15 Day(s) | 14 Night(s) Price : $ 975.00 For 2 Pax
Transport & Guiding only

You will start the tour from air port to the central part of the country, Dambulla or Sigiriya. afternoon at leisure.
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.
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. 
Sri Lanka’s premier hill-resort, is renowned for its cool, invigorating climate (average temperature around 16°C ) and is picturesquely located on the shores of Lake Gregory 1890 m. above sea level, in a  prime tea-growing district. Set up and develop as an English village and health resort by 19th century British colonial settlers, its older buildings (such as the post office, Holy Trinity Church, The Grand Hotel, The Hill Club, vintage hotels and houses and the Golf Club) have old English architecture, pretty flower-gardens and great nostalgic charm. The Victoria Park is at its best from January to April, when it is blazed with “English Garden” flowers. Sri Lanka’s highest mountain Piduruthalagala (8282 feet) is located here. Nuwara Eliya also has one of the finest 18 holes Golf Course in south Asia.
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. Relax 5 days on the beach. 
Discover the historical port city Galle and its Dutch Fortress. The seaside town of Galle is down the South-West coast. you would enjoy with picturesque scenery of, catamarans along the beach, fishermen drawing fishing-nets, coconut palm toddy tapping following the coastline closely for much of the way. Today town has grown greatly and spreads into the hinterland, but the Dutch fortress is the slow-beating heart of Galle’s history. The walled city has stood since the early 16th century, through the colonial period of the Portuguese, Dutch and British and our present times is proclaimed as an Archaeological Reserve and been identified as a ‘World Heritage Site’.
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.
Following day departure.