6 Days 5 Nights Ayubowan Sri Lanka

Day 3 | Kandy – Nuwara Eliya (B, L, & D)

Breakfast and hotel check out. Depart for Nuwara Eliya and

Visit to

• Ramboda Ella Falls, this waterfall is located in Ramboda, along the route between Kandy and Nuwara Eliya. Is one of the highest waterfalls in Sri Lanka, with a height of around 109 meters.
• Nuwara Eliya, nicknamed ‘Little England’ is located in the highlands, surrounded by mountains, valleys of waterfalls, and tea plantations. Nuwara Eliya is known for its British influence in architecture, with houses designed in the Queen Anne Mansion style
• Tea Plantations, guests have the opportunity to visit a tea factory to see the production process, also walk around the Ceylon Tea plantation which offers a beautiful panoramic view.

Dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight in Nuwara Eliya.

Day 4 | Nuwara Eliya – Colombo  (B, L, & D)

Breakfast and hotel check out. Depart for Colombo and

Visit to

• Galle Face Green, a vast and open beach area, stretches 5 hectares by the Indian Ocean. It is a popular place for locals and tourists to relax, go sightseeing, and enjoy the sea view.
• Red Mosque Colombo, also known as Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque was built in 1908, one of the oldest mosques in Colombo. It is known for its unique and interesting architecture where the walls are painted in red and white in an intricate geometric pattern and the dome makes it very prominent and easy to recognize. The architecture reflects the Indo-Saracenic style, which is a combination of Islamic, Hindu, and Gothic design elements.
• Viharamahadevi Park, a public park located in Cinnamon Gardens, is opposite Sri Lanka’s colonial-era City Hall. This park was built by the British colonial administration and is the oldest and largest park in Colombo.
• Pictured at the Lotus Tower, the 351-meter-tall tower that resembles the shape of a lotus flower is a symbolic landmark of Sri Lanka and one of the tallest towers in South Asia. The tower serves as an entertainment & recreation center, a communication & broadcasting center, as well as a commercial facility.

Dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight in Colombo.

Day 5 | Colombo  (B, L, & D)

Breakfast and hotel check out. Sightseeing in Colombo:

• Independence Square Arcade, a shopping center and leisure complex that houses a variety of shops and boutiques selling clothing, accessories, handicrafts, and specialty goods from Sri Lanka. This area is famous for its historical sites and is close to the Independence Celebration Park.
• Guests also have free time to shop at ODEL, House of Fashion, and Beverly Street.
• The Racecourse, built in 1893 and is the main location for horse racing events. The field was eventually transformed into Sri Lanka’s first International Rugby field in 2014. It now has a variety of shops, restaurants, and spaces for events and activities. This area has been developed into a lively place that attracts the attention of locals and tourists alike.
• Pettah Market, is the old central business area of ​​Colombo. The market is known for its noisy and busy atmosphere, and the streets of Pettah are lined with small shops, stalls, and open spaces. It offers a wide variety of items including handicrafts, souvenirs, food, spices, clothes and accessories.