Met upon arrival and transfer to your hotel which is about 45 minute drive away.

Overnight stay at Galle face hotel, a colonial, over 100 years old hotel. (Regency wing)

Morning drive to visit Dambadenia and the Vijayasundara Vihara. . Dambadeniya is a destroyed ancient city situated in the North Western Province (Wayamba) of Sri Lanka that served as the capital of Sri Lanka in the mid 13th century. Much of Dambadeniya is still buried on a huge fortified rock

Thereafter proceed to Anuradhapura.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Palm Garden village in Anuradhapura.

In the morning visit Sigiriya and climb the Sigiriya Rock Fortress. There are few more impressive sights in the world than the 370-metre-high rock citadel of Sigiriya, a UNESCO World Heritage. Known as the �Lion Rock�, it crouches in red splendor, enveloped by the dense jungle, dominating the surrounding plains. Built by King Kasyapa in the 5th century it took seven years to build and was abandoned after ten years of occupation when the King, defeated by his brother committed suicide. However, in this short time beautiful frescoes were painted � the perfect time to see them is in low light, in the morning or late afternoon � most notably the �celestial maidens� in a cave halfway up, with their expressive faces and exquisite headdresses. Look out for the Mirror Wall, polished to reflective brilliance, and the remains of gardens on the summit. Arthur C Clarke who lived in Sri Lank since 1950 named Sigiriya his 8th Wonder of the World.

There are about 1200 steps to reach this rock and usually takes around one hour one way. Sun hat and water is highly recommended.

Lunch at the hotel.

Afternoon elephant safari in the jungles of Habarna.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Cinnamon Lodge habarana

After breakfast proceed to Kandy. En route visit a spice garden in Matale including a lunch here..

Dinner & Overnight stay at Queens hotel

After breakfast visit temple of the tooth relic. In the afternoon commence a city tour and shopping in Kandy.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Queens hotel

After breakfast proceed to Kataragama. Afternoon visit the Sella Kataragama and Maha Devale Kataragama where there will be a ceremony in the evening.

Kataragama is a religious site for Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims. Several pilgrims visit this sacred site daily- and mainly during the perahera season. Perhaps we will be lucky to see a fire walking ritual by devotees. What fascinates at Kataragama is not so much the architecture as the rhythm of pilgrim life, and the colorful, elaborate religious ceremonies and rituals taking place

Dinner & overnight stay at Mandara Rosen-kataragama

Early morning drive to visit Yala National Park. Later drive to Galle enroute stopping to photograph the stilted fishermen.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Light house hotel. This hotel is designed by the famous Sri Lankan architect Mr Jeffrey Bawa.

Morning sightseeing of Galle. Like Colombo, Galle was a thriving port long before colonial times; on the southwest of the country, it attracted Arabs, Persians, Romans and Greeks on their way across the Indian Ocean. In 1505 the Portuguese attacked and settled the town, 135 years later conceding it to the Dutch, who built the famous fort. In 1796 the British took over and used the fort as their headquarters. Today, Galle Fort is the old part of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best preserved colonial sea fortress in Asia. It is a cozy little town in its own right with narrow streets, churches, cloistered courtyards and shuttered mansions standing testament to their colonial past.

After lunch, proceed to Bentota.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Club Villa, a Geoffrey Bawa designed hotel.

Days at leisure at this scenic resort.

Days at leisure at this scenic resort.

Transfer to the airport to connect with flight to International Destination.