• Meet and be assisted on arrival by our representative, and you will be transferred from the airport to the Negambo hotel - The coastal town of Negombo, which is close to the main international airport in Sri Lanka, is well-known for its wide sandy beaches, historical sites, and lively local culture. The palm-lined Negombo Beach, bustling with water sports, offers a charming environment for leisure and strolls after dusk. Sites like the St. Mary's Church and the remains of the Dutch Fort, which provide insights into the town's colonial past, are examples of the town's rich history. The vibrant Negombo Fish Market, which displays the fishing culture of the area, is a sensory feast. With its extensive system of lagoons and canals, which includes the Dutch Canal, Negombo offers tourists the opportunity to explore its waterways and observe local fishermen at work. Combining natural beauty, historic charm, and bustling markets, Negombo provides a wide array of
• Overnight stay at a hotel in Negombo.

• After Breakfast engage in Colombo city tour  -Sri Lanka's capital city, Colombo, is a vibrant metropolis that skillfully combines modernism with a rich cultural legacy. Situated on the western coast, Colombo serves as a center for trade, politics, and culture. Skyscrapers, buildings from the colonial past, and bustling markets define the cityscape. The Gangaramaya Temple, a Buddhist temple with a blend of architectural styles and a museum displaying religious artifacts, is one of the city's most recognizable attractions. With its winding lanes crammed with a wide variety of products, from textiles to spices, the vibrