Sri Lanka Tour Package 6 Days 5 Nights

🌿🛕 Kandy Cultural Day Tour

Explore the rich cultural, spiritual, and natural beauty of Kandy, Sri Lanka’s hill capital and a UNESCO World Heritage City. This tour combines history, wellness, scenic views, and local craftsmanship.

🌿 1. Herbal & Spice Garden (Matale or Kandy)

Begin your day with a visit to a Herbal & Spice Garden located in Matale or Peradeniya. Walk through lush green gardens filled with cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, cloves, and Ayurvedic herbs. Learn how these natural ingredients are used in traditional medicine and cooking, enjoy a free herbal massage, and shop for organic beauty products and oils.

🛕 2. Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa)

Next, visit the Temple of the Tooth, one of the holiest Buddhist shrines in the world. It houses the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha, enshrined in a golden chamber. Witness daily Buddhist rituals, admire the Kandyan-style architecture, and experience the peaceful spiritual atmosphere. The temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit in Kandy.

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

After the temple, enjoy a short drive or hike to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the entire city of Kandy, its lake, and surrounding hills. Whether it’s Arthur’s Seat or the area near Bahirawakanda Buddha Statue, this spot offers stunning views, especially around sunset. Ideal for photography and taking in the beauty of the highlands.

💎 4. Gem Museum and Workshop (Kandy)

End your tour with a visit to a Gem Museum and Workshop, where you’ll discover why Sri Lanka is called the “Island of Gems”. Learn about the gem-mining process, see how precious and semi-precious stones are cut and polished, and explore a display of blue sapphires, rubies, topaz, moonstones, and more. You can also shop for certified gems and jewelry made on-site.

🗼 1. Ambuluwawa Tower (Gampola)

Start your day with a visit to Ambuluwawa Bio-Diversity Complex, home to the famous spiral tower perched on a hill near Gampola. Climb the narrow, winding staircase of the white tower for 360-degree panoramic views of misty mountains, forests, and towns below. The site promotes multi-religious harmony, with shrines representing all four major religions of Sri Lanka.

💧 2. Ramboda Waterfalls (Ramboda)

Next, head into the lush Ramboda area to see the majestic Ramboda Falls, one of Sri Lanka’s highest waterfalls at 109 meters. Nestled among tea-covered hills, the waterfall tumbles over rocky cliffs in a serene, forested setting. You can enjoy the view from nearby restaurants or walk down for a closer look and refreshing photo stop.

🍃 3. Tea Factory & Garden Visit (Pussellawa/Nuwara Eliya)

No hill country tour is complete without a tea experience. Visit a working tea factory to learn about the process of plucking, withering, rolling, and drying tea leaves. Walk through picturesque tea gardens, and enjoy a freshly brewed cup of Ceylon tea while taking in the cool, misty surroundings.

🚣‍♀️ 4. Gregory Lake (Nuwara Eliya)

Arrive in Nuwara Eliya, also known as “Little England,” and unwind at Gregory Lake. This peaceful lake is perfect for a walk, paddle boat ride, or cycling around its tree-lined shores. The area is surrounded by colorful gardens, mountain views, and local snack vendors — ideal for a relaxing break in the crisp highland air.

💌 5. Nuwara Eliya Pink Post Office

End the tour at the historic Pink Post Office, one of the oldest functioning post offices in Sri Lanka. Built in 1894 during the British colonial era, it features Tudor-style architecture, a clock tower, and a charming pink exterior. It’s a must-visit landmark and photo spot that captures the colonial charm of Nuwara Eliya.

🌉 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).

🐘 1. Yala National Park – Morning Safari

Start your day with an early morning safari in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s most popular wildlife reserve. Known for having one of the highest densities of leopards in the world, Yala is also home to elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, deer, wild boars, and a rich variety of birds.
Enjoy a thrilling 4×4 jeep ride through dry forests, open plains, and lagoons as you watch the jungle come to life at sunrise — a must-do for wildlife lovers and photographers.

🐢 2. Turtle Hatchery (Kosgoda or Bentota)

Next, visit a Turtle Hatchery along the southern coast — dedicated to the conservation of endangered sea turtles such as the Green, Hawksbill, Loggerhead, and Olive Ridley.
Learn how these centers protect eggs, care for injured turtles, and release hatchlings safely into the ocean. Visitors may even have the chance to release a baby turtle during hatching season — a heartwarming and educational stop for all ages.

🏰 3. Galle Fort – UNESCO World Heritage Site

End the tour at the historic Galle Fort, a beautifully preserved colonial fortress originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later fortified by the Dutch.
Stroll through cobblestone streets lined with colonial-era buildings, quaint cafés, art galleries, and boutique shops. Key highlights include:

• The Galle Lighthouse

• The Clock Tower

• The Dutch Reformed Church

• Stunning ocean views from the fort ramparts

A perfect place to unwind with a sunset walk and absorb the charm of Sri Lanka’s coastal heritage.

🏙️ Colombo City Tour – Discover Sri Lanka’s Urban Heartbeat

Experience the vibrant pulse of Colombo, Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital where modern skyscrapers, colonial charm, and multicultural heritage blend seamlessly. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, this city tour offers a well-rounded snapshot of Colombo’s most iconic sights, historical landmarks, and local lifestyle.

🔹 Tour Highlights:

🏛️ 1. Independence Memorial Hall

A grand monument commemorating Sri Lanka’s independence from British rule in 1948. Surrounded by peaceful gardens and stunning architecture, it’s a great place for photos and a brief history lesson.

🕌 2. Gangaramaya Temple

One of Colombo’s most prominent Buddhist temples, blending traditional architecture with modern touches. The temple also includes a museum and showcases an eclectic collection of Buddhist artifacts from around the world.

🌊 3. Galle Face Green

A popular oceanfront promenade ideal for sunset walks, local snacks, and kite flying. It’s a cultural hotspot where locals gather to unwind, and the view of the Indian Ocean is breathtaking.

🏢 4. Old Parliament Building

A neoclassical colonial structure that once housed the Sri Lankan Parliament. It stands majestically near the coast and now serves as the Presidential Secretariat.

🕌 5. Red Mosque (Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque)

An architectural wonder in the busy Pettah district, famous for its striking red-and-white candy-striped design and Indo-Saracenic style. A symbol of Colombo’s religious and cultural diversity.

💎 6. Colombo National Museum (Optional)

The largest museum in Sri Lanka, home to ancient relics, royal regalia, artwork, and exhibits showcasing the island’s rich history and culture.

🛍️ 7. Pettah Market & Dutch Hospital Precinct

Explore the chaotic charm of Pettah Market—a true local shopping experience—or relax in the beautifully restored Dutch Hospital area, now home to trendy cafés, shops, and boutiques.

🗼 8. Lotus Tower (Optional Stop)

South Asia’s tallest tower, offering panoramic city views and modern entertainment spaces. Great for skyline photography.