous Buddha and deity figurines scattered across the five main caves. Visit the Cave of the Divine King, Cave of the Great King, and the Great New Monastery. Don’t miss the giant golden Buddha Statue located just outside the cave complex.

Dambulla > Trincomalee > Dambulla

Koneswaram Temple - Located in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, Koneswaram Temple is perched atop Swami Rock, a rocky cape overlooking the city. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu God Lord Shiva, known here as Konesar. Legend has it that Emperor Rawana meditated on this rock.

Nilaveli Beach - Nilaveli Beach, a major tourist attraction in Sri Lanka, is situated about 16 km northwest of Trincomalee. It is an ideal spot for water sports such as scuba diving.

Pigeon Island National Park - Pigeon Island National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s two marine national parks, located 1 km off the coast of Nilaveli. The park boasts some of the best remaining coral reefs in the country. Pigeon Island comprises two islands: large pigeon island and small pigeon island.

Dambulla > Sigiriya > Matale > Kandy

Sigiriya The Ancient Rock Fortress - Ascend the 5th-century AD rock fortress of Sigiriya, once ruled by King Kasyapa. Enter through the lion’s paws, fitting for its name, ‘the Lion Rock’. Marvel at the beautiful, unfading murals that have made Sigiriya famous. Climb the steep staircase to view the terraced gardens and still-functioning cisterns. Walk through the tunnels leading to the palace and experience the ambiance of ancient times.

Euphoria Spice and Herbal - Located 12 km from Matale, the spice capital of Sri Lanka, Euphoria Spice and Herbal is enriched with herbs, spice groves, and plants. The fragrant greenery from tropical trees enhances the unique aroma of each spice and herb. Visitors can explore and learn about Sri Lankan spices, herbs, and the benefits of Ayurveda. The tropical climate helps preserve the ancient originality of the plants and herbs. The educational “Spice Tour” allows visitors to experience the sensation of Sri Lankan spices and herbs, with demonstrations in various languages to suit customer needs.

Kandy Lake Club - Cultural Dance Show - The Kandy Cultural Show offers a glimpse into Sri Lankan traditions. Enjoy this hour-long extravaganza featuring some of the island’s most popular art forms. Be amazed by fire dancers and sword dancers. Watch the colorful Kandyan dancers soar to the primal beat of the drums.

Kandy > Nuwara Eliya

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic - Visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 16th century to venerate and protect Lord Buddha’s sacred tooth. Stroll through the beautifully adorned passageways and elaborately painted halls in red, cream, and black. Lean against delicately carved pillars and admire the stunning golden statues. Experience an unforgettable journey through history and art.

Ramboda Waterfall - Ramboda Ella, the 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka, is located near Pussellawa. Ramboda Falls has three sections. The middle section is visible from the A5 highway, just above the bridge. Although smaller than the other parts, you can view the top section from the main road, but not in its entirety. Climb up to see the top part of Ramboda Falls via a pathway just before the bridge. The climb may be challenging, but the breathtaking view of the top fall and surroundings is worth it.

Sita Temple - The Sita Amman Temple is visible on the way to the Hakgala Botanical Gardens. Its striking architecture is sure to catch your eye. Ancient statues of Rama and Sita are displayed on one side of the temple. The temple is a modern building adorned with paintings, statues, and pillars, all depicting the tale of Rama and Sita.

Divurumpola - Divurumpola Temple, revered by thousands, is the site where Sita performed her Agni Pariksha (test of chastity) for her husband Rama. For centuries, villagers have pledged their fidelity or taken oaths here, and in some courts, this agreement was binding. This sacred place has been respected and worshipped throughout the ages.

Nuwara Eliya

Horton Plains National Park - Explore the stunning Horton Plains National Park in Ohiya, featuring montane grasslands and cloud forests. Enjoy breathtaking views from World’s End and the refreshing sprays from Baker’s Falls. Spot the many endemic fauna that inhabit the plains. Learn about the archaeological discoveries made in the area.

Nuwara Eliya - Nestled in the heart of tea country, Nuwara Eliya is a charming town where the British created a replica of the English countryside, with homes ranging from Georgian to Queen Anne styles. Well-maintained lawns with hedges, an Anglican church, a renowned golf course, and beautiful parks evoke a sense of nostalgia. Situated 6,200 feet above sea level, the air is cool and fresh, offering a peaceful retreat from city life.

