Upon interest, We can do one of these two experiences. Enjoy early morning climbing to Pidurangala Rock to get the sunrise (5:30 - 7:00am) (The Brother rock of Sigiriya) the climbing can be challenging, but the breathtaking views from the top make it well worth the effort. It’s an incredible 360 degree viewpoint located opposite of world famous lion’s rock. (Optional) Enjoy Sunrise Canoeing at Sigiriya Lake.(Optional)

After the Breakfast, we will move for Sigiriya, It is not fair to call Sigiriya as a Fortress but you better identify this magnificent creature as a symbiotic Art gallery, because it's a blend of mesmerizing nature and incredible human interferences mixed up with Granite works, Architecture, enchanting frescoes and graffiti. Even if it was a Kingdom, in a way Sigiriya was to be an ancient metropolitan city in terms of ancient maritime trade network developed by King Kashyapa in 477 – 495 AD. So we will climb to the top to admire all of its breathtaking views and the magical Man-made constructions. You will marvel at this exquisite craftsmanship and enjoy a panoramic view of the boundless forest.. We will ascent of approximately 1,200 steps. Reaching the summit rewards you with breathtaking views and a sense of accomplishment. The visit will last for at least 3 hrs including the ascent and descent.

After visiting Sigiriya, we will pay a visit to the Ancient City of Polonnaruwa which 1 1/2 hrs away. We will enjoy the Lunch on the way and manage to start the visit at around 1:00pm. It's the Medieval Capital of Sri Lanka which showcases the esthetic senses and the development of fine Arts of Ancient Singhalese people in the Medieval era of Sri Lanka.

Proceed to splendid city of Kandy, the last capital of Sinhalese Royal dynasty. It's set ona plateau surrounded by mountains, which are home to tea plantations and bio diverse rainforests. After all Kandy is mainly famous for its collection sacred Buddhist sites. On the way up to Kandy, Enjoy a stopover and Taste the real Sri Lankan aroma of Ceylon Spices at Matale Spice Gardens

After the Lunch In the afternoon, We will pay a visit to the world Famous and most revered Temple, The Temple of Sacred Tooth Relic Which was originally the Royal PalaceComplex and later transformed as one of the most venerated and valuable Buddhist Temples in the world with few reforms as this glorious Building houses one of the two Surviving Sacred Tooth Relics of Gautama Buddha which is an auspicious living object ofveneration in Buddhist world.

At twilight, Cultural Dance Show, It is a compelling blend of Sri Lankan Arts, Dance & Cultural Heritage that proves to be a must- see. Presented by most talented andcommitted Traditional Dancers and Drummers of Sri Lanka who are dedicated to Protect and keep Sri Lanka’s Authentic Dances & Arts for the future generations. They performvarious types of dancing events that are inheriting to different states of the island. This will become a lasting experience with its authentic Sri Lankan beats.

In the morning, you’ll have a wonderful journey towards Sri Lanka's Tea Region of Nuwara Eliya. It is often referred to as “Little England” because many of the buildings in this city retain from the British colonial period. After enjoying our delicious breakfast, we move to a Gem Museum to get to know moreabout the World-renowned and most prestigious Sri Lankan gems and jewelry and how they have been made using traditional techniques. (Optional)Afterwards, Visit to a Wood carving center to buy souvenirs for your loved ones and then to the Batik Working Factory. (Optional)Continue our way upto Nuwara Eliya, stop at a Tea factory to observe the rich tradition of making Ceylon Tea that kept alive up to date while driving through the cold and mistyhills that host lush green tea plantations.

In view of the large number of endemic Flora and Fauna species, Horton Plains was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage. Its surroundings, forests and the adjoining peak wilderness constitute Sri Lanka‟s most importantcatchment area of almost all major rivers. Located at an elevation of 2,100–2,300 m and encompasses montane grassland and cloud forest.

Among the many delightful farms located in the city, the strawberry farms are indeed quite attractive. We can visit these farms to observe and admire the harvest of these delectable fruits and how they are grown. You will be able to find freshly picked Strawberries available at many outlets and cafes that serve Strawberry drinks, Ice cream pancakes etc. at very moderating prices.

After the Breakfast we leave our hotel, today we gonna enjoy the most spectacular Train journey from Nanu-Oya to resort town of Ella. It is known as one of the most picturesque hill country train journeys in the world. After arrival in Ella, enjoy a walk in the Ella village, it is everyone’s favorite hill country village due to the fact that it’s a wonderful nature-friendly location. Nine Arch Bridge is a major tourist attraction in Ella, a massive bridge built entirely of solid rocks, bricks and cement without using a single piece of steel.Ella is a great place for walking and climbing and its most famous trekking route is to “LittleAdam’s Peak”. Or in the Evening, we could chill out at the village center where there are lots of restaurants, pubs and also evening entertainments.

.After breakfast, depart from Ella towards Yala National Park, En-route stopover at Ravana waterfall, there we will explore the Ravana Cave, another less visited attraction in Ella. Ravana Cave is a prominent spectacle in Ella. The cave resides behind the cascade, Ravana Falls (Ravana Ella), considered one of the widest in Sri Lanka, especially during the rainy season.

