5 days 4 nights
Daily Tour
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Visit the stunning tourist destinations of Sri Lanka the Visit Kandy is a thriving city built around an island in the middle of Sri Lanka. It has been designated as an important world heritage site through UNESCO and is regarded as one of the most holy sites to worship around the Buddhist World.
Nuwara Eliya, at an elevation of 1890m above ocean level, is considered the most elevated town in Sri Lanka and lies under the highest point on the island. Pidurutalagala is also known as Mount Pedro (2555 meters).
Ella is often called a ”lonely Planet”” and a ”waterfall is a bustling town in Sri Lanka. Ella is a natural wonder. With its greenery, waterfalls, and hills, it’s fantastic. Visit the largest tea factory in Dambatenne. It was constructed around 1890 by Sir Thomas Lipton, one of history’s most famous tea-related figures. Go to Haputale and experience the natural beauty surrounded by hills dotted with tea and cloud forests plantations.
Udawalawe situated at the border of Sri Lanka’s dry and wet dry zone. Plains dominate the landscape, but there are some mountains. You Know Before You Travel It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes for this excursion. Visitors to Buddhist or Hindu temples are required to take off their shoes and hats. Also, knees and shoulders should be covered.
Walking for a moderate amount is needed. The duration of the transfers is approximate. The exact time will be determined by the time of the day and traffic conditions. An active passport must be present for travel on the day of departure.
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Start Point - Colombo/ Bandaranayake International Airport/ Negombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka
You will be collected from your hotel in Colombo by your unique guide and After that, visit the Kandy Temple of the sacred tooth relic. The gold-roofed Temple of the Sacred Tooth, a tooth of the Buddha, is Sri Lanka's most significant Buddhist Relic. Puja is a time of offering (offerings as well as prayers),
The heavily guarded room houses the tooth and is accessible to visitors and those who want to see the tooth. But you can't view the tooth. It's stored in a golden casket shaped like a dagoba (stupa) and comprises a collection of six dagoba caskets with smaller and smaller sizes. The complex includes smaller shrines, temples, museums, and the renowned central temple.
Kandy Lake, also referred to as Kiri Muhuda or The Sea of Milk, is an artificial lake situated amid the hill town of Kandy, Sri Lanka, constructed in 1807 by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe, next to the Temple of the Tooth. Through the years, the lake diminished in dimensions. It is now a protected lake, and fishing is prohibited. There are numerous legends and myths about the lake. One is that the tiny island in the middle was used by the helmsman of the King for bathing, and it was linked to his palace through a hidden tunnel.
The following day of the tour, we will go to Nuwara Eliya, at an altitude of 1890m. above the sea at the sea's level. It is the tallest city in Sri Lanka
Horton Plains - Horton Plains, located in Sri Lanka, is the windy and coldest place in the world. It
It comprises ecosystems like Montaigne's evergreen grasslands, marshy forests, and an aquatic ecosystem. About the vast variety of endemic flora and animals, Horton Plains was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the 30th of July, 2010.
Tea Factory: discover where your morning tea is served by heading to the Pedro Tea Estate, which is around 3.5km from Nuwara Eliya while in transit to Kandapola. There is an hour-long guided tour of the processing plant, which was first not fully operational until 1885 and is still stuffed with 19th-century construction. Due to the type of tea offered on this page (a mild tea), the tea-making process could occur at night when temperatures are colder, so you're likely to avoid seeing any activity. Staying at Nuwara Eliya
The third day is when we'll see a new advancer at Ella. Ella is a pure natural beauty. With its greenery, waterfalls, and hills, it's breathtaking.
Little Adam's Peak: Little Adam's Peak draws many tourists who visit Sri Lanka. As you progress, with a simple hike to the top of Little Adams Peak, you can enjoy a breathtaking view.
Nine Arch Bridge: The Nine Arch Bridge in Ella is located on the Demodara loop, which extends for 91 meters and reaches 24 meters in height. The stunning nine arches create a fantastic spot, mainly within a thick jungle and agricultural area. The railway is behind it, the forest is flourishing, and tea leaves are being harvested beneath it. The Ravana Cave is located approximately 2 km away from Ella town. It's quite a small cave, about 50 feet wide, 150 feet long, and 60 feet high. The King Rawana used the cave to keep the Princess Sita. After you have visited Ravana cave, you'll be in to return your accommodation for the night at Ella.
After a refreshing and uplifting breakfast, we visit the Ella Tea factory. The well-known tea processing facility was established in 1890 by the late Sir Thomas Lipton, one of the most famous figures in the history of tea. The trip through the plant will provide information on the processes involved in the ageing, rolling, drying, cutting, sifting, and tea review. It will likely be the most extended in-depth tea manufacturing plant tour. A short period afterwards, you can taste a cup of tea. After that, you'll go to Haputale. Adisham Bungalow - Adisham Bungalow is a 19th-century British structure modelled on Leeds Castle in Kent, England. Sir Thomas Villiers, a distinguished British resident of Sri Lanka in the early 20th century, made the house his country home. Later, it became a Benedictine monastery. It is also home to the Thangamale Bird Sanctuary near the bungalow. Then, we will return to Ella Hotel for the last night of the tour.
End Point Colombo/ Bandaranayake International Airport/ Negombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka After breakfast, you will visit Udawalawe National Park, which lies on the Sabaragamuwa and Uva Provinces border in Sri Lanka. The park was established to protect wild animals that were displaced by the building of the Udawalawe Reservoir on the Walawe River and to safeguard the catchment area that the reservoir drains. The reserve comprises 30821 ha (119.00 sq miles) of land and was officially established on the 30th of June 1972. Before declaring the park, a national park, the land was utilized for cultivation shifts (chena cultivation). The farmers were removed gradually when the national park was established. The park spans 165 km (103 miles) away from Colombo. Udawalawe is a vital area for waterbirds and Sri Lankan elephants. It is a well-known tourist spot and the third most frequented park in the nation. Finally, the tour comes to an END with a new experience and unforgettable memories. We'll drop you off at Hotel Colombo.
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