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Our tour consultant meets you at the Colombo Bandaranayake International Airport and takes you to your designated vehicle for your transfer to Kandy. Take a break along the trip to visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Caretakers and volunteers look after abandoned, injured, and orphaned elephants at this sanctuary. Take a walk with an elephant herd up to a local river to observe them play and bathe. Continue on to Kandy, the historic Sri Lankan rulers' last capital. Kandy is the country's second-largest city and one of the country's seven World Heritage sites, all of which are blessed with great natural beauty. This beautiful city is surrounded by green meadows, a beautiful lake, Sri Lanka's longest river, and mist-covered mountains. This location has a lot to offer visitors. Complete the check-in process when you arrive. After check-in, go sightseeing in Kandy. The day begins with a visit to the Temple of the Tooth Relic, also known as Sri DaladaMaligawa. This temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world's most revered Buddhist sites. The Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, a haven for nature lovers, is next on the list. Every year, nearly 1.2 million people visit this garden, which is spread out over 147 acres of lush ground. It houses around 300 varied varieties of orchids, medicinal plants, palm trees, and spices too. Later, explore the amazing Gem Museum, producing the world's finest quality gems and semi-precious stones including glistening sapphires in different shades like green, white, red, blue, and even more. The evening is scheduled for attending a traditional cultural dance show. Stay overnight stay in Kandy.

 2.5 hours 

On day two, after breakfast at the hotel, depart for Nuwara Eliya, often known as the City of Lights. This wonderful city, which is surrounded by lush tea plantations and hills, has been blessed with nice weather, colorful meadows, green ambience, and spectacular views of the mountains and valleys. This hill village is also known as 'Little England,' as it was created as a classic English hamlet by the British. A country mansion with trophies and haunting images, formal dinner linen, a bricked post office, a horse racecourse, and an 18 hole golf course are all examples of this. Check into the hotel as you arrive. Explore Nuwara Eliya's popular attractions, including as Victoria Park, the golf course, and the trout streams. Later, at Lake Gregory, you can go boating and fishing. Your next stop could be a tea factory, where you can see how the world's best Orange Pekoe tea is made from the slow-growing tea bushes found in this highland region. Haggala Gardens and Seetha Eliya are two other places worth visiting. The former is a temperate hill-country garden where one may spot languid low-country lotus and water lily floating in clean settings, while the later is a temple from the ancient Hindu epic Ramayana. Nuwara Eliya is where you'll spend the night.

 5.5 hours 

Following breakfast, the day will be spent sightseeing in Nuwara Eliya. Visit Bentota, a charming coastal town recognized for providing unforgettable experiences. Bentota, also known as the 'City of Golden Beaches,' is a great spot to unwind and spend quality time with family and friends. This location offers a variety of water activities, historical sites, and glass boat tours on the coral reef. After checking in, your day is set aside for a city tour and entertaining activities. Relax and soak up the sun at one of the renowned beaches. Enjoy a leisurely stroll while taking in the tranquilly and beautiful beauty. Enjoy a boat ride on the River Madhu during your city tour, where you can take in the beautiful scenery and dense mangroves that cover various islets. You can also go to the Turtle Hatchery here if you want. The Wildlife Protection Society opened this hatchery in 1981, and it is the principal turtle breeding place. Large aquariums with newly hatched turtles can be seen. When the turtle babies are 2 to 4 days old and have been fed, they are released into the sea, usually during the dark hours when it is safe.

 2 hours 

On the fourth day of the journey, after breakfast, prepare to return to Colombo, Sri Lanka's commercial hub and largest city. This lively colorful city on the west coast is a combination of colonial and modern influences. Several architectural marvels, colonial buildings with British, Portuguese, and Dutch influences, as well as Hindu, Buddhist, Islamic, Contemporary, and Indian constructions, can be found around the city. It's also a popular tourist location for shopping. After you've completed the check-in procedures, you can have a Colombo city tour. Viharamahadevi Park, Galle Face Green, Fort area, National Museum, Old Parliament Building, Twin World Trade Center buildings, and Independence Hall at Independence Square are among the must-see tourist attractions in Colombo. Different religions, such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity, have sites of worship across the city. Shopping at popular Colombo markets such as Odel, House of Fashion, Beverly Street, Majestic City, and Noritake can be done in the evening. Stay in Colombo for the night.

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On the last day of the tour, you get some free time after breakfast. After that, you'll be transferred to the airport to catch your aircraft to your next destination.