Sri Lanka Tour Package 7 Days 6 Nights

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🌿 Herbal & Spice Garden (Matale or Kandy area)

Sri Lanka is world-renowned for its spices and Ayurvedic herbs, and a visit to a Herbal & Spice Garden—commonly found in Matale or Kandy—offers an enriching experience. You’ll walk through lush gardens filled with cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, clove, turmeric, and more. Guides explain the medicinal and culinary uses of each plant, and you can even enjoy a free herbal massage or buy natural products made using traditional Ayurvedic methods.

🛕 Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa – Kandy)

Located in the heart of Kandy, this temple is one of the most sacred Buddhist sites in the world. It houses the tooth relic of Lord Buddha, enshrined in a golden casket inside a beautifully adorned shrine. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Temple of the Tooth is not only a spiritual center but also a symbol of Sri Lankan heritage and identity. Visitors can witness rituals and offerings performed daily and admire the temple’s exquisite architecture and rich history.

🌄 Kandy View Point (Arthur’s Seat or Bahirawakanda)

For a panoramic view of Kandy city, the Kandy View Point is a must-visit. Located near Arthur’s Seat or the Bahirawakanda Buddha Statue, this vantage point offers a spectacular overlook of Kandy Lake, the Temple of the Tooth, the royal palace, and surrounding hills. It’s especially beautiful at sunset, and a perfect spot for photography or a peaceful break during your tour.

💎 Gem Museum (Kandy)

Sri Lanka is famously known as the “Island of Gems”, and a visit to a Gem Museum in Kandy offers insight into this sparkling legacy. You’ll learn about the gem-mining process, view a wide variety of precious and semi-precious stones like sapphires, rubies, and topaz, and see skilled artisans cutting and polishing gems. Many museums also have certified showrooms where you can purchase authentic Sri Lankan gems and jewelry.

🗼 Ambuluwawa Tower (Gampola)

Perched on a mountaintop near Gampola, Ambuluwawa Tower is part of a multi-religious sanctuary and biodiversity complex. The tower, with its spiraling staircase wrapped around the outside, offers a thrilling yet scenic climb. At the summit, you’ll enjoy 360° panoramic views of mountains, valleys, and distant towns. The tower is symbolic of religious unity and is surrounded by a peaceful setting with botanical gardens and cool mountain air—making it a unique spiritual and natural attraction.

💧 Ramboda Waterfalls

Located on the A5 highway between Kandy and Nuwara Eliya, Ramboda Falls is a stunning multi-tiered waterfall standing at 109 meters high—one of the tallest in Sri Lanka. Surrounded by lush green hills and tea estates, this picturesque site is perfect for nature lovers and photographers. You can enjoy the view from a nearby resort or take a short walk for a closer look at the cascading water and misty atmosphere.

🍃 Tea Factory & Garden Visit (Nuwara Eliya or Ramboda Area)

Sri Lanka is famous for its Ceylon tea, and visiting a tea factory and plantation offers a fascinating insight into its production. In regions like Nuwara Eliya or Ramboda, visitors can walk through neatly lined tea gardens, observe the plucking process, and watch how leaves are withered, rolled, fermented, and dried. Most tours include a tea-tasting session, letting you savor some of the finest brews in the world, often with spectacular mountain views in the background.

🚣‍♂️ Gregory Lake (Nuwara Eliya)

Nestled in the heart of Nuwara Eliya, Gregory Lake is a tranquil spot ideal for relaxation and recreation. Originally built during the British colonial period, the lake is surrounded by well-maintained parks, offering boating, jet skiing, and cycling. The cool climate and scenic mountain backdrop make this a favorite place for both locals and tourists to unwind, have a picnic, or take a scenic stroll.

💌 Nuwara Eliya Pink Post Office

One of the most iconic colonial buildings in Nuwara Eliya, the Pink Post Office is a beautifully preserved British-era structure dating back to 1894. Painted in a charming salmon pink, it still functions as a post office and is a popular photo stop. With its Tudor-style architecture, clock tower, and flower-lined surroundings, it captures the essence of “Little England” and the old-world charm of the town.

🌉 1. Nine Arch Bridge (Ella)

Start your day early with a visit to the Nine Arch Bridge, one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic railway bridges. Built entirely of brick, stone, and cement during the British colonial era, this engineering marvel spans a lush green valley near Ella. Time your visit to see a train cross the bridge, surrounded by misty hills and tea plantations. It’s one of the most photographed locations in Sri Lanka.

🥾 2. Little Adam’s Peak

After that, take a gentle hike to Little Adam’s Peak, named for its resemblance to the sacred Adam’s Peak in the central highlands. The 30–45 minute hike is easy and rewarding, with panoramic views of Ella Gap, surrounding tea estates, and distant mountains. Ideal for sunrise or sunset, this is a must-visit spot for both casual hikers and photographers.

💦 3. Ravana Waterfalls

End the tour with a refreshing stop at Ravana Falls, one of the most famous waterfalls in Sri Lanka, cascading from a height of 25 meters. Legend says it’s linked to the ancient story of King Ravana from the Ramayana epic. Easily accessible from the main Ella–Wellawaya road, it’s perfect for a quick break, nature photography, or even a dip in the natural pools (during safe water levels).

