9-Day Sri Lanka

Early in the morning, you climb Sigiriya Lion Rock, a royal fortress built high above the forest.
From the top, the whole world feels open in front of you.
Later, a short hike to Pidurangala Rock gives a picture-perfect view of Sigiriya itself.

The evening is peaceful — a slow village tour, lake boat ride and a chance to feel real local life in Sri Lanka.

The day begins with history — exploring the ruins of Polonnaruwa, an ancient capital with temples, kings’ palaces and giant Buddha statues.
You walk or cycle through the archaeological city as stories of the past come alive.

In the afternoon, the wilderness calls…
A Minneriya Jeep Safari takes you to see wild elephants in their natural home.
As the sun sets, you continue to Dambulla for a quiet night.

A morning visit to the Dambulla Cave Temple introduces you to thousands of years of Buddhist art inside a mountain.
Then the road winds through forests and villages toward the cultural hill city of Kandy.
You explore the lake area, scenic viewpoints and the friendly streets as the city lights reflect on the water.

Today you rise into the central highlands where the air is cool and the mountains are covered with tea.
You visit a Tea Plantation to see how Ceylon Tea becomes world-famous.
Along the way, you stop at waterfalls for amazing photos and fresh mountain moments.
By evening, you arrive in Nuwara Eliya, a charming town with English-style buildings and peaceful gardens.

A morning adventure begins in Horton Plains National Park, a beautiful open landscape with fresh wind and forest.
A walk leads you to World’s End — a dramatic cliff overlooking valleys below.

Later, you take the Ella train — one of the most scenic train rides in the world — passing tunnels, green mountains, and waterfalls until you reach the lovely town of Ella.

Ella is a place for nature lovers.
You hike Little Adam’s Peak for panoramic views, and visit the famous Nine Arches Bridge, where trains cross over the jungle.
Then the journey shifts again — deeper into the wild — for a Yala or Udawalawe safari, where the forest reveals elephants, birds and other wildlife.

After many days of exploration, it’s time to enjoy the sea breeze.
You travel to the south coast — where beaches like Mirissa, Bentota or Hikkaduwa offer crystal waves, relaxing sands and coastal fun.Swim, rest, or enjoy optional water adventures as the sun goes down over the Indian Ocean.

Your final morning is slow and enjoyable — a seaside walk, a last photo or souvenir.
Then it’s time to say goodbye as we take you to the airport.
Your Sri Lankan story ends here — but the memories will stay forever.