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Day 1 :Arrives Colombo/Kandy

Upon your arrival, you will be transferred to Kandy via Pinnawala.The Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is one of Sri Lanka's most popular tourist attractions. The orphanage's population has now mushroomed to around 65, making it the world's largest collection of captive elephants. The elephants here range in age from newborns to elderly matriarchs, and include orphaned and abandoned elephants as well as those injured in the wild. Transfer from Pinnawala to Kandy. In the evening, visit the Temple of the Tooth. Thereafter, enjoy the sways and beats of a Kandyan dance performance and be treated to a spectacular fire walking finale.Kandy is also famous for its shopping, gems and jewellery, handicrafts, batiks, silksetc. You will get the opportunity to shop to your heart's content. Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Day 2 :Kandy/Nuwara Eliya

Meals: Breakfast

Breakfast at hotel. Embark on a sightseeing tour of Kandy which is a UNESCO world heritage site. The historic city, about 480m above sea level, is surrounded by mountains. It was known to Sri Lankans as Kanda Uda Rata, which means the hill country. Kandy was home to Sri Lanka's last independent Kingdom, which survived two centuries of colonial incursion before finally falling to the British at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Pay a visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens, the Peradeniya University campus, and catch a panoramic view of the picturesque town from Upper Lake Drive. Transfer from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya Nuwara Eliya meaning "the city of dawn" is the town at the highest elevation (about 2000m above sea level) in Sri Lanka and its tallest peak, Piduruthalagala (2555m) could be seen from here. The city, established by the British in the nineteenth century, is known as "Little England". It is a popular holiday resort for Sri Lankans & tourists thanks to its cool climate and quaint colonial feel with its little bungalows surrounded by hedgerows. Nuwara Eliya is also the heart of the tea country and you can visit a plantation and a factory en route here and witness how the famous "Ceylon Tea" is brewed. About 1.5km away is Seetha Amman Temple, said to be built at the spot where Ravana held Sita captive, as related in the Ramayana. The small temple has a collection of statues, including a couple of Kali images. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 3 :Nuwara Eliya / Colombo

Meals: Breakfast

Breakfast at Galway Forest Lodge.Transfer from Nuwara Eliya to Colombo. Overnight stay at Pegasus Reef Hotel.

Day 4 : Colombo

Meals: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a city tour of Colombo which is the largest city and former administrative capital of Sri Lanka. It is a busy and vibrant city with a mixture of modern life and remnants of a bygone colonial era. Due to its large harbor and its strategic position along the East-West sea trade routes, Colombo was known to ancient traders 2,000 years ago. However, it was only made the capital of the island when Sri Lanka was ceded to the British Empire in 1815. The main city is home to a majority of the Sri Lanka's corporate offices, restaurants, and entertainment venues. On this tour, you will visit many of the historical, religious and commercial sites of Colombo including the historic and bustling Fort and Pettah, the elite residential Cinnamon Gardens, the Galle Face Green, Viharamahadevi Park, and much more . Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 5 : Departure Transfer

Meals: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel.Transfer from Colombo to airport for your departure.

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• Destination:
• Kandy
• Nuwara Eliya
• Colombo

Kandy

Kandy is a living monument to long-lost royal might, a hill station that outstrips the expectations of a traveller or a history buff. Home to a Buddha's tooth relic, this city is unique. A World Heritage Site, it is one of Sri Lanka's most bewitching cities with ancient temples like Dalada Maligawa, Gadaladeniya Temple and Embekke Temple that sit by Kandy Lake and are surrounded by hills.

Kandy piques your curiosity. Why is Kandy Lake considered sacred if it was constructed by the last Kandyan ruler, Wickrama Rajasinha? If Buddha attained Nirvana in India, then how did his tooth end up in Dalada Maligawa? Seek out Kandyan legends to satiate your curiosity.

Once you've had your fill of legends, go hunting for gems, spices, antiques, ethnic dumbara mats and lacquer wood painting. Look over the antiques at Waruna Antiques, spilling over with ancient Sri Lankan beads, masks, statues and temple paintings.

Kandy is a popular summer destination and caters to people with a wide range of interests, and wildlife is but one of the many things you can explore. Do not miss the procession of the elephants from Pinnawala Elephant's Orphanage to the nearby river for their daily bath. People stand up on the raised sidewalk to let the elephants pass for their bath. It is amusing to watch the elephants run eagerly for a bath. Just another one of the pleasant surprises that Kandy loves to throw your way!

Sri Dalada Maligawa Temple in Kandy, Sri Lanka

Esala Perahera Festival in Kandy, Sri Lanka

Elephants in Kandy, Sri Lanka

A park in Kandy, Sri Lanka

Dambulla Cave Temple, near Kandy, Sri Lanka

Sri Dalada Maligawa Temple

Sri Dalada Maligawa Temple

Row of Parket Tuk Tuks in Kandy, Sri Lanka

A calm location in Kandy

Bus stand in Kandy, Sri Lanka

Sri Dalada Maligawa Temple

Nuwara Eliya

Who would suspect coming face to face with England at the top of a hill while getting away from the smouldering heat of Sri Lanka below? Nuwara Eliya, discovered by Dr John Davy in the 19th century soon became a hill resort under Sir Edward Barnes. Though the British are long gone, time seems to have stood still at the City of Light.

The journey to the top if taken on the tracks will put you in a state of delight long before you reach Nuwara Eliya. Neatly trimmed tea bushes, stoic tea pickers who are mostly Indian Tamils, and pretty waterfalls are a few friendly sights that greet you. The chill and the bleak weather that takes over the hill when grey clouds gather overhead, the colonial mansions with rose gardens, and streets with English names: you know why it is called 'Little England'. The old Post Office and Victoria Park push the point further.

Spend a quiet evening fishing or boating at Lake Gregory and don your finest clothes for dinner at The Hill Club which still retains the British way of doing things.

In the summertime, Nuwara Eliya is the choice destination of Sri Lankans. It isn't just the refreshing cool air. Take a break from the crowds by taking off on a trek to Pidurutalagala which is Sri Lanka's highest peak. Celebrate the arduous trek with Masala Tea and Scones, a blend of two countries on one tray that you can find nowhere else but in Nuwara Eliya.

Gregory Lake in Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)

A view of Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya's beautiful Flora

Colombo

A wondrous port city that braved colonisation and ethnic conflicts with grace and now stands with a poise to grow, that's Colombo. The colonial charm of temples, monasteries and bungalows coexists with skyscrapers, malls, tuk-tuks (auto rickshaws) and flavours of a city on ocean banks. Stroll along Pettah Market miles away from the affluent world of Cinnamon Gardens and haggle over merchandise. Wander into narrow alleyways at Galle Road, and devour steaming Egg Rotis and fresh Lemon Juice, and you're beginning to feel Colombo.

Colombo is packed with surprises, relaxation and fun. Let's begin our journey...

The Fort in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Gangaramaya Temple in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Busy roads of the main town, Colombo, Sri Lanka

Paintwork on Canvas, Colombo, Srilanka

Spice world festival, Colombo

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