Kandy View Point

At the Kandy View Point, travelers will enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city of Kandy nestled among lush green hills. From this elevated spot, you can see the shimmering Kandy Lake, the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, and the misty mountains beyond. It’s a perfect place to capture stunning photos, feel the cool mountain breeze, and take in the beauty of Sri Lanka’s cultural capital. Your guide will share insights about the city’s history, the surrounding landmarks, and local life as you admire the view. It’s a peaceful and refreshing stop that gives travelers a new perspective on Kandy before exploring the bustling streets below.

Kandy Lake

Stroll around the tranquil Kandy Lake, built in 1807 by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe. Located in the heart of the city, the lake is surrounded by shaded walkways and offers beautiful reflections of nearby temples and hills. It’s a peaceful escape from the city bustle and a favorite place for both locals and travelers to relax.

Kandy Lake Club Cultural Show

Experience Sri Lanka’s vibrant traditions at the Kandy Lake Club Cultural Show — a captivating performance showcasing the island’s rich heritage through dance, music, and rhythm. Watch skilled dancers in colorful costumes perform graceful Kandyan and low-country dances, accompanied by energetic drumming and traditional instruments. The highlight of the evening is the thrilling fire dance and fire-walking performance, which demonstrates incredible skill and bravery. Set in a comfortable indoor theater near Kandy Lake, this show offers an unforgettable glimpse into Sri Lanka’s ancient culture and artistry.

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic

Visit one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred and iconic landmarks — the Temple of the Tooth, located in the heart of Kandy. This UNESCO World Heritage Site houses a revered relic of the Buddha’s tooth, attracting pilgrims from around the world. Admire the temple’s beautiful Kandyan architecture, intricate carvings, and golden-roofed shrines as you explore the peaceful complex. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the temple’s history, spiritual significance, and its role in Sri Lankan culture. During ceremonial times, you may also witness traditional drumming and offerings to the sacred relic.

Glenloch Tea Factory

Explore the scenic Glenloch Tea Factory and its lush green plantations, where Sri Lanka’s world-famous Ceylon tea comes to life. Walk through the rolling hills blanketed in vibrant tea bushes and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Inside the factory, you’ll discover the fascinating process of tea production — from hand-picking the tender leaves to withering, rolling, fermenting, and drying. A friendly guide will explain each step and answer your questions. End your visit with a freshly brewed cup of Ceylon tea, while enjoying panoramic views of the misty highlands — a truly authentic Sri Lankan experience.

Ramboda Waterfall

Marvel at the breathtaking Ramboda Waterfall, one of Sri Lanka’s most stunning natural attractions nestled in the hill country. Cascading from a height of over 100 meters, the waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and tea-covered hills, creating a picture-perfect setting. You can enjoy the view from the roadside lookout or take a short walk down to the base for a closer look and great photo opportunities. Feel the cool mist in the air and listen to the soothing sound of rushing water — a refreshing stop on your journey through the highlands.

Nine Arches Bridge

Visit the iconic Nine Arch Bridge in Ella, one of Sri Lanka’s most photographed landmarks. This stunning colonial-era railway bridge, built entirely of stone and bricks, stretches gracefully across a lush green valley surrounded by tea plantations and jungle. Watch as a colorful train passes over the arches — a truly magical sight and a favorite moment for travelers and photographers alike. You can enjoy a scenic walk along the tracks or view the bridge from nearby cafés and viewpoints, capturing the charm and tranquility of Sri Lanka’s hill country.

Little Adam's Peak View Point

Start your day with a refreshing early morning hike to Little Adam’s Peak, one of Ella’s most popular and rewarding viewpoints. The gentle trail winds through tea plantations and village paths, leading to a summit that offers panoramic views of mist-covered valleys, rolling hills, and distant mountain peaks. Reaching the top at sunrise is a magical experience — the golden light spreads across the landscape, creating perfect photo opportunities and a peaceful start to the day. The hike is suitable for all fitness levels and offers a beautiful glimpse into the natural beauty of Sri Lanka’s hill country.

Ravana Ella Falls

Discover the majestic Ravana Waterfall, one of Sri Lanka’s widest and most impressive cascades, located near the charming hill town of Ella. Surrounded by lush greenery and rocky cliffs, this powerful waterfall plunges from a height of about 25 meters, creating a mesmerizing sight. According to legend, the falls are linked to the ancient story of King Ravana from the Ramayana epic, adding a touch of myth and mystery to its beauty. Travelers can admire the view from the roadside or take a short walk closer to the base to feel the cool mist and capture stunning photos.