Then if the time permits, we will visit the Buduruwagala Rock Cravings on the way down to Bundala. Buduruvagala, named after "The Rock of Buddhist Sculptures," stands as a timeless testament to Sri Lanka's rich cultural and religious heritage. Nestled amidst serene landscapes, this ancient site beckons both pilgrims and tourists alike to explore its historical treasures. The origins of the name "Buduruvagala" are deeply rooted in its significance: "Budu" representing Buddha, "ruva" for images, and "gala" for stone. For centuries, visitors have marveled at its remarkable rock-cut Buddha figures, dating back over a millennium. At the heart of Buduruvagala lies its most striking feature: the towering standing Buddha statue, reaching an impressive 15 meters in height. Retaining traces of its original stuccoed robe and vibrant orange hues, this colossal figure exudes an ethereal ambiance, surrounded by smaller carved figures.

Yala National Park, A huge area of forest, grassland and lagoons bordering the Indian Ocean, in the south east coast of Sri Lanka. It’s the most visited National Park in Sri Lanka in the months of November to March as it is a home to wildlife mainly for Leopards, Elephants, hundreds of Migrant and Endemic Bird species, Crocodiles, & Deers. It has variety of ecosystems including moist monsoon forests, dry monsoon forests, semi deciduous forest, throne forests, grasslands, marshes, marine wetlands & Sandy Beaches.

Relax at your hotel or you may enjoy a little walk into the bush.

After the breakfast, move towards to Weligama.We have finally arrived in the world famous beachside of Sri Lanka. The South coast is a delightful sandy beach characterized by white sands and palm trees growing right from the edge of the sea as if in imitation of a postcard of the perfect tropical beach.Enjoy the area at your own pace

Upon your interest, you may jump onto a boat for an amazing ride on the sea to capture the Blue Whales &Dolphins. Mirissa is one of the best places in the world to spot the biggest creature on theplanet. (Optional) Thereafter, we leave Mirissa and will continue our coastal drive towards Galle along the southern coast while enjoying the magnificent view of the Indian Ocean. a city well known forits Fort. It is the intersection where classic Dutch and British architecture meets a tropical setting, creating a vivid atmosphere in beauty.1. At first, Walk through the streets in Galle Dutch Fort observing how European architecture mingles with South Asian traditions nowadays flooding cultural enthusiastson a global scale. Historical Galle Lighthouse stands proudly on the southeast tip of the fort

Upon your interest, we may visit famous Moonstone Mine in Hikkaduwa on the way uptoBentota, in here you will learn the exact process of producing these shiny Moonstones after they are mining and excavating in the Sri Lanka’s largest Moonstone mine

Enjoy the remarkable Canoe ride at Madu Ganga on the way down to Galle. Maduganga, is one of the Must-visit places for a spontaneous traveler, the Canoeing safari at Madu River offers an exceptional experience to explore the mangrove and the Bio diversity.

We will continue our coastal drive towards Bentota along the southern coast while enjoying the magnificent view of the Indian Ocean. At first, we’ll visit Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery; a conservation project in terms of protecting Sri Lanka‟s Turtles from their extinction and now plays a crucial role in protecting these magnificent natural creatures. The idea was came as a conservation project in terms of protecting Sri Lanka’s Turtles from their extinction and now plays a crucial role in protecting these magnificent natural creatures, as the turtle population supposed to be endangered in last decades. The hatchery collect the eggs at nights along the sandy beach and leave them as safe at theirs, after being fed the baby turtles are taken to the sea and released when they are old enough to dip into the normal nature.

Upon arrival at your hotel, you could grab a towel to relax on the beach while enjoying a cocktail or a chill beer under the shade of a palm tree. You will enjoy walking down along theseashore and will find seafront restaurants to try some authentic Sri Lankan seafood - a wonderful crab curry is likely to be on the menu.

We have finally arrived at the world-famous beachside of Sri Lanka, the resort city. The Bentota coast is a delightful sandy beach characterized by white sands and palm trees growing right from the edge of the sea as if in imitation of a postcard of the perfect tropical beach. Bentota beach is a gem of Sri Lanka's south coast. Ideal year-round destination for all visitors in the perfect paradise, picture-perfect beach with the whole shebang that comes with a paradise look, has cute little beach cabanas with amazing juices and banana pancakes and it definitely has a tropical vibe. Jackpot!

After breakfast, you’ll proceed to the capital city of Colombo, which has an interestinghistory running back to the fifth century. Even in ancient times, this was an important port city in the East-West maritime trade network. Nowadays it has become a bustling modern town with a unique atmosphere. The colorful streets, restaurants, and modern shopping malls attract hordes of locals and tourists alike.At Colombo, you have the opportunity to visit the most highlighted places in the city and also do some last-minute shopping as well. Perhaps, you may intend to pop into a famous and internationally renowned restaurant in Colombo to end your trip over an unforgettable farewell Lunch. proceed to Airport in time for the return flight to end this mesmerizing 11 days experience across this paradise island