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🐘 1. Yala National Park – Morning Safari

Kick off your day with an early morning safari in Yala National Park, home to Sri Lanka’s most diverse wildlife. Ride through dense forests, scrublands, and freshwater lagoons in a 4×4 jeep and watch for:

• Leopards (Yala has one of the highest densities in the world!)

• Elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, deer, and colorful birds

• Incredible sunrise views as the jungle awakens

This is a must-do for nature enthusiasts and photographers seeking a wild encounter with Sri Lanka’s untamed side.

🌴 2. Coconut Tree Hill – Mirissa

Next, head to the coast and visit the famous Coconut Tree Hill — one of the most photographed spots in Sri Lanka. Perched on a red laterite cliff, this small hilltop is lined with towering palm trees overlooking the turquoise ocean.
Perfect for:

• Sunset and sunrise views

• Instagram-worthy photos

• A peaceful, breezy moment above the beach

🏖️ 3. Chill at Mirissa Beach

Unwind your day on the relaxing golden sands of Mirissa Beach. Known for its laid-back vibe, gentle waves, and cozy cafés, Mirissa is perfect for:

• Swimming or sunbathing

• Surfing or paddleboarding

• Beachside cocktails and seafood

• Whale watching (seasonal: Nov–April)

Whether you’re looking to relax or explore, Mirissa offers a perfect balance of natural beauty and beachside charm.

🐳 1. Whale Watching – Mirissa (Season: Nov to April)

Start your day early with a whale watching cruise from Mirissa, one of the best spots in the world to witness blue whales, the largest animals on Earth.
On your ocean safari, you may also spot:

• Sperm whales, Bryde’s whales

• Spinner dolphins and sea turtles

• Occasional sightings of orcas and whale sharks

Tours usually begin at 6:00 AM and last 3–5 hours, with onboard guides and safety gear provided.

🐢 2. Turtle Hatchery – Kosgoda or Habaraduwa

Visit a Turtle Conservation Hatchery where local efforts help protect endangered sea turtles like the Green, Hawksbill, Olive Ridley, and Loggerhead species.

• Learn about turtle life cycles and conservation work

• See rescued and baby turtles

• During hatching season, you may have the chance to release hatchlings into the sea — a heartwarming experience!

🎣 3. Stilt Fishermen – Koggala or Ahangama

Stop by the southern coast to witness the iconic image of Sri Lankan stilt fishermen — men balancing on wooden poles fixed in shallow water as they fish with simple rods.
This centuries-old traditional method is unique to Sri Lanka and makes for breathtaking, cultural photography. While it’s increasingly symbolic today, it remains a visual emblem of coastal life.

🏰 4. Galle Fort – UNESCO World Heritage Site

End your day exploring the timeless beauty of Galle Fort, built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later expanded by the Dutch.
Wander through charming cobbled streets, lined with:

• Colonial-era architecture & boutique shops

• Art galleries, cafés, and museums

• Key landmarks like the Galle Lighthouse, Clock Tower, and Dutch Reformed Church

Enjoy a sunset walk on the fort ramparts with sweeping views of the Indian Ocean.

🏙️✨ Colombo City Tour – The Capital Unveiled

Discover the vibrant commercial capital of Sri Lanka on this immersive Colombo City Tour, blending colonial elegance, modern landmarks, cultural diversity, and local life. Whether it’s your first stop or final day, Colombo offers a fascinating mix of heritage, history, and cosmopolitan energy.

🕌🛕 1. Cultural & Religious Highlights

• Gangaramaya Temple – A mix of modern architecture and cultural artifacts, this is one of the most important Buddhist temples in Colombo.

• Seema Malaka – A serene lakeside temple designed by Geoffrey Bawa, ideal for peaceful moments and photos.

• Wolvendaal Church – One of the oldest Protestant churches in Sri Lanka, showcasing Dutch colonial architecture.

• Red Mosque (Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque) – An iconic, candy-striped mosque in Pettah, reflecting Islamic architecture and history.

🏛️🌆 2. Colonial Architecture & Landmarks

• Old Parliament Building – Overlooking the Indian Ocean, this neoclassical structure is a testament to the British colonial era.

• Independence Memorial Hall – A national monument symbolizing Sri Lanka’s independence from British rule.

• Colombo Lighthouse & Galle Face Green – Enjoy a walk along the sea promenade with stunning views and local street food.

🛍️🍛 3. Local Markets & Shopping

• Pettah Bazaar – A bustling market district with colorful streets filled with textiles, spices, electronics, and traditional goods.

• Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct – A colonial-era building transformed into a stylish shopping and dining area.

• Odel, Paradise Road & Barefoot – Great places to buy local fashion, home décor, souvenirs, and handmade crafts.

🚗📸 4. Optional Add-ons

• Lotus Tower – The tallest tower in South Asia, with panoramic city views (entry fee applies).

• Colombo Port City Drive-By – See the new international financial district being built on reclaimed land.

• Street Food Tour – Taste local delicacies like kottu roti, isso wade, and hoppers from trusted vendors.