Buduruwagala Temple

Explore the ancient Buduruwagala Rock Temple, a hidden gem surrounded by serene forest near Wellawaya. This remarkable site features a series of seven massive Buddha statues carved into a single rock face, dating back to the 10th century. The central figure — a towering 15-meter-high Buddha — is the tallest standing rock-carved statue in Sri Lanka. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the temple’s history, symbolism, and connection to Mahayana Buddhism. The tranquil atmosphere, combined with the sound of birds and rustling trees, makes Buduruwagala a peaceful and spiritual stop on your journey through Sri Lanka’s cultural heartland.

Yala National Park

Embark on an exciting evening safari at Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife sanctuary. Departing at 2 PM, this adventure offers the best chance to spot the park’s incredible variety of animals as they become active in the cooler hours of the day. Keep your eyes open for leopards, elephants, crocodiles, sloth bears, spotted deer, peacocks, and countless bird species as your experienced driver-guide navigates through the park’s diverse landscapes — from grasslands to dense jungle and shimmering lagoons. The golden afternoon light provides perfect conditions for photography, and as the sun sets, you’ll witness the park’s wild beauty at its most magical. It’s an unforgettable experience for nature and wildlife lovers.

Dondra Head Lighthouse

Visit the historic Dondra Lighthouse, the southernmost point of Sri Lanka and one of the tallest lighthouses in South Asia. Built by the British in 1890, this striking white tower stands 49 meters high and overlooks the vast Indian Ocean. Surrounded by swaying coconut palms and the sound of crashing waves, the lighthouse offers breathtaking coastal views and a peaceful atmosphere. On clear days, you can see far across the sparkling blue sea — a perfect spot for photography and a relaxing seaside stop during your journey along the southern coast.

Mirissa Beach

Relax and unwind at the stunning Mirissa Beach, one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful coastal destinations. With its golden sands, swaying palm trees, and crystal-clear waters, Mirissa offers the perfect setting for swimming, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the tropical breeze. The gentle waves make it great for a refreshing dip, while beachside cafés and restaurants serve fresh seafood and cool drinks. In the evening, the beach transforms into a serene spot to watch a breathtaking sunset over the Indian Ocean — the perfect way to end your day in paradise.

Coconut Tree Hill

Visit the famous Coconut Tree Hill in Mirissa — one of Sri Lanka’s most photographed coastal viewpoints. This small palm-covered hill juts out into the turquoise ocean, offering panoramic views of the coastline and a peaceful tropical atmosphere. Surrounded by swaying coconut palms and the sound of gentle waves, Coconut Tree Hill is a must-see highlight for anyone exploring Sri Lanka’s southern coast.

Japanese Peace Pagoda - Rumassala

Discover the serene Japanese Peace Pagoda on Rumassala Hill, a beautiful white stupa overlooking the coastline near Unawatuna and Galle. Built by Japanese monks to promote peace and harmony, this tranquil site offers panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, Galle Bay, and the historic Galle Fort. The peaceful surroundings and gentle sea breeze make it an ideal place for reflection and quiet moments away from the crowds. Visit during sunset for a truly breathtaking view as the pagoda glows softly against the evening sky — a perfect blend of spiritual calm and coastal beauty.

Jungle Beach

Escape to Jungle Beach, a hidden tropical gem nestled between Unawatuna and Rumassala Hill. Surrounded by lush forest and turquoise waters, this small, secluded beach is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing in nature’s tranquility. The calm, shallow waters make it a great spot to spot colorful fish and coral close to the shore. You can reach the beach via a short scenic walk through the jungle — and once there, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, soft sand, and stunning coastal views that make Jungle Beach a true paradise retreat.

Galle Dutch Fort

Explore the historic Galle Dutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Sri Lanka’s best-preserved colonial landmarks. Originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later fortified by the Dutch, the fort blends European architecture with South Asian charm. Wander through cobblestone streets lined with quaint cafés, art galleries, boutiques, and colonial-era buildings, all set against the backdrop of the shimmering Indian Ocean. Don’t miss the iconic lighthouse and ramparts, where you can enjoy panoramic sea views and a spectacular sunset. Rich in history, culture, and atmosphere, Galle Fort offers the perfect balance of heritage and coastal beauty — a highlight of any Sri Lanka journey.

