14-Day Sri Lanka Expedition

Visit the charming seaside town of Galle, which is well-known for its remarkably intact Dutch colonial fort. Discover the charming colonial houses, upscale stores, and art galleries along the winding cobblestone streets. Explore the ramparts of the Galle Fort Lighthouse to see sweeping views of the Indian Ocean.

Visit the idyllic seaside town of Mirissa, which is well-known for its golden beaches and relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy great seafood at coastal eateries, swim in the turquoise waves, and spend your days lounging on the beach. Don't pass up the chance to go on an exciting whale watching journey in search of magnificent blue whales and dolphins.

Proceed along the coast to Tangalle, a peaceful beachside location off the main track. Medaketiya and Goyambokka are two examples of immaculate beaches where you may unwind in the peaceful environment. Investigate the Rekawa Turtle Conservation Project and Mulkirigala Rock Temple, two neighboring attractions.

Visit Yala National Park, one of the top wildlife locations in Sri Lanka. Take thrilling safaris across the park's many landscapes to see a range of bird species, elephants, sloth bears, and leopards in their native habitat.

Next, travel to Ella, a charming hill country town encircled by misty mountains and verdant tea plantations. Explore neighboring sights like Little Adam's Peak and Ravana Falls, pay a visit to the famous Nine Arch Bridge, and go to the top of Ella Rock for breath-taking panoramic vistas.

Set out on one of the most breathtaking train excursions in the world as you travel from Ella to Kandy. Immerse yourself in Kandy's rich cultural legacy as soon as you arrive. Explore Kandy Lake on foot, pay a visit to the revered Temple of the Tooth Relic, and take in a cultural display with traditional dance and music.

Visit Sigiriya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the historic rock stronghold. Ascend to the top to see sweeping views of the jungle below and to take in the historic frescoes that cover the rock walls. See the neighboring Dambulla Cave Temples, which are well-known for their magnificent statues and murals inside caves.

Proceed to Polonnaruwa, an additional UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic city. Discover the remnants of historic 12th-century palaces, temples, and stupas. The Parakrama Samudra Lake, Gal Vihara, and the Royal Palace complex are among the attractions.

Finish your visit in the seaside village of Negombo, where you can unwind on the sand, peruse the vibrant fish markets, and eat mouthwatering seafood dishes. Before leaving for your next destination, take some time to reflect on your travel across the varied landscapes, fascinating history, and dynamic culture of Sri Lanka.