Temple Visit
Climbing
Kayaking
Village Tour
Trekking
Rafting
Arrive in Colombo where the nightlife is lively and the food is delicious. Make your way to your lodging and set out to explore the city. Enjoy the sights of skyscrapers that soar into the sky which sit next to historic buildings. Enjoy the nightlife as you explore the local restaurants that specialise in various food types.
The second day is spent departing from Colombo and travelling to Dambulla, which is home to the famous Dambulla Cave Temples. There are many statues and murals of Lord Buddha throughout this system of caverns. Take a safari ride in Minneriya National Park after that. Here you can see herds of elephants gathering in the savannah. It is truly remarkable to witness their closeness as a family.
On the third day, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the old fort and the surrounding countryside from the Pidurangala Rock. It might be regarded as an extra or similar climb to Sigiriya. Enjoy the thrill of kayaking on Kandalama’s calm waters while surrounded by stunning scenery and an abundance of vegetation. Take a genuine village tour in Sri Lanka where you can experience the delights of rural Sri Lanka.
From Sigiriya, travel to Knuckles for the best outdoor experiences. A magnificent illustration of how nature and wildlife coexist can be seen at the Knuckles mountain range. When you visit take a hike along one of the stunning trails.
On the fifth day go to Kitulgala, the best place to go white water rafting in Sri Lanka. As you soar through the river on swift waters you will have the experience of a lifetime. The adrenaline from this activity will make your heart race.
This journey’s final stop is Negombo. Known as ‘Little Rome’ due to the sheer number of churches, it is a fantastic destination. Have a look at the St. Mary’s Church for murals of Jesus Christ painted along the roof of this Church. Spending a day at the beach to take in the sun and breeze is an additional choice.
On the last day of your journey, head to the airport to depart.
