• On your arrival at the Bandaranaike International Airport, receive a warm welcome to Sri Lanka. From here, transfer to Sigiriya, which will entail a 4 to 5-hour road trip. 
• Spend the night at a hotel close to Sigiriya. Recovering from a long flight is important as you prepare for a busy tour over the next few days, and so the first night will be spent relaxing and acclimatizing. 

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Sigiriya

• After breakfast, go on a tour to the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a monolith converted into a secure fort by King Kashyapa, who reigned for 22 years. The highlights of Sigiriya include drawings of “Apsaras” or Celestial Nymphs, of which about 20 remain to this day.
• From Sigiriya, move on to Kandy. The Temple of the Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa) is the most sacred site for Buddhists worldwide. This is where the most important object in the Buddhist world, a tooth fragment recovered from the funeral pyre of the Buddha, is located. 
• See a few traditional Kandyan dances at one of the city’s cultural performance centres. A troupe of dancers in vibrant costumes, accompanied by drummers, will give you a spectacular display of Kandyan dancing - leaving you mesmerised. 

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Kandy 

• Following breakfast, take the scenic hillside train ride from Kandy to Nanu Oya. Admire the beautiful landscape change and open up before you from flat terrain to mountains, waterfalls, rivers, and lakes. Tea Plantations are aplenty, as this area is famous for producing the world’s best tea. Look out for a very nice view of the famous Adam’s Peak, about 1½km from the station. 

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Nuwara Eliya

• Transfer to the Yala National Park. There will be a stop en route in Ella to stop at the picturesque Ravana Falls. 
• Continue to Big Game Camping Yala. An evening Safari at Yala gives you the chance to see leopards as they come out of their daytime slumber. Leopards may be the star attraction at Yala, but elephants, sloth bears, deer, jackals, wild boar, and a few hundred varieties of birds can be found throughout the National Park. 
• After the evening safari, head back to Big Game Camping Site Yala, where you will spend overnight. 

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Yala

• Transfer to Galle after breakfast at Yala. Galle is the largest city and considered the southern capital of Sri Lanka. The main attractions in Galle include the 17th Century Dutch Fort (a World Heritage Site) with a culture and style of its own, beautiful and rustic houses and shops built in the Dutch colonial style, and narrow lanes paved neatly with cobblestone dating back in time.
• During the late afternoon, enjoy and relax in Unawatuna, one of the best beaches in the world. The calm waters of Unawatuna Bay and Thalpe offer you a chance to lie down and catch some sun, go for a long walk on a beautiful beach, or dive into the still waters. Unawatuna is great for diving and snorkelling as well.

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Galle or  Unawatuna

• Start in the small town of Mirissa, a few kilometres from Galle. It is the perfect place to get an organised whale and dolphin watching tour, which happens early in the morning. 
• From Mirissa, transfer to Colombo. The largest, busiest, and most populated in Sri Lanka. Go shopping – from street vendors to the more glitzy shopping malls. Colombo city is a mix of colonial-era and modern buildings and rapid development over the past few years.

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Colombo Or Negombo

• Transfer to the Bandaranaike International Airport after breakfast for your departure from Sri Lanka.