Explore the remarkable history of Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the restored colonial buildings, fortifications, and beautiful lighthouse. Take a stroll on the ramparts, grab a seafood lunch and watch the sunset at Galle face green Park.
Embark on a safari adventure to the Yala National Park, home to the highest concentration of leopards in the world. Spot other wildlife such as elephants, crocodiles, and more than 200 bird species. Take a picnic break at the beautiful turquoise-blue Maligawila reservoir.
Trek the scenic Horton Plains National Park. With striking views of plunging waterfalls, rolling hills and Sri Lanka’s tallest mountains, it is an ideal site for nature lovers. Walk the famous World’s End trail for dramatic cliff-edge panoramas.
Explore the ancient city and fortress of Sigiriya. Climb up to the awe-inspiring rock fortress with astounding frescoes, stunning water gardens, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.
Stroll exclusively manicured gardens with a vast collection of tropical fauna and flora at the beautiful Kandy Botanical Gardens. With a history spanning back to the 14th century, these gardens are now being a vital scientific research centre.
Visit the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the resting place of Sri Lanka's most important relic, the tooth of the Buddha. Immerse yourself in the cultural and religious significance of the site and experience a traditional Kandyan dance performance in the evening.
If you have more time, extend your stay at each location to truly gaze the beauty. However, if you have less time, you can consider combining Yala National Park and Horton Plains National Park. Alternatively, you can explore the beaches in the east coast of Sri Lanka, such as Trincomalee or Passikudah. Remember to bring comfortable walking shoes, clothing suited for warm weather, and insect repellent for the national parks.