14 Day(s) | 13 Night(s) Price : $ 910.00 For 2 Pax
Transport & Guiding only

You will start the tour from Negombo, a characteristic fishing town, it's mere 8 Km from the International airport. Negombo is a gourmet's paradise with sea food in plenty. Old-world fishing crafts like outrigger canoes and catamarans still bring good catch for the village fishermen. Also Negombo's mix cultural blend enrich its beauty with colourful hindu temples, mosques, catholic churches and buddhist temples.
Culinary art of Sri Lanka reflects the traditions of various cultures. The staple food rice is always accompany with array of spicy curries. Don't forget to taste some Sri Lankan dishes on your way.
Following days you will witness the marvel of the rich cultural heritage of ancient civilization with over 2000 years of recorded history. From Huge man-made lakes (Weva) and irrigation systems built by ancient Kings, enormous Dagobas or Stupa (dorm-shaped structures) and remains of ancient buildings in the ruined cities of Anuradhpura & Polonnaruwa, to the awesome stairway to the Rock Cave Temple of Dambulla and the sensual frescoes of heavenly maidens at the rock of  Sigiriya.
Drive to Eastern part of the Island and discover the famous city of  Trincimalee, is famed for its natural harbour. It is ranked as the world's 5th largest natural harbours. Visit Trinco's most famous landmark Fort Frederick, a century and half British fortifications can be found here. Also see the Swamy rock and Thirukoneshwaram hindu temple inside the fort. Nilaveli beach is very popular amongst sun worshipers. Pigeon Island, which lies 2km of the coast of Nilaveli is ideal for diving, snorkeling and sea bathing.
In the hill country lies the former royal capital of Kandy, home to the Dalada Maligawa or Sacred Temple of Tooth, which houses the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha. With its distinctive architecture, art and music, Kandy is a bastion of traditional culture. 
The approach by rail or road to the spectacular hill country is through narrow passes, deep ravines, gushing streams, tea carpeted hills and terraced paddy fields. Rises from 3000ft to over 8000ft will surround you with cool climate and velvety green freshness all around. The nostalgia of the empire builders is reflected in Nuwara Eliya, the town is decorated with buildings ranging in style from Georgian to Queen Anne.
Visit sacred city of Katharagama, situated in the Southern part of the isle, the shrine dedicated to the God Skanda, the Hindu god locally known as ' Katharagama Devio ', is a National Pilgrim Centre, venerated by Hindus, Buddhist and also visited by other devotees like Muslims and Catholics. The main festival is in July/August when a grand Perahera (procession) is held with up-country and low-country dancers, drummers,  musicians, dignitaries and acrobats in colourful costumes and caparisoned elephants.    
Get close to the nature and encounter the Island's  stunning array of wildlife, visit Yala National Park and there is a chance to see some of Sri Lanka's 91 mammals (16 Endemic)- elephants, leopards, sloth bear, sambhur, spotted deer, hog mouse, barking deer, wild boar, porcupine, civet cat, loris, giant squirrels and monkeys such as the macaque, purple-faced leaf monkey and gray langur. Also many birds and crocodiles.
Drive to deep south coast's small town called Mirissa to enjoy the sun ,sea, sand and surf. Also you can go for whales and dolphin watching in a boat.
Discover the historical port city Galle and its Dutch Fortress. Galle is the most important southern town with an old-world charm, its natural harbour was a famous port in days gone by.
Continue to Colombo, it has been a flourishing seaport for centuries when ancient seafarers traded in pearl, precious stones, elephants, peacocks, cinnamon and other spices. Today Island's commercial capital is a fascinating blend of the East and West, the past and present.
Departure.