On arrival at the airport, you will be met by your representative and transferred directly to Negombo for the rest of the day at your leisure.

After breakfast proceed to Habarana en route to visiting the Pinnawela Orphanage.

Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage
After breakfast proceed to Habarana en route visiting Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage.
A visit to the Elephant Orphanage near Kegalle, 20km's west of Kandy o�n the Colombo Highway, where young orphaned or abandoned elephants are cared for is a must. The herd usually numbers about 50, from tiny infants to hefty adolescents and young adults. The best time to visit is between 10:00 and midday and 14:00 and 16:00 when the keepers bring their charges down to the river to bath and play.

Polonnaruwa
The Medieval capital of Sri Lanka. Polonnaruwa rose to fame as the capital after the decline of Anuradhapura. The entire landscape of the region is punctuated by huge man made reservoirs, veritable seas the most famous of which is the Parakrama Samudra or the sea of Parakrama, large in size. Don't miss the Gal'Vihare complex, with the fine sculptures of the recumbent, standing and seated Buddha's.

Dinner & overnight: Chaaya Village-Habarana or Hotel Sigiriya -Sigiriya.

After Breakfast you will leave Kandy for Nuwera Eliya, en-route visiting a tea plantation and factory.

Tea Plantation
Tea Plantation - visit a tea plantation and a tea factory where o�ne the best teas in the world is produced. You will be told all about the process of manufacturing tea and also gain first hand experience o�n the manufacture of some of the best teas in world. If youre lucky you may be invited to taste a cup of pure Ceylon tea which begins its journey as raw green leaves in the hills and ends up as a final golden-brown graded product which we all but know too well

PM City tour of Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya
Sri Lanka's premier hill resort with a fine bracing mountain climate. Nuwara Eliya is also the heart of Sri Lanka's tea country producing 50% of the worlds best tea. Sri Lanka's highest mountain Pidurutalagala (8282 ft) is located here. Nuwara Eliya is the location for o�ne of the finest 18 whole golf courses in Asia.

Dinner is included at St.Andrews Hotel, Nuwara Eliya.

In the morning, depart for a Jeep Safari to Udawalewe National Park.

Udawalewe National Park - is an area of 31,800 hectares, which was declared a protected sanctuary with full national park status in 1972. The park area which falls within two provinces of Sri Lanka has an annual rainfall of 1,520 mm and an average temperature of 29.4 C. Surrounded by mountain ranges, the terrain of the park is a mixture of grassland, which of all Sri Lanka�s wildlife reserves, best rivals the Savanna of Africa and shrub jungle.
Teak plantations, water holes and two important factors make this park special - the large Udawalewe Reservoir and the Walewe River, which ensure a supply of water for the fauna within. Internationally renowned for its large herd of elephants, the park is also known for several species of Deer, Wild Boar, the dangerous Wild Buffalo, Jackal and very rare sightings of Leopard.

Check in at the hotel and spend the rest of the evening at your leisure. Dinner included.

Early morning leave to �Mulgirigalla Rock Tempele�

Mulgirigalla Rock Temple - " The summit of the Rock " :- was confusingly known as adam's berg or Adam's Peak until the 18th century. The Portuguese, infamous for their destruction of Buddhist sites, misunderstood the monks who explained that the frescoes were of the " first man " . Rather than Buddha, they decided that these were images of Adam and left the cave temples untouched. In the 17th century a Dutch general misled some visiting persians who hadlanded in Matara asking to be taken to Adam's Peak. Having no intention of marching 160km (100miles) through difficult territory, he led them o�n a roundabout route from matara to Mulgirigalla dragging the journey out for six days. Probably founded in the 1st Century BC, this 105-metre (350ft) rock temple is smaller than Sigiriya but rises almost vertically out of the surrounding forest. With well preserved and beautifully painted cave temples carved into five levels, the rock was also th site of an important Discovery; the ola-leaf scripts discovered here in the 19th century were the key to the translation of Sri lanka's most informative ancient text, the Mahavamsa. It is also the site of a Buddhist graveyard, a rarity enforced o�n the monks by the British who disapproved of cremation.

The �Hummanaya� or Blowhole:- It�s a natural fountain, caused when sea water rushes through a submerged cavern and is pushed upwards. The spray is often as high as 25 meters,giving o�nlookers a sea bath o�n land o�n completion proceed to visit the Blowhole in Dickwella

�Rakawa�
After an early dinner travel to the �Rakawa� Turtle sanctuary where members of the turtle conservation project would conduct a short briefing of the conservation project before taking you to the protected beaches to witness Turtles laying their eggs. Although chances are fare in spotting Turtles through out the year the season is usually between January and April of each year.
Return to the hotel to retire for the night.
Dinner & overnight Dickwella Village, Dickwella

After breakfast you will transfer to a hotel of your choice o�n the Southern/Western Coast, to complete your voyage of discovery in beautiful Sri Lanka.