TRENDY TREASURES 13-night adventure

13-night adventure through the diverse landscapes of Sri Lanka, where every moment is filled with discovery and wonder. This comprehensive tour package takes you on a captivating journey, covering the most iconic and essential destinations in the country. Indulge in the sun-drenched beaches, feeling the soft sand between your toes and the gentle sea breeze on yourskin. Conquer majestic mountain peaks, witnessing awe-inspiring vistas that will take your breath away. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Sri Lanka as you explore ancient temples, royal palaces, and UNESCO World Heritage sites, unraveling the fascinating tales of a bygone era. Journey through lush tea gardens, savoring the flavors and aromas of world-renowned Ceylon tea. In these 13 nights, experience the true essence of Sri Lanka, where every moment is a treasure and every place visit is a masterpiece. Get ready for an unforgettable expedition that will leave you with lifelong memories and a deep appreciation for the beauty and culture of this enchanting island.

*Curate your Accomadation.

Elevate your journey with flexible hotel options designed to match your preferences. Please note that hotel rates are not included, allowing you the flexibility to handpick and tailor your accommodation for the perfect getaway each night.

Day 1: BIA to Sigirya

Arrive at Airport

Travel from the airport to Sigiriya with a stop at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage along the way.

Proceed to Sigirya

Check in to Hotel and relax for few hours.

Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage in Sri Lanka provides a safe refuge for orphaned and injured elephants. Established in 1975, it offers visitors the chance to observe elephants bathing and interacting with caretakers, all while learning about conservation efforts.

Day 2: Explore Sigirya and transfer to Polonnaruwa City

Start your day early and Clim the Sigirya Rock for a fresh start.

Later in afternoon depart for Wildlife Safari experience in Minneriya National Park, where you can witness the iconic elephant gathering in their natural habitat.

Tranfer to hotel in Pollannaruwa

Sigiriya, also known as Lion Rock, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic attractions. Rising dramatically from the central plains, Sigiriya is an ancient rock fortress with a fascinating history dating back over 1,500 years. Visitors can climb to the top of the rock, passing through impressive ruins and ancient frescoes, to reach the summit where they are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. With its stunning natural beauty and rich historical significance, Sigiriya is a must-visit destination for travelers exploring Sri Lanka.

Minneriya National Park – Traverse the vast expanses of Minneriya or the nearby Kavdullah National Park, both renowned for their diverse wildlife populations. Keep your eyes peeled for sightings of majestic wild elephants, wild buffaloes, sambar deer, crocodiles, and even the elusive sloth bear. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and wildlife wonders of Sri Lanka on this unforgettable safari experience.

Day 3: Explore the Ancient city of Pollannaruwa and Transfer to Anuradhapura

Explore the ancient city of Pollannaruwa

Transfer to Anuradhapura

Climb to Mihintale

Visit the Ritigala Forest Monastery, the ancient Buddhist site amidst lush greenery, marveling at intricate stone carvings and structural remains.

Visit the Twin Baths (Kuttam Pokuna),witness ancient hydraulic engineering at its finest with symmetrical bathing pools adorned with elaborate carvings.

Visit the Ruwanweliseya,the grand stupa in Anuradhapura, admiring its majestic proportions and ornate details, and reflecting on its enduring significance to Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage.

Overnight stay at the Hotel

Pollannaruwa– Delve into the captivating history of ancient Sri Lanka by visiting the UNESCO World Heritage City of Polonnaruwa. This medieval capital, dating from the 11th to 13th century A.D., boasts remarkably preserved ruins that offer a glimpse into the island’s glorious past. Embark on a guided walking tour of these impressive ruins, including iconic sites such as Lankathilaka, Thuparamaya, the Royal Palace, Rankoth Vehera, and Gal Viharaya.

Mihintale – Embark on an ascent to Mihintale, a sacred mountain located near Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka. This historic site holds immense religious significance as the birthplace of Buddhism in the country. Climbing Mihintale involves ascending a series of steps, passing ancient shrines, stupas, and rock-cut caves along the way. Upon reaching the summit, visitors are greeted with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and can explore the various religious structures, including the Maha Seya stupa and Ambasthala Dagoba. Mihintale offers a serene and spiritual experience, making it a popular pilgrimage site and a rewarding excursion for travelers seeking insight into Sri Lanka’s Buddhist heritage.

Day 4: Transfer to Kandy

Start your journey to kandy while enjoying scenic views.

In Kandy you can visit the Temple of the Tooth, stroll around kandy lake, Visit the kandy Arthur’s seat view point and attend a Cultural show, where traditional music, dance, and performances showcase the essence of Sri Lankan culture.

Transfer to Hotel and overnight Stay.

Tooth of the Relic Temple – The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, also known as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is a must-visit in Kandy, Sri Lanka. Established in the 16th century AD, it houses the revered relic of Buddha’s tooth. Situated near the royal palace complex overlooking Kandy Lake, it holds great significance for the Sinhalese people. Every day, thousands of pilgrims dressed in white visit the temple to offer lotus blossoms and prayers known as pujas. Although the tooth relic remains hidden within a gold casket, visitors can still catch a glimpse of the inner shrine during these ceremonies.

