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Sri Lanka, known as the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, is a stunning island nation offering a rich blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventure. With golden beaches, lush rainforests, misty mountains, and ancient cities, it’s a dream destination for every kind of traveler.
From the UNESCO-listed Sigiriya Rock Fortress and sacred Temple of the Tooth in Kandy, to the scenic train rides through tea country in Ella and safari adventures in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka delivers unforgettable experiences. The island is also famous for its wildlife, including elephants, leopards, and vibrant marine life along the coral reefs.
With warm hospitality, flavorful cuisine, and year-round tropical weather, Sri Lanka is a perfect destination for beach lovers, culture seekers, nature enthusiasts, and thrill-seekers alike.
| Destination | Sri-Lanka |
| Travel Dates | Customize |
| No. of People Travelling | Customize |
| Departure City | Hyderabad |
| Duration | 6 Nights 7 Days |
| Price | Contact for Best Price |
| Availability for | Family, Friends, and Group Tour. |
Cave Temple
The area is believed to have been inhabited as early as the 7th to 3rd century BC, with cave statues and paintings dating back to the 1st century BC. These artworks were later restored during the 11th, 12th, and 18th centuries AD. The caves once sheltered King Valagamba (Vattagamini Abhaya) during his 14-year exile from the Anuradhapura kingdom. Buddhist monks in Dambulla protected him during this time. After reclaiming his throne in the 1st century BC, the king built a grand rock temple at Dambulla to honor the monks' support.
Sigiriya Sigiriya is a stunning geological and archaeological site located 22 km northeast of Dambulla, in Sri Lanka’s North Central Province. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982, it is one of the seven such sites in the country. Sigiriya lies at the heart of Sri Lanka’s cultural triangle, which connects the heritage cities of Anuradhapura, Kandy, and Polonnaruwa. Day Excursion to Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa, the second-largest city in Sri Lanka's North Central Province, is renowned for its cleanliness and scenic beauty. Visitors are drawn to its lush greenery, impressive ancient ruins, the vast Parakrama Samudra reservoir (built in the 12th century), welcoming locals, and a range of comfortable tourist accommodations.
Place to visit at Polonnaruwa
Return to Sigiriya Dinner and Overnight stay at Hotel in Sigiriya
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🚗 Day Excursion to Anuradhapura & Mihinthale
Anuradhapura, one of Sri Lanka’s ancient capitals, is renowned for its remarkably preserved ruins and deep historical significance. Located 205 km north of Colombo along the Malvathu Oya, it served as the capital from the 4th century BC to the 11th century AD. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. The area is dotted with ancient monasteries spanning over 40 square kilometers and holds immense spiritual value for Buddhists.
Highlights in Anuradhapura:
Sri Mahabodhi Tree – A sacred fig tree grown from a sapling of the original Bodhi Tree under which the Buddha attained enlightenment.
Loha Prasada (Brazen Palace) – The ancient residence of monks.
Ruwanweli Maha Seya – A colossal stupa and key pilgrimage site.
Thuparama Dagaba – The oldest stupa in Sri Lanka, housing a relic of the Buddha.
Jetavana Dagaba – Once one of the tallest structures in the ancient world.
Abhayagiri Monastery & Dagaba – A major center of Theravāda and Mahāyāna Buddhism.
Samadhi Buddha – A serene statue depicting the Buddha in meditation.
Kuttam Pokuna (Twin Ponds) – Ingenious ancient bathing tanks.
Just a short drive from Anuradhapura, Mihinthale is believed to be the site where Buddhism was first introduced to Sri Lanka. It marks the historic meeting between Arahant Mahinda and King Devanampiyatissa on the full moon day of Poson (June). Today, Mihinthale is a sacred pilgrimage site, especially during Poson Poya, and features numerous ancient shrines, stupas, and ruins spread across a forested hillside.
🚗 Return to Sigiriya
🍽 Dinner and Overnight Stay at your hotel in Sigiriya
🚗 Transfer from Sigiriya to Kandy
En route, enjoy cultural and historical stops at Aluvihara and the Temple of the Tooth Relic.
Aluvihara, also known as the Luminous Cave Temple, holds immense significance in Buddhist history. It was here, in the 1st century BC, that Buddhist monks first documented the Tipiṭaka on palm leaves, preserving the oral teachings of the Buddha in written form. Surrounded by cave shrines and ancient inscriptions, Aluvihara is revered not just as a spiritual site, but also as a birthplace of Buddhist literature.
Located in the heart of Kandy, the 17th-century Sri Dalada Maligawa houses one of Buddhism's most sacred relics—Lord Buddha’s left upper canine tooth. This revered relic, smuggled into Sri Lanka in 313 AD by Princess Hemamali, is enshrined in a series of jeweled reliquaries. Daily, pilgrims clad in white visit bearing lotus and frangipani flowers. The temple complex is an architectural and spiritual marvel that has withstood centuries of conflict and reverence alike.
Explore the cultural highlights of Kandy with a scenic lake drive, visits to a gem museum, silk shop, and batik center, showcasing Sri Lanka’s artisanal heritage.
Experience a traditional Kandyan dance performance, complete with vibrant costumes, rhythmic drumming, and fire acts—a celebration of Sri Lankan heritage.
🍽 Dinner and 💤 Overnight stay at a hotel in Kandy
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Located at an elevation of 3,567 feet above sea level and rising more than 1,000 feet above Gampola Town, Ambuluwawa offers a striking 360° panoramic view. Perched on a solitary mountain peak, the spiraling tower is a symbol of multi-religious harmony and is visible from miles away due to its unique location. Climbing to the top offers an unforgettable perspective of the central highlands.
This towering white Buddha statue overlooks the city of Kandy and offers a peaceful spot for reflection. The temple is also a great vantage point to enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding hills and the Kandy cityscape.
Just 5.5 km from Kandy, the Royal Botanical Gardens attract over 1.2 million visitors annually. Spread across 147 acres, the garden is famed for its orchid collection—featuring over 300 varieties—along with spices, medicinal herbs, and exotic palms. The garden dates back to the reign of King Wickramabahu III in 1371 and was officially established as a botanical garden in 1843 during British rule. It's now managed by Sri Lanka's Department of Agriculture and is home to the National Herbarium.
🍽 Dinner and 💤 Overnight stay at Hotel in Kandy
🍽 Breakfast at the Hotel
Located in Rabukkana, near Kegalla, Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage was established in 1975 by the Department of Wildlife. Spread over 24 acres, it's home to the largest captive elephant herd in the world. In addition to caring for orphaned elephants, it also serves as a successful breeding center—67 elephants were born here between 1975 and 2012.
Experience Sri Lanka’s famed spices and healing herbs. Explore lush gardens featuring sandalwood, citronella, jasmine, and more. Learn how cloves, pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon, and saffron grow and discover their Ayurvedic and medicinal uses.
A sacred Buddhist site near Colombo believed to have been visited by the Buddha himself. The temple features stunning murals and statues and holds deep spiritual significance.
Explore Colombo's highlights including the Fort and Pettah districts, the 100-year-old clock tower, Old Parliament, colonial buildings, and key temples. Visit the Colombo Museum, BMICH, and shop at local favorites like ODEL, Majestic City, and Ceramics Corporation showrooms.
Relax with a seaside stroll at this iconic promenade, a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.
🍽 Dinner and 💤 Overnight stay at Hotel in Colombo
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