After brek fast you will heading towards to sigiriya while going to sigiriya, morning do a negambo city tour.

En route visiting the cave temple in dambulla.have a delisious local lunch at sigiriya and do a village tour

2nd day stay in sigiriya

Early in the morning go to climb sigiriya rock fortress.onece you go to the top of the sigiriya lion rock you will see amazing view of sun rising.

Then heading towards to kandy via matale .en route you will visiting the spice garden in matale

Evening go to visit cultural dance in kandy

3rd night stay in kandy

Sigiriya lion rock
Sigiriya, site in central Sri Lanka consisting of the ruins of an ancient stronghold that was built in the late 5th century CE on a remarkable monolithic rock pillar. The rock, which is so steep that its top overhangs the sides, rises to an elevation of 1,144 feet (349 meters) above sea level and is some 600 feet (180 meters) above the surrounding plain.

The Sinhalese king Kashyapa I (reigned 477–495) built a palace in the shape of a monumental lion on the several acres of ground at the summit, intending it to be a safeguard against his enemies. However, the king was defeated in 495, and the palace fell into ruin. The site soon
became a pilgrimage destination, however, and it is now a popular tourist spot. Visitors begin the final ascent to the top through the open paws of the lion, one of the few remaining portions of the palace that are still intact. Also notable are 21 rock paintings of apsaras (celestial singers and dancers). Sigiriya was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982.

After breakfast you will go to visit temple of tooth relic afterward go to visit peradeniya royal botanical garden. Then go to visit kandy view point.

Evening do a kandy city tour and go back to your hotel

4th night stay in kandy

Temple of tooth

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, also known as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is a Buddhist temple
in Kandy, Sri Lanka. It was built in the 16th century and is located in the former Kingdom of Kandy's royal palace complex. The temple is a world-renowned place of worship that houses the left tooth of Gautama Buddha, which is venerated by Buddhists.

The temple's golden roof houses the tooth, which is enshrined in a heavily guarded room. The room is open to devotees and tourists during puja, or prayers and offerings, but the tooth itself is not visible.

In 1988, UNESCO named the temple a world heritage site.

When visiting the temple, it's recommended to wear a white shirt, cover your knees and shoulders, and access the inner chambers barefoot or with socks. Socks are available in a basket inside the vehicle, and sarongs are also provided.

after breakfast heading towards to nuwaraeliya.while continuing to nuwaraeliya you will have a
chance to visit ramboda faterfall then visiting to damro tea plantations and damro tea factory

5th night stay in nuearaeliya

Nuwaraeliya

Often referred to as ‘Little England’, this genteel highland community does have a rose-tinted, vaguely British-country-village feel to it, with its colonial-era bungalows, Tudor-style hotels, well-tended hedgerows and pretty gardens. Indeed, Nuwara Eliya was once was the favored cool-climate escape for the hard-working and hard-drinking English and Scottish pioneers of Sri Lanka’s tea industry.

Ella station and driven On the 6th day of the journey, you will board the most magnificent train to the wonderful Ella city. Before that, we will be visiting a few places in Nuwara Eliya. First, we will be visiting Gregory Lake, which is located near the town’s southernmost point. The lake provides a tranquil atmosphere and a lovely view. It is a distinctive vacation spot that bears Sir William Gregory’s name; it was given that name in 1873. Visitors may take horseback rides, boat tours, leisurely strolls along the pathways, or visit the lake park, which is also a stunning
location for a day trip.

Then we will be heading to the post office in Nuwara Eliya. In the center of the city is where the post office is located. The fact that the post office is one of the oldest in Sri Lanka is what makes it special. The building, which was built by the British in 1894, is a two-story redbrick edifice in the Tudor style with a clock tower. Vacationers can use the mailing station’s top level as an inn.

Then, you will be driven to the Nanu Oya Railway Station, where you will board the train. The journey is one of Sri Lanka’s most romantic by rail. A must-do activity in Sri Lanka is to take in the breathtaking views of the country’s opulent green tea estates, mountains, bridges, valleys, and dense wildness. Additionally, it’s the best way to experience Sri Lankan culture. On the train, chat with friendly locals, wave to children running along the rails, and consume the hot snacks offered by vendors who board at each stop. At the end of the journey, you will be picked up from the to your hotel.

6th night stay in Ella

On day seventh, we will be heading to udawalawa; we will be visiting a few locations on the way, like Little Adam’s Peak. Due to the resemblance between the two summits, Little Adam’s Peak (also known as Mini Adam’s Peak) was named after the revered Adams Peak (Sri Pada).
An accessible climb to Little Adams Peak ascends a stunning peak covered with tea plantations, where you may observe people picking tea. Sceneries of thick jungles are breathtaking. You will never forget this ascent.

Then, the Ravana Falls, also called Ravana Ella and named for the mythical king Ravana, will be our destination today. King Ravana, who then concealed her in a cave beneath the waterfall, allegedly took hostage Princess Sita. It is the country’s largest fall. The waterfall takes on the
appearance of an areca blooming in the rainy months

We will then head straight to udawalawa National Park, Udawalawe National Park, the sixth
largest animal sanctuary of Sri Lanka is located 180 km from Colombo in south-central sector of the island. The park is situated just south of the Central Highlands, of which escarpment brings about an enrapturing backdrop. At the center of the park lies the Udawalawe Reservoir.Udawalawe National Park established in the year 1972, with the objective of protecting the catchment area of Udawalawe reservoir,which provides water for agriculture and hydro-power generation spreads over an area 30,821, resembles an African game park: it is mainly thorny-shrub jungle with grasslands.

7th night stay in udawalawa

After breakfast you will heading towards to mirissa We will go to the Coconut Tree Hill when you get to Mirissa. It is most likely Mirissa’s most well-known place. A mineralized headland next to the Indian Ocean may be seen near Mirissa. Walking along the beach from the street
takes around 10 to 15 minutes. You must take a picture in this wonderful frame as you reach the top, which offers a stunning view of the beach and Mirissa bay. You may then meander through the town before checking into your accommodation for the evening.

Stay leisurely in mirissa beach

8th night stay in mirissa

after breakfast you will go to whales watching.

you will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to observe whales since we have scheduled a whale-watching cruise for the morning. You may get very close to these lovely animals.
Additionally, you will get an opportunity to observe a lot more marine species.

You can walk into the sea and swim with turtles at Turtle Point. You can rent snorkels on the beach or buy them in town.

Mirissa has large waves that are good for surfing. However, surfing is not for everyone and only those with proper training should do it. There are training institutes that offer short trial surfing lessons for tourists.

After breakfast according to your departure flight you will be taken to the katunayake airport by our guide

If your flight is departing at night you can do a day tour in Colombo