3 days -2 Nights

After breakfast, You can have a Kandy City Tour. Last ruled by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe, before it was brought under the British rule in 1815, this city was the final royal capital of Sri Lankan kings. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it has a rich culture, history and heritage and attracts travellers from around the world.Explore the bustling town centre home to a colourful bazaar, world-class brands, an arts & crafts centre and a gem museum and lapidary, take a stroll amidst the vibrant colour of the fresh fruits and vegetables in the Kandy Market. 

Transfer to Nuwara Eliya

En route you can visit either Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya or Ambuluwawa,

Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya

Flourishing national asset. First developed as a pleasure garden under royalty and later improved upon by the British, the gardens are located just four miles from Kandy and feature the most welcoming facilities as well. Walk into this 147-acre haven for an experience of bliss, passing well-tended lawns, pavilions and an octagon conservatory. Be greeted by the vast expanse of magnificently landscaped, lush green turf which will encourage you to take an exhilarating break. Towards the north of the entrance is a cafeteria that one might come across, before heading to some of the highlights here; this includes the Orchid House and the giant Javan fig tree, each with their own sense of grace and beauty.

Ambuluwawa,

Ambuluwawa Tower is located in the suburbs of Gampola Town in Sri Lanka. There has been an increased popularity in recent times especially due to the breathtaking views you can experience when you climb to the top of the Ambuluwawa Tower. It is also known for its narrow spiral staircase which some visitors find challenging to climb. It is one of the coolest places to visit in Sri Lanka if you are up for the challenge. 

Ambuluwawa mountain peak has a height of 3567 feet above sea level. It is located over 1000 feet above from the Gampola Town. The tower is located on the summit of the mountain peak. Since there are no other mountains in the surrounding area and due to its unique location, Ambuluwawa Tower gets an undisturbed view from far away and vice versa. The tower is visible from Gampola Train Station.

After that proceed to visit Ramboda Falls .It is 109 m high and 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka and 729th highest waterfall in the world. It is situated in Pussellawa area, on the A5 highway at Ramboda Pass. It formed by Panna Oya which is a tributary of Kothmale Oya. The falls have an altitude 945 m above sea level

After the Lunch Proceed to visit Tea Factory & Tea Plantation

Walk around lush tea estates and watch how the delicate buds are picked and later processed in factories the world’s finest tea. In the meanwhile you can enjoy a hot delicious cup of tea breathe in the invigorating mountain air!

Once the day is done, head back to the hotel (as per your selection) and enjoy a delectable dinner.

Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya. 

After a delicious breakfast, it’s time to explore Nuwara Eliya. 

Misty steep roads, twisting through lush green blankets of tea bushes in a cool climate, remind visitors that they are within the range of the renowned British colonial retreat, Nuwara Eliya. Augmented by an English countryside atmosphere, the “City of Light” - once governed by English and Scottish planters - is still studded with colonial bungalows,A hike through the green grass and past redbrick walls should present breathtaking views of a buzzing countryside hamlet. 

On completion of your excursion, transfer to a beach resort via Kitulgala. 

Showered by two monsoons each year, Kitulgala - the destination of the acclaimed movie 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' - marks an important period in many calendars as one of the wettest places in Sri Lanka. If adventure close to Colombo is your pick, then Kitulgala is your bliss! 

The Kelani river is wide at Kitulgala, but it is shallow apart from a deep channel near the opposite bank, so in the drier months it provides a safe and attractive place to swim, wash and play. 

The river can be crossed by walking out across the shallows and crossing the deep channel in a dugout canoe, which is stabilized with an outrigger. 

Sri Lanka's most recently discovered bird, the Serendib scops owl was originally heard calling by Deepal Warakagoda in these forests. 

The hills above the rubber plantations also have mountain hawk eagle, crested treeswift and Layard's parakeet. 

Grab your gear and toss into the wild rapids for a seamless rafting challenge on white water,

Then you can have your Lunch over there and transfer to a beach resort from Beruwala to Mirissa down South of Sri Lanka