After Breakfast proceed to Wilpattu National Park

If need to explore the natural beauty of wildlife, Wilpatthu is an ideal national park that you can visit. Wilpattu includes the Little egret, the Yellow Bittern, the Spoonbill, the Purple Coot, ruffs, the Indian stone curlew, and even the Ceylon lorikeet. The peacock might make the dry plains of the park its dance floor as a drizzle gently showers the wilderness.

Proceed to Sigiriya and overnight stay in Sigiriya

Today, explore Minneriya National Park, renowned for its annual “Gathering” of Asian elephants and rich wildlife. This dry-zone sanctuary is home to leopards, sloth bears, purple-faced langurs, and over 150 bird species, making it one of Sri Lanka’s Important Bird Areas. Overnight stay in Sigiriya.

After breakfast, visit the Sigiriya Rock Fortress and climb to explore its UNESCO-listed ruins and stunning views. In the evening, enjoy a bird-watching tour around Sigiriya, where you may spot species like the grey-bellied cuckoo and Ceylon wood shrike. Overnight stay in Sigiriya.

After breakfast, head to Kandy and visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. Explore Upper Lake Drive for a scenic city view, and visit a Gem Museum. In the evening, enjoy a cultural performance featuring traditional Kandyan dancers, drummers, and fire-walking rituals.

After breakfast, head to Nuwara Eliya, known as “Little England” for its cool climate and lush landscapes. Explore Huggala Botanical Gardens, then visit Gregory Lake for water sports and a boat ride. In the evening, enjoy a scenic drive through this charming hill country. Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

Embark on a trek through Horton Plains National Park, located in the central highlands at 2,100–2,300 meters altitude. Known for its montane grasslands and cloud forests, the park is home to diverse rare wildlife and is part of the UNESCO-listed Central Highlands. Enjoy a leisurely evening before an overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

After breakfast, proceed to Udawalawe National Park, a key wildlife sanctuary spanning 30,821 hectares. Established in 1972, it is renowned for its large herds of Asian wild elephants, with around 250 believed to be permanent residents. The park is also a birdwatcher’s paradise, home to species like the red-faced malkoha, brown-capped babbler, and black-capped kingfisher.

Overnight stay in Udawalawe.

After Breakfast, you will proceed to the Thissamaharama. Evening you can visit the Thissamaharama lake and explore the bird habitat around the lake and enjoy the dry zone natural beauty around the area.

Overnight stay at Thissamaharama

Early morning, proceed to Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s second-largest national park, renowned for its diverse wildlife. Yala boasts one of the highest leopard densities in the world, alongside majestic elephants, peacocks, sloth bears, jackals, spotted deer, and crocodiles.

After the safari, you will be transferred to Bentota.
Overnight stay in Bentota.

Leisurely spend the day in Bentota beach.

Leisurely spend the day in Bentota beach.

After breakfast, your guide will take you back to the international airport for a safe journey.

We hope and wish that you will visit this beautiful country again.