Sri Lanka in 15 Days – The Land of Spices

"Explore ancient Anuradhapura, visit the sacred Bo Tree, then discover Mihintale, the birthplace of Buddhism in Sri Lanka."

Relax on Trincomalee’s white-sand beaches, visit Koneswaram Temple, and enjoy the turquoise sea with a Maldives-like atmosphere.

Snorkel at Pigeon Island National Park, spot turtles and colorful fish, then enjoy a relaxing free afternoon by the beach.

Explore Polonnaruwa’s ancient ruins and giant Buddhas, spot playful monkeys, then unwind with an optional Ayurvedic massage.

Climb Sigiriya Rock Fortress, then enjoy a Minneriya safari to see wild elephants gathering in their natural habitat.

Visit Dambulla Cave Temple, then explore a Spice Garden to discover Sri Lanka’s spices and Ayurvedic traditions.

Visit the Temple of the Tooth, learn about vanilla farming, then enjoy free time to explore Kandy’s lake and local market.

Visit Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, watch elephants bathe, then explore the beautiful Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya.

Travel through tea plantations to Nuwara Eliya, visit Ramboda Falls and a tea factory, then enjoy the town’s colonial charm.

Explore Horton Plains National Park, walk to World’s End, admire Baker’s Falls, and spot giant Sambar Deer in this natural paradise.

Scenic train ride through tea hills from Nuwara Eliya to Ella, followed by a 30-minute hike to Little Adam’s Peak.

Visit Kataragama Temple, a sacred pilgrimage site, then explore Yala National Park, home to leopards, elephants, and diverse wildlife.

Explore Galle Fort, Sri Lanka’s best-preserved colonial city, then relax in Unawatuna with beaches, cafes, restaurants and shops.

Visit Colombo’s Gangaramaya Temple, Red Mosque and Galle Face promenade before your airport transfer for departure.