Tranquil East Explorer Tour

Ayubowan! We welcome you to Sri Lanka! Arrival

Upon arrival at the Bandaranayake International Airport Katunayake (BIA); complete all immigration and customs formalities. As you exit into the arrival lobby, you will be warmly welcomed by your personal chauffeur guide, who will greet you with a traditional garland and assist you with your luggage.

You will then be comfortably transferred to your hotel in Negombo. a charming coastal town known for its colonial heritage and vibrant fishing culture. Located just north of Colombo. - Afternoon at leisure or do a brief City Tour of Negombo.

Standard check-in time is from 14:00 hrs. unless an early check-in has been pre-arranged. Enjoy an overnight stay in Negombo.

Safari at Wilpattu & City Tour in Anuradhapura Wilderness & Heritage

Breakfast at the hotel followed by an exciting safari experience at Wilpattu National Park. Enjoy a thrilling jeep safari through Sri Lanka's largest national park, famous for its natural lakes, dense wilderness, and diverse wildlife. If you are fortunate, elusive leopards may be spotted along with sloth bears, elephants, spotted deer, crocodiles, and a variety of birdlife.

Thereafter, proceed for a brief city tour of Anuradhapura, the island's first ancient kingdom and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, covering some of its most significant historical and sacred landmarks.

A blend of Cullture, Architecture and History History & Culture

Breakfast at the hotel followed by check-out and transfer to Sigiriya.

En route, visit the sacred Koneswaram Temple, beautifully located on Swami Rock overlooking the Indian Ocean, and continue to Fort Frederick, a historic fort originally built by the Portuguese and later occupied by the Dutch and British

Upon entering the Sigiriya region, you may also visit the world-famous Sigiriya, also known as the Lion Rock Fortress. Please note that climbing to the summit and returning may take approximately 2 to 3 hours.

Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Dambulla Cave Temple, Ayurvedic Village in Matale & Kandy Cultural Visit Culture

After breakfast at the hotel, check out and proceed towards Kandy, with En route visits to Dambulla and Matale.

Begin with a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Dambulla Cave Temple, an impressive complex of rock caves adorned with ancient Buddhist murals and over 150 statues of the Buddha, dating back to the 1st century BC.

Continue your journey to Matale for a visit to a traditional Ayurvedic village followed by spice garden, where you will discover Sri Lanka's long-standing reputation—historically known as Taprobane— for producing world-renowned spices. During your visit, you will gain insight into the cultivation and uses of spices and Ayurvedic herbs. (Spices are available for purchase; however, there is no obligation to buy.)

Thereafter, proceed to Kandy, the cultural capital of Sri Lanka. Upon arrival, check in at your hotel and take some time to freshen up.

In the evening, visit the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa), one of the most revered Buddhist sites in the world and a monumental symbol of Sri Lanka's rich heritage. The sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha was brought to Kandy by King Wimaladharmasuriya I, who safeguarded it within this temple in Kandy. Note: Visitors are required to wear modest clothes when entering the temple. Footwear must be removed at the entrance (secure storage facilities are available), and cameras are permitted.

Dinner and overnight stay at your hotel in Kandy.

To Udawalawe via Ella Highlands to Wilderness

Breakfast at the hotel - followed by an early morning excursion to Lipton's Seat by Tuk Tuk, locally known as a three-wheeler — a popular mode of transport across Asia. Arriving before 10:00 hrs is highly recommended to enjoy the best panoramic views of the surrounding tea plantations and mountain landscapes.

Thereafter, proceed to Udawalawe via Ella with a brief city tour en route.

Upon arrival in Udawalawe, visit the renowned Elephant Transit Home, a rehabilitation centre dedicated to the care and protection of orphaned baby elephants before they are released back into the wild. The Elephant Transit Home is open only during feeding times at 09:00 hrs, 12:00 noon, 15:00 hrs, and 18:00 hrs. Visitors may observe the feeding session from the viewing platform for approximately 20 minutes while the elephants are being fed milk.

Optional: An exciting jeep safari at Udawalawe National Park can be arranged for those interested in experiencing Sri Lanka's wildlife and spotting elephants in their natural habitat.

Enjoy an overnight staying Udawalawe.

Madu River Boat Safari and Gemstone Heritage Coastal & Cultural

Enjoy an excursion to the scenic Madu River for a relaxing boat safari through its beautiful mangrove surroundings. During the excursion, experience fish therapy and discover local village life and traditional activities along the river.

Thereafter, visit a traditional moonstone mine in the southern countryside to witness the unique rural mining techniques used by local miners for generations. This experience offers an insight into Sri Lanka's gemstone heritage and the authentic lifestyle of a typical village mining community

It's Time to Say Goodbye Departure

After a fun-filled and adventurous holiday in Sri Lanka, it's time to say Goodbye!!! Today you will be transferred to the Airport in time for your departure flight.

En route, enjoy visits to picturesque waterfalls and a tea plantation with a guided tour of a tea factory, including a memorable tea-plucking experience.Please note that tea Pluckers may not be available on public holidays.

Thereafter, experience one of the most scenic and famous train journeys in Sri Lanka from Nuwara Eliya area to Haputale (approximately 2 to 3 hours).