During the annual Esala Perahera procession, the relic casket is paraded through the streets atop a male elephant. This 10-day festival is one of the largest Buddhist festivals globally and the most significant in Sri Lanka.

The best times to visit the temple are in the morning or evening during ceremonial offerings and prayers. Proper attire is essential, with clothing covering legs and shoulders, and shoes must be removed before entering the holy temple.

Day 5 & 6:Kandy to Nuwaraeliya

Start your day early and head to Nuwara Eliya. As you drive through the hills, you’ll see beautiful scenery and catch the sunrise.

Visit Horton Plains National Park, the stunning landscapes of Horton Plains, home to World’s End, a sheer cliff with breathtaking views, and Baker’s Falls, a picturesque waterfall.

Discover the tea plantations and visit one of the tea factories to learn how tea is made. Then, enjoy a soothing cup of freshly brewed tea amidst the scenic surroundings.

Visit the Ambewela Dairy Farm and Jagro Strawberry Farm

Relax by the Gregory Lake.

Proceed to Hakgala Botanical Gardens and enroute visit to Sita Amman Hindu Temple

Overnight Stay at the Hotel

Nuwaraeliya – Nuwara Eliya, often dubbed as “Little England,” is renowned for its tea production and stunning landscapes. Nestled amidst lush hills, this hill station offers a plethora of attractions, from cascading waterfalls to verdant tea plantations and serene lakes. Its colonial-style buildings and cool climate add to its unique charm, making it feel like a world apart from Sri Lanka’s typical scenery.

Overlooked by the towering Pidurutalagala, Sri Lanka’s tallest mountain, Nuwara Eliya enjoys a pleasantly temperate climate, making it the coolest part of the country. Lake Gregory, a picturesque reservoir built in 1873, offers tranquil boat rides and other recreational activities.

The city is also adorned with enchanting waterfalls like Lover’s Leap Falls, Bomburu Ella Falls, St. Clair’s Falls, and Devon Falls. Victoria Park, with its diverse floral species, is a haven for birdwatching, while Galway’s Land National Park offers opportunities to spot rare wildlife.

The verdant tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya are a sight to behold and a major tourist attraction. Additionally, Nuwara Eliya serves as a gateway to Horton Plains National Park and is in close proximity to the Hakgala Botanical Gardens, boasting thousands of plant species, and the Seetha Amman Temple, dedicated to the Hindu goddess Seetha.3

Day 7: Nuwaraeliya to Ella

In Ella we will explore The Nine Arch Bridge in Ella, is a historic structure built during the British colonial period. You also have the option of Travelling by train to Ella from Nanu oya, Nuwaraeliya.

Explore the Ella gap and enjoy the beauty of Ravana falls.

Hike the Little Adam’s peak

Visit the Lipton seat.

Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Ella – Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Sri Lanka’s hill country, Ella is a charming town renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil ambiance. Surrounded by verdant tea plantations, lush forests, and towering peaks, Ella offers visitors a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. One of Ella’s most iconic attractions is the stunning Nine Arch Bridge, an architectural marvel set amidst lush greenery, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Adventurous travelers can embark on a hike to Ella Rock, rewarded with sweeping vistas of valleys and tea estates.

Little Adam’s Peak – Little Adam’s Peak, located near Ella in the hill country of Sri Lanka, is a popular hiking destination offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Despite its name, which references the larger Adam’s Peak elsewhere in the country, Little Adam’s Peak stands as a distinct and picturesque peak accessible to hikers of all levels. The trail to the summit winds through tea plantations, verdant forests, and scenic vistas, culminating in a rewarding view of Ella Gap and the lush valleys below. With its relatively easy ascent and stunning scenery, Little Adam’s Peak is a must-visit for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts exploring the Ella region.

Day 8: Ella to Udawalawe

Early morning departure to Udawalawe

Experience a Udawalawe National park Safari

Explore the Udawalawe reservoir

Overnight stay at the Hotel    

Udawalawe National Park – Udawalawe National Park in southern Sri Lanka is renowned for its diverse wildlife, especially its large population of elephants. Visitors can enjoy safaris to observe elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and various bird species in their natural habitat. With its grasslands, forests, and wetlands, the park offers stunning scenery and opportunities for nature enthusiasts and photographers to connect with wildlife.

Day 9,10,11 & 12:Transfer and explore Mirissa / Galle /Hikkaduwa /Bentota

Start your journey to Mirissa

Enjoy the water sport activities

Experience the Whale watching tour in Mirissa

Experience the Madu River Safari Discovering beauty of mangrove-lined waterways and small islets.

Visit the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery to see how people are helping sea turtles. You can learn about these amazing creatures there.

Explore the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO-listed site famous for its Dutch colonial buildings and picturesque streets.

