Discovery Tour

Head inland to the lesser-known Yapahuwa Rock Fortress — an ancient capital on top of a rocky hill, great for a short hike and history together.
Later, stop at Kurunegala Lake & Rock viewpoint, a local-favorite sunset spot with wide views of the town and surrounding hills.

Today feels very “hidden Sri Lanka”.
Visit the impressive Aukana Standing Buddha Statue, carved from a single rock, then enjoy the calm beauty of Kala Wewa (ancient lake).
Drive through villages and paddy fields to Mahiyanganaya, a quiet area surrounded by mountains and rivers.

You explore Sorabora Wewa, an ancient reservoir where villagers fish and bathe.
Optional boat ride or river bath experience in a safe, local spot.
You can also visit a nearby rural village, see chena cultivation, and enjoy real countryside life away from tourist routes.

Head deeper into the Knuckles Mountain Range area.
Stay in or near a village like Meemure / Knuckles foothills, surrounded by forests, waterfalls, and mountains.
Evening is simple: river sounds, campfire food, and millions of stars.

(Hidden: this area feels like another world 🌿)

A day for nature and hiking.
Walk along jungle paths, cross small streams, see rice terraces and hidden waterfalls.
No big crowds, just pure nature and local people.

Travel to Badulla, a region many tourists skip.
Visit Dunhinda Falls, one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful waterfalls, reached by a short forest walk.
By late afternoon, you reach Ella for a chill evening in a mountain town vibe.

Skip the standard only-Little-Adam’s-Peak tour.
Early morning you drive to Lipton’s Seat, a stunning viewpoint surrounded by endless tea plantations.
Then continue to Haputale, a cool, misty small town on a ridge with dramatic views.

You can visit Adisham Bungalow or just enjoy the tea country atmosphere.

Head down to Belihuloya, a lovely green valley with rivers, streams and small villages.
Here you can enjoy river bathing, nature walks, short hikes, and peaceful countryside.

This is a perfect “hidden” nature base – very relaxing, very local.

Leave the hills and move toward wildlife.
Do a Udawalawe National Park Safari – famous for elephants, open landscapes and birdlife.
After the safari, head to Tangalle, a quieter southern beach area with coves, rocks and palm-lined shores.

Explore hidden coves, natural rock pools, and quiet stretches of beach.
You can also visit Mulkirigala Rock Temple, built on top of a rock with cave temples and jungle around – a mix of history, religion, and nature together.

Short move to the trendy but still compact Hiriketiya Bay or Dickwella area.
Surf vibe, small cafés, curved bay for swimming and relaxing.
A great place to slow down and enjoy ocean life.

Travel up the coast and stop at Madu River for a boat safari through mangroves, little islands and river life.
Then move to Bentota for your final beach stay — you can do jet ski, banana boat, river safari (if not done before), or just rest.

Last morning for the sea, sand, and sun.
Then departure to the airport with memories of both famous and truly hidden places in Sri Lanka.