Sri Lanka · Hiking

Saradiyel Village Trail And Alagalla Mountain Trekking Colombo

2 Days Round trip from Pickup service provided in Colombo. Challenging pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore Saradiyel Village and learn about the legend of Saradiel
02 Meet the local community and discuss the history of the village
03 Trek to Uthuwankande Mountain with a guide
04 Experience an overnight stay in the village area
05 Hike Alagalla Mountain Range, also known as the Potato Range
06 Round-trip transport from Colombo in an A/C vehicle
07 Breakfast included during the tour

Discover a two-day journey from Colombo that combines local heritage, village life, and scenic trekking in Sri Lanka’s hill country. Visit Saradiyel Village at the foothills of Uthuwankanda, where the story of the legendary Saradiel is brought to life through guided interpretation and life-size sculptures, while also meeting members of the local community.

Continue your experience with outdoor adventure as you trek Uthuwankande and then head to Alagalla Mountain Range, also known as the Potato Range. With guided walks, village breakfast, and overnight accommodation included, this tour offers a rewarding mix of culture, history, and nature.

Continue your experience with outdoor adventure as you trek Uthuwankande and then head to Alagalla Mountain Range, also known as the Potato Range.

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At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Days

Tour type Private

Activity level Challenging

Accommodation Included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

City Colombo

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

KegalleToday the legend of ‘Saradiel’ has been recreated at the ‘Saradiel Village’ located at the foothills of Uthuwankanda, the rocky mountain which had been his hiding place. A visitor to Saradiel Park can enjoy a guided tour which will take one through the life from childhood to his execution with life-size sculptures bringing to life the important personalities of the time.

Day 02

KadugannawaAlagalla Mountain Range or “Potato Range” is situated at the boundaries of the Central and Sabaragamuwa Provinces in Sri Lanka. It has protected Buddhism and culture from the western powerful nations such as the Portuguese, Dutch and English for approximately five centuries as a natural barrier (1505–1948).

The route