Take a town tour of Negombo to see its lively religious buildings and stunning beaches. To see baby elephants who have been abandoned by their parents visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. The following day travel to Sigiriya.

Early in the morning ascend Sigiriya Rock, Sri Lanka's most visited tourist destination. Reputable big lion paws guard the stairs that lead to the summit where the monarch's palace once stood. See the historic relics of the island's intriguing past by touring the afternoon town of Polonnaruwa.

See Anuradhapura, the oldest historic city in the country. The nation had 117 monarchs over the course of its 1000-year history all of whom constructed Buddhist monasteries, lovely gardens, and irrigation systems. Enjoy a thrilling jeep safari through Minneriya National Park in the afternoon where the largest seasonal elephant gathering in the world takes place.

In Kandy visit the UNESCO-listed Dambulla cave temple which is two thousand years old. The walls and ceilings of these five caverns are decorated with artwork that dates back hundreds of years. After that take an interesting tour of Matale’s Spice Garden.

Discover Kandy, a bustling city with excellent shopping options. Explore the city. Stores offer a range of Sri Lankan-specific products including diamonds, wood carvings, silk, and Batiks. After visiting the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, take in a cultural performance before visiting the Holy Temple of the Tooth Relic.

As you approach Nuwara Eliya, a hill country 1800 meters above sea level you can relax and enjoy the breath-taking views of the endless green tea fields. Visit a tea factory and the breathtaking Ramboda Falls while traveling. When you visit the production facility you can buy different kinds of tea. Explore Nuwara Eliya after that.

Trek through Sri Lanka's popular Hortain Plains, one of the country's World Heritage Sites. See the main attractions including Bakers Falls and Worlds End. View the other well-known sites in Nuwara Eliya.

This morning, board a scenic train bound for Ella, which will provide panoramic views of tea plantations, waterfalls, reservoirs, and an unending amount of tunnels.

Experience a Jeep Safari at Yala National Park, the most popular tourist destination. See the Asian elephants roaming freely in the wild and the leopards of Sri Lanka.

See the magnificent Dutch Fort in Galle which is thought to be the best-preserved colonial fortress in Asia early in the morning. Additionally the island's oldest breadfruit tree is found there. By taking part in a Madu River Boat ride you can get a close-up look at the wetland ecosystem. Part of the conservation effort to save the endangered young turtles is visiting the turtle hatchery. To make memories take your loved ones for a stroll along the sandy Galle beach. Enjoy a thrilling day of water sports in the Bentota River on your last day in Galle.

Return to Colombo for a city tour, exploring sites like the Gangaramaya Temple, the Old Parliament, and Galle Face Green, before your departure.