Situated 122 kms northwest from Colombo towards the hilly area of the country. Depart from hotel after breakfast and drive to Kandy. Enroute, the first stop would be at a pineapple stall in Kirilliwela to enjoy a piece of delicious fresh pineapple. Then proceed to the Cashew Village and taste some cashew (roasted or salted with chillies). Then, divert to a village named Pinnawela, which has the famous orphanage for elephants and observe about 60 elephants at close range including the wonderful sight of baby elephants being fed and having a bath at a nearby by river. Arrive in Kandy and tour the bustling city. Visit the Temple of the Holy Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha, the Gem Museum, the Royal Botanical Gardens, a traditional batik making factory. A stroll around the market place would also be interesting. After completing the city tour, lunch at Hotel Topaz. On the return trip to Colombo. On the way, visit a tea factory in Giragama and then visit a spice garden in Mawanella or Kegalle. walking through with a guided explanation about many plants, herbs, fruits etc., Sample a free head or shoulder massage free of charge. Return to Colombo.

Galle is the pride of the Dutch Empire since 1663 and is situated by the sea, 122 kms south of Colombo. The day begins by 0700 hrs. Meet and greet at the hotel and start journey to Galle. On the way, visit the turtle farm in Kosgoda and a demon mask making and carving centers in Ambalangoda. On arrival in Galle, venture on a sight seeing tour. Visit the natural harbor, Dutch Fortress, the 2 km long ramparts now considered a World Heritage Site and the Dutch Museum. A gourmet lunch at a restaurant inside the fortress while relaxing. Before departing Galle, take a drive on Upper Dickson Road and view the panoramic sight of the Galle harbor. On the return journey, stop in Hikkaduwa for typical tourist shopping and a trip in a glass bottomed boat to view colorful coral and fish (This is optional and payment direct)

Situated 168 kms away from Colombo, Sigiriya dates back to the 5th century A.D. and is famous for its magnificent frescoes, the world famous works of art. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is called Eighth Wonder of the World. The day excursion would commence at 0700 hrs after breakfast. Proceed to Sigiriya. On the way, visit the famous elephant orphanage in Pinnawela, where you can see about 60 elephants at close range. Feeding and bathing times are the best to visit this orphanage. On arrival in Sirigiriya, relax for awhile and then start to climb the rock fortress. Having returned from the rock, relax and have lunch at Acme Restaurant. Later, drive to Dambulla and visit the famous cave temple in Dambulla. Dambulla belongs to the 2nd century B.C. The massive 600 foot high rock enfolds a feast of temple murals and ceiling paintings with the added attraction of the largest collection of Buddha statues seen in close proximity. Return to Colombo.