After breakfast you can climb the UNESCO World Heritage site Sigiriya Rock, part of Sri Lanka’s ‘Cultural Triangle’, where you will have a chance to gaze over the stunning views of Central Sri Lanka. Sigiriya (sometimes called Lion’s Rock) is the ruins of an ancient palace in a 200m high rock fortress, overlooking the beautiful plains of North-Central Sri Lanka. Built for an exiled Indian prince, the breathtaking ruins are one of Sri Lanka’s main tourist attractions and date back to AD 477. Despite its age, Sigiriya still retains much of its former beauty and features some of the finest examples of ancient art in the form of wall paintings, as well as a network of attractive gardens and reservoirs, and Sigiriya’s namesake – a gigantic pair of lion’s paws cut into the rock. With its fascinating history and unerring beauty, Sigiriya is often referred to as the 8th wonder of the world and the UNESCO-sponsored Central Cultural Fund has even restored Sigiriya’s 5th century Water Gardens, so that you can get a glimpse of what Sigiriya might have been like thousands of years ago. If you are feeling tired after the climb, you may spend you afternoon relaxing at your hotel or embark on an elephant safari(optional).

In the morning you will leave for the famous town of Kandy, stopping at various places along the way for a chance to see some of the lesser-known archeological gems Sri Lanka has to offer, and the opportunity to gain some insight into Sri Lankan culture. Then it is time to embrace some time-old Sri Lankan traditions as you visit a Sri Lankan spice garden where you can learn about the basis of Ayurveda natural medicine, a custom integral to Sri Lankan culture. You will then finish the day with a chance to see one of Sri Lanka’s traditional art forms, Batik, in practice. In the evening, after you have had a chance to settle into your hotel in Kandy and have dinner, you can relax and put your feet up whilst watching a cultural performance featuring the traditional dance and drumming that Kandy is renowned for.

The following morning you will leave for Nuwara Eliya, stopping en route to visit a tea plantation and tea factory. No visit to the hill country is complete without a visit to a tea estate, where you can view the vibrant green fields of tea which for so many people epitomize the image of Sri Lanka. Surrounded by the breathtaking, idyllic landscape, you will also get a chance to taste and purchase some of the world’s finest tea. In the afternoon you will arrive in Nuwara Eliya, an intriguing colonial-style town set in the heart of the tea-country, which still bears a distinctly British stamp. Well kept lawns, hedges, an Anglican church, Georgian-style houses, and a well-celebrated golf course give this charming town an air of nostalgia. Your trip to Nuwara Eliya will provide you with the perfect retreat after your visit to the historical sites, and because it is situated 1,890 meters above sea level, the air is cool and fresh, making Nuwara Eliya the perfect place to unwind.

After Breakfast you will leave for Beruwala via Kithulgala. On the way you must visit the DIVURUMPOLA TEMPLE where lovers exchange their vows since the ancient times of the Ramayana. Divurumpola means literally translated “the place of making a vow”. Today the temple is revered for the oath taken by Sitadevi and even the legal system permits and accepts the swearing done at this temple while settling disputes between parties.If you are feeling adventurous, you have the option to go white water rafting. Spend an adrenalin-filled morning or afternoon racing along the Kelani River on its grade 3 rapids and take in the beautiful surroundings of the hill-country at high-speed! After this you will move on to Beruwala.

Breakfast at hotel. Relax at the hotel.

Breakfast at hotel . Wedding ceremony (*optional) or leisure day at the pool/beach.

Breakfast at hotel . Leave for airport