Madu River Buddhi Boat Safari Balapitiya

Experience the beauty and tranquility of Madu River, one of Sri Lanka’s most scenic wetlands, on a relaxing boat safari through its mangrove forests and winding waterways. Glide past small islands, watch for colorful birds, water monitors, and local fishermen at work, and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings. During the journey, stop at a traditional cinnamon island to see how pure Ceylon cinnamon is grown, peeled, and prepared by local villagers. Learn about this age-old craft and even sample the fragrant spice. This tour perfectly combines nature, culture, and relaxation, offering a glimpse into Sri Lanka’s rich biodiversity and rural lifestyle along the southern coast.

Galbokka Sea Turtle Hatchery

Visit the Kosgoda Turtle Conservation Center, a community-driven project dedicated to protecting Sri Lanka’s endangered sea turtles. Here, you’ll learn about the different turtle species that nest along the island’s beaches and the vital conservation efforts to ensure their survival. See how the center collects and safely incubates turtle eggs, helps baby turtles hatch, and releases them into the ocean. You may even get the chance to witness or take part in a turtle release, depending on the time of your visit. This educational and heartwarming experience offers a meaningful connection with Sri Lanka’s marine life and highlights the importance of wildlife conservation along the southern coast.

Gangaramaya Temple

Visit the magnificent Gangaramaya Temple, one of Colombo’s most important and visually striking Buddhist temples. Blending modern architecture with cultural and religious influences, the temple complex includes a main shrine, museum, and several smaller chambers filled with intricate statues, relics, and offerings. Located beside the peaceful Beira Lake, Gangaramaya Temple is both a place of worship and a center for learning, reflecting Sri Lanka’s deep spiritual heritage. Visitors can admire the beautiful craftsmanship, explore the museum’s fascinating collection of artifacts, and experience the temple’s calm and reflective atmosphere amidst the bustle of the city.

Wolvendaal Church

Explore the historic Wolvendaal Church in Colombo, one of the oldest and best-preserved Dutch colonial churches in Sri Lanka. Built in the 18th century, this striking structure showcases classic Dutch architectural design with thick coral-stone walls, high ceilings, and antique wooden furniture. Inside, you’ll find beautiful old tombstones, carved memorials, and centuries-old inscriptions that tell the story of Colombo’s colonial past. The peaceful ambiance and timeless charm make it a fascinating stop for history lovers and those interested in Sri Lanka’s multicultural heritage.

Independence Square

Visit the impressive Independence Square, one of Colombo’s most iconic landmarks, built to commemorate Sri Lanka’s independence from British rule in 1948. The grand stone pavilion, inspired by traditional Kandyan architecture, stands as a symbol of national pride and freedom. Stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens, admire the elegant columns and lion statues, and explore the nearby Independence Memorial Museum, which highlights the country’s journey to sovereignty. A favorite spot for both locals and travelers, Independence Square offers a peaceful atmosphere for photos, a leisurely walk, or simply relaxing amidst Colombo’s mix of history and modernity.

Colombo National Museum

Discover Sri Lanka’s rich history and cultural heritage at the Colombo National Museum, the largest and oldest museum in the country. Founded in 1877, this grand colonial-era building houses an impressive collection of artifacts that trace the island’s story from ancient kingdoms to modern times. Explore exhibits featuring royal regalia, ancient manuscripts, traditional art, sculptures, and historic relics, including the throne and crown of the last Kandyan king. The museum’s beautiful architecture and serene setting make it an inspiring place to learn about Sri Lanka’s diverse past and deep cultural traditions.

Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque

Admire the striking Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque, also known as the Red Mosque, one of Colombo’s most recognizable landmarks. Located in the bustling Pettah district, this beautiful mosque is famous for its vibrant red-and-white candy-striped façade and unique Indo-Saracenic architecture. Built in 1909, the mosque remains an active place of worship and a symbol of Colombo’s multicultural heritage. Travelers can appreciate its stunning exterior design, intricate minarets, and domes that stand out against the city skyline. The surrounding streets offer a lively atmosphere filled with markets, colors, and local life — making it a fascinating stop on your city tour.

Galle Face Green

Enjoy a visit to Galle Face Green, Colombo’s famous oceanfront promenade and one of the city’s most vibrant public spaces. Stretching along the coast of the Indian Ocean, this open park is a favorite gathering spot for both locals and travelers to relax, fly kites, and watch the sunset. In the evenings, the area comes alive with street food vendors, offering local favorites like isso wade (prawn fritters) and fresh king coconut. With the sea breeze, lively atmosphere, and stunning views of the Colombo skyline, Galle Face Green offers the perfect place to unwind and experience the city’s coastal charm.