Visit the Dutch reformed Church and galle lighthouse

Leisure at beach Hotel

Mirissa, a tranquil coastal town nestled along the southern shores of Sri Lanka, is renowned for its pristine beaches, laid-back vibe, and picturesque surroundings. With its golden sands, swaying palm trees, and turquoise waters, Mirissa offers the perfect setting for relaxation and beach activities. Visitors can indulge in swimming, sunbathing, and water sports such as surfing and snorkeling, or simply unwind and enjoy the breathtaking sunsets over the Indian Ocean. Beyond the beach, Mirissa is also a popular whale watching destination, with boat tours offering the chance to spot majestic blue whales and playful dolphins in their natural habitat. 

– Bentota is a great place to relax, with lots of nice resorts along the beach. You can chill by the pool or on the beach. It’s safe for swimming all year round. And if you’re feeling adventurous, there are plenty of fun things to do like snorkeling, sailing, water skiing, wind surfing, kayaking, and even deep-sea fishing. So whether you want to take it easy or have some excitement, Bentota has something for you.

Madu River safari – Embark on a tranquil journey with the Madu River safari, where relaxation meets exploration. As you glide along the river, you’ll encounter numerous small islands adorned with lush mangrove forests and witness the local way of life. Keep an eye out for ancient temples nestled amidst the greenery and observe villagers harvesting cinnamon, adding a touch of tradition to your experience. Madu Ganga, the second-largest wetland in Sri Lanka, is a sprawling ecosystem comprising 64 islands, two of which are inhabited by over 215 families. 

Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery – a special place where baby sea turtles are cared for until they’re ready to be released into the ocean. Located in Kosgoda, Sri Lanka, it’s a sanctuary dedicated to protecting these endangered creatures. Visitors can learn about the turtle conservation efforts, see different turtle species, and even participate in the release of hatchlings into the sea. 

Galle Dutch Fort – The Galle Dutch Fort stands as a testament to Sri Lanka’s rich history and maritime heritage. Dating back to ancient times, Galle has been a hub of trade and cultural exchange, attracting merchants from distant lands. The fort’s dark, thick stone walls, protected by the endless ocean on one side, bear witness to centuries of conquests and commerce.

As you wander through the narrow lanes of the fort, you’ll be transported back in time to the 17th century, when Galle flourished as Ceylon’s southern international port. The streets, named by the Dutch traders, evoke memories of a bygone era, with familiar vendors trading in cinnamon, lace, and exotic sweetmeats.The fort’s origins can be traced back to the arrival of Portuguese sailors in 1505, who built the first fortification known as the Swart Bastion. Later fortified and enlarged by the Dutch in 1667, the fort now boasts 14 bastions, each with its own unique history and significance.

Day 13: Transfer to Colombo

Start your journey to Colombo

Visit the Gangaramaya Temple, a vibrant Buddhist temple renowned for its architectural grandeur and spiritual ambiance.

Discover Independence Square, this historic landmark commemorating Sri Lanka’s independence, featuring beautifully landscaped gardens and colonial-era architecture.

Explore National Museum, delve into Sri Lanka’s rich history and culture at the National Museum, home to a vast collection of artifacts, artwork, and archaeological treasures.

Visit the Pettah Market and Red Mosque

Enjoy Nightlife, experience Colombo’s vibrant nightlife scene with trendy bars, rooftop lounges, and live music venues scattered across the city.

Transfer to your Hotel in Colombo or Negombo

Gangarama Temple – Gangaramaya Temple, situated in Colombo, Sri Lanka, has a rich history dating back over a century. It was founded by Venerable Hikkaduwe Sri Sumangala Nayaka Thera in the late 19th century. Initially, it started as a small hermitage on the banks of Beira Lake. Over time, it expanded into the vibrant temple complex it is today, incorporating diverse architectural influences.

Colombo – Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, seamlessly blends the island’s captivating culture and heritage with modern amenities. Its colonial past, influenced by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British, adds depth to its character. As the nation’s capital, Colombo boasts numerous museums and historical sites that vividly depict its rich past.

The primary business district, known as Fort, houses government institutions, upscale shopping, and grand hotels. Its name originates from the original Portuguese fort that once safeguarded the harbor. Facing Fort is the Galle Face Green, a sprawling oceanfront park where locals and visitors gather to relax and enjoy the sea breeze.

Day 14: Drop to Bandaranaike International Airport

As you depart for Bandaranaike International Airport, let it be more of a “see you soon.” May your future journeys be filled with endless discovery, joy, and fulfillment. Safe travels, adventurer, until our paths intertwine once more on this grand stage of the world.

– Travel comfortably in air-conditioned vehicles.

– Benefit from expert guidance by our knowledgeable tourist chauffeurs.

– Enjoy hassle-free travel with included expressway tolls.

– Parking charges covered for stress-free stops.

– Personalized airport paging services for convenience.

– Fuel provided to ensure continuous journey.

– Chauffeur’s meals and accommodation included for a comfortable trip.

– Chauffeur’s bata to guarantee excellent service.

– Receive complimentary 500ml water bottle per person per day and a free SIM card for connectivity.

– Pricing includes all government taxes