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Sri Lanka, an island south of India crams an extraordinary variety of places to visit within its modest size. Lapped up by the Indian Ocean, the coastline is lined with idyllic – and often refreshingly undeveloped – beaches, while the mainland boasts a compelling variety of landscapes ranging from wildlife-rich lowland jungles to the misty highlands of the hills, swathed in tea plantations.
You’ll find plenty of man-made attractions too when you visit Sri Lanka. It boasts more than two thousand years of recorded history, and the remarkable achievements of the early Sinhalese civilization can still be seen in the ruined cities and great religious monuments that litter the northern plains.
The tropical island has become more of a hot-spot to keen travellers
in recent years, although tourism in Sri Lanka remains relatively low key. The
country’s wonderful individuality – evident in its contrasting landscapes and
its distinct culture, is helping to shape Sri Lanka as a top destination.
Meet and assist on arrival at Colombo Airport & transfer to Hikkaduwa.
Hikkaduwa : A personal favourite beachscape of many, Hikkaduwa is often regarded as backpacker’s haven due to its many budget accommodation options. The town continues to draw the world to its shores for its heavenly location, pristine waters and the tropical climate.
Located 100km off the Colombo Airport, any
Travellers can easily arrive at this town by train, bus or a private vehicle.
Well renowned for its vivacious nightlife, Hikkaduwa reaches its high season when surfers
from UK, Italy, USA,
Israel, Australia and Japan flock here during October to April. In order to cater
to the high demand from tourists, Hikkaduwa offers many luxury hotels, snazzy cafes,
restaurants and tour guides. This town is ideal for travelers and water sports
lovers longing for the perfect vacation with sun, sand and sea. If you’re
looking for places to shop in Hikkaduwa, plenty is on offer from items such as batiks,
handcrafted jewellery, and unique souvenirs to paintings.
After Breakfast, Checkout from the hotel
and Visit Galle
popular sightseeing massive Galle Dutch
Fort.
Later transfer to Balapitiya.
Madu Ganga River Safari is one
of the top things to do in Balapitiya. Madu
Ganga is the second biggest wetland in Sri Lanka. Abundantly rich in biodiversity,
the river covers at least 150 acres of land and consists of 14 mangroves out of
the 24 mangrove species found in Sri Lanka. The Madu Ganga
wetland is considered to be one of the last remaining tracts of mangrove
forests. It is the best place to watch prawn farming and traditional fishing
methods. It is also home to 300 species of plants and about 250 wildlife
species which makes it a haven for the ecologists and the botanists. Transfer
to Hikkaduwa
& Overnight stay at the hotel.
After Breakfast, Checkout from the hotel
and proceed to Bentota.
Bentota is
famous for beaches and watersports.Visit Kosgoda
Turtle Hatchery. Later on, proceed to Colombo.On Arrival Visit clock tower, Pettah Bazar, a Hindu and a Buddhist temple and the Bandaranaike Memorial International
Conference Hall (BMICH)-an outright gift to Sri Lanka from the People’ The Republic of China. Also, drive past several British built colonial buildings. Later
Transfer to Hikkaduwa
& Overnight stay at the hotel.
After Breakfast,Checkout from the hotel
and proceed to Pinnawala which is
well known for its elephant orphanage. Pinnawala
elephant orphanage is an orphanage, nursery and captive breeding ground for
wild Asian elephants.
Later, proceed to Kandy popularly known to be the home of the Temple of the
Tooth Relic. Visit the famed Temple of
the Tooth Relic, Kandy Lake and Kandy Town, Arts and Crafts centre, Gems Gallery and Lapidary. Later, visit Peradeniya Botanical Gardens renowned for its collection of
a variety of orchids.Transfer to Hikkaduwa & Overnight stay at hotel
in Hikkaduwa.
After Breakfast, Checkout from the hotel and transfer to Colombo Airport.
Galle Fort is by far the most important tourist attraction in Galle. Spread over a humongous area of 36 acres, the fort is a settlement in itself which showcases the century-old culture and colon..
Situated at Balapitiya, Madu Ganga is the second biggest wetland in Sri Lanka. Abundantly rich in biodiversity, the river covers at least 150 acres of land and consists of 14 mangroves out of the..
Out of the seven existing sea turtle varieties that exist today, five are found in Sri Lanka; the Hawksbill, the Green Turtle, the Loggerhead, the Leatherback and the Olive Ridley.
The Khan Clock Tower is a famous landmark in Colombo and oft visited by both tourists and locals. The clock tower is four stories high and marks the entry to the Pettah Market. The Khan Clock Tow..
The Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is situated northwest of the town of Kegalle, halfway between the present capital Colombo and the ancient royal residence Kandy. It was established in 1975 by the..
The Temple of the Tooth is the most sacred Buddist shrine in the world. The magnificent shrine houses the sacred Danta Dhatu (Sinhala: Tooth Relic of Buddha) (left canine). The temple is located ..
Situated next to the sacred Temple of Tooth, the Kandy Lake is a sight to behold. With the lush greenery of the surrounding hills forming a perfect backdrop, the lake embraces you with its sereni..