Nuwara Eliya > Ella > Yala

Ella - Discover the city of Ella and its fascinating attractions. Traverse vibrant green tea fields and rugged rock formations to witness the enchanting views of Little Adam’s Peak. Walk across the historic Nine Arches Bridge and hear the story of its construction. Conclude your hike at the Demodara Railway station, known for its unique loop-over track design. This tour provides an opportunity to see Sri Lanka’s most captivating sights.

Yala > Kataragama > Yala

Yala National Park - Embark on a thrilling three-hour safari at Yala National Park, the second largest park on the island, located off Sri Lanka’s southeastern coast. Encounter the famous Sri Lankan leopards, indigenous wild water buffalo, Sri Lankan Sloth Bear, and large herds of Sri Lankan Elephants. The park is also home to numerous other species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates.

Kataragama Temple - Visit the temple of Lord Karthikeya Subramaniam in Kataragama. Lord Karthikeya was summoned by Lord Indra to the battlefield on the final day of war to protect Lord Rama from the Brahmasthra aimed by King Ravana. This powerful weapon was rendered ineffective by Lord Karthikeya’s presence, safeguarding Lord Rama.

Yala > Ussangoda > Galle

Ussangoda Beach - Ussangoda is a unique coastal area known for its lack of trees. Its serpentine rock contains toxic heavy metals, allowing only specific smaller plants to thrive. According to Ramayana legends, there are two explanations for Ussangoda’s barrenness. After meeting Sitadevi, Lord Hanuman provoked King Ravana and his army of Rakshasas, resulting in Hanuman’s tail being set on fire. Hanuman then torched parts of Ravana’s empire, including Ussangoda. Additionally, legend has it that Ussangoda was once an airport used by King Ravana for his Dandumonara peacock chariot before Hanuman destroyed the landing site.

Rumassala - Rumassala hill, located 3 km east of Galle, is a landmark of Unawatuna beach, featuring a picturesque white Buddhist dagoba on top. Rumassala rock is one of five Sri Lankan spots believed to originate from parts of Mount Dronagiri, which fell when Hanuman carried the Dronagiri back to Lanka to use its Sanjiwani herb to revive Lakhshmana and Rama. Rumassala is also said to have been Sita’s abode during her stay in Lanka.

Galle Fort - Galle is a must-visit destination in the south, offering an exotic blend of spice scents and salty winds, alongside a stunning collection of Dutch colonial buildings. Classic architecture merges with a dramatic tropical setting, creating an endlessly fascinating reality. Built by the Dutch starting in 1663, the 36-hectare Fort occupies most of a promontory surrounded by the ocean on three sides. Wandering the old walls and streets reveals one architectural surprise after another, showcasing an incredible collection of structures from centuries past. The Fort’s splendor has earned it UNESCO World Heritage Site status.

Galle > Colombo > Negombo

Colombo National Museum - Experience the vibrant lights and lively atmosphere of Colombo, Sri Lanka’s capital city. Visit historic landmarks such as the Old Lighthouse, the Old Parliament, Galle Face Hotel, Galle Face Green, Gangarama Temple, the National Museum, and more. Enjoy shopping at Independence Square or the Race Course, and explore boutique shops and designer stores.

Negombo > BIA

Munneswaram Kovil Temple - Proceed to Chilaw to visit the Munneswaram temple, an important regional Hindu temple complex in Sri Lanka. The temple has existed since at least 1000 CE, with myths linking it to the Indian epic Ramayana and its legendary hero-king Rama. It is one of five ancient temples dedicated to Shiva in the region.

Katunayake - After a memorable time on the island, return to the hotel to relax. Later in the afternoon, check out and head to the airport.

• Complimentary 500ml water bottles (2 per person per day).
• Private vehicle transport with included fuel, parking, and highway tolls.
• Experienced English-speaking chauffeur guide service.
• All taxes and service charges covered.

• Hotel Accommodation and Meals.
• Entrance fees to the respective sites.
• Chauffeur Guide’s Accommodation.
• Expenses of personal nature.
• Visa and Related Expenses.
• Tips & Portages.

Discover the renowned Ramayana Trail in Sri Lanka. Explore the sacred shrines and monuments scattered across this Paradise Island. Journey to the ancient cities of Dambulla and Kandy, and visit the famous Kovil at Trincomalee, Koneshwaram. Stroll through the central hill country and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience amidst the misty mountains. Venture into the wilderness of Yala and get a glimpse of the Animal Kingdom. Finally, unwind along the southern coastal belt and enjoy the sun’s warmth on your skin before heading west.

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