Meet your representative with a heartwarming greeting, “Ayubowan!” (May You Live Long!) at the International Airport, Colombo.

 Enjoy a cup of refreshing Ceylon Tea and proceed to your stay at Sigiriya.
 
Relax in the evening

Sigiriya Rock Fortress, the royal palace is situated in the core of the island between the towns of Dambulla and Habarane on a gigantic rock plateau-shaped from magma of a wiped-out spring of gushing lava, is 200 meters higher than the encompassing wildernesses. Its view dumbfounds the guests with an excellent combination of nature and human creativity. The complex incorporates remainders of a demolished royal residence, encompassed by a broad system of fortresses, gardens, lakes, alleys, canals, and fountains. The
encompassing regions of Sigiriya were repressed for several thousand years.
 
Visit a once thriving domain, the second most old of kingdoms, Polonnaruwa. See the remaining parts of the absolute most noteworthy accomplishments of the past; the monstrous Parakrama Samudra one of the biggest tanks covering 2500 hectares of land, still gives water to irrigation and water system as fulfilling the aim of the past kings' prime duties.
Set aside an effort to see the remaining parts of antiquated stupas, royal residences and other constructions, monastery, tanks, parks those which portraying its own account of a magnificent past.

Dambulla Cave Temple is Sri Lanka's largest historic cave temple. The Dambulla rock is 330m high. It spreads on one side as a rock, and on the other, a mountain of wildlife. The cave temple is built in the area where the stone is spread. On the rock on the plains of Kurunegala, Sigiriya and Ritigala mountains are beautifully visible. The five caves possess an artistic treasure of wall paintings and statues of Lord Buddha and some kings. This is just an art gallery of the ancient age.
 
Afternoon transfer to Kandy
Senkadagala, Sri Lanka’s last kingdom and currently recognizes as Kandy, a world heritage site. Kandy is a noteworthy city in Sri Lanka situated in the Central Province. The locale is sloping and thickly forested inside the island. The city is in the middle of the Knuckles mountain run and the Hanthana Mountain Range. In the Kandy City Tour, the immaculacy is abundant.
The crown precious stone of the city is the acclaimed Sri Dalada Maligawa, by and large, called the Temple of the Tooth. 'Maligawa' really suggests a great living course of action, and the shelter is a touch of the royalty. The whole fanciful is more than three centuries old. The breathtaking roofed Temple of the Sacred Tooth houses is the spot Sri Lanka's most important Buddhist relic – a left tooth of the Buddha kept. Temple of the Tooth building complex is consist of the Main Entrance, Moat, The Octagon – Pattripuwa., Handun Kunama (inner sanctum), The Golden Canopy, The Temple of the Tooth Museum – New Palace, The Royal Palace, The National Museum of Kandy, International Buddhist Museum – Old Courts, Kandy Lake, Queens Bath, Diyathilaka Mandapaya.
Kandy Lake, otherwise called Kiri Muhuda or the Sea of Milk, is a man-made in the core of the slope city of Kandy. Steps around the lake are just an astonishment while the breeze hugs you and not to forget that it is like stepping around a history book as it witnesses about eras.
Kandy Cultural Show is a vibrant, lively and remarkable show of Sri Lankan customary moves, one of the nation's rich cultural performances. The beats in delineating demons, the rhythm of the low country, fire and harvest moves joined by ceremonial drums and the drum orchestra rising and tumbling to the vivacious rhythm.

Following breakfast, you will be heading further up the misty mountains to Nuwara Eliya. You are in the Land of Ceylon Tea so this part of the country shouldn’t be missed. 
View of the drive to Nuwara Eliya
The picturesque Nuwara Eliya – also known the world over as ‘little England’ has wonderful tea estates. Get into the car and get ready to explore these heavenly highlands! The tour will take you on a scenic drive through acres of lush tea estates; here you will see tea pickers, mostly females clad in sarees, carefully picking the tender two leaves and a bud which are essential to making fine tea. You will have the opportunity to visit a tea factory to witness the process of making your cuppa. May we also remind you not forget to indulge in the pleasure in fine Ceylon Tea- Black Tea, Green Tea, Oolong Tea, or silver Tips whatever your choice is;

Breakfast at the misty climate and leave for Yala via Ella. Enjoy some eye catching places in Ella. 

Continue to Yala,one of the most popular tourist attractions in Srilanka and Srilanka’s biggest national park! This is a tour that is bound to bring ample fun and photo delights. Yala National Park’s incredible wild life has made this vast area of forest, grassland and lagoons a world famous safari park.  We know that the safari ride in this wildlife kingdom is what you look forward to the most. An unexpected “elephant on the road!” moment , the mating dance of a peacock, a wild buffalo  trying to defend itself from an intruder, the deer and the leopards -Nature tourism and adventure- you are going to have it all there.
Yala is a heaven of Birds too. Thousands of water birds that have migrated to the Yala lagoons as well as the residing forest birds makes Yala a bird lover’s paradise.  You can go on an afternoon game drive upon arrival to capture the best of Yala! 

No matter whatever you do; how long you hangout, please this national asset with all your love!

Following breakfast proceed to Galle
 
Spend time in a beautiful fortified city, down south. Galle-a UNESCO Heritage site. Discovering the old and the new. Discovering people amidst a wonderful mix of architecture and culture. Taking a stroll down the old town with interesting street names would be like a walk down memory lane, reminiscing Ceylon in the Colonial days. Impatient to find out what you will explore here? Here you go!
Streets at the Dutch Galle Fort
Portuguese constructed and Dutch fortified majestic Galle Fort and the landmarks within the premises such as the Galle National Museum depicting history and the life of the Galle inhabitants; the Fort Library - the treasure trove of rare books; Galle maritime Museum, heritage houses in the narrow alleys and the mix bag of boutiques and shops in every nook and corner selling antiques, souvenirs, jewelry, arts and crafts; eateries and art galleries. 
This excursion will have you walking quite a bit. Still you would have plenty to see a second time around too.
 
Continue to Colombo

After the breakfast transfer to the airport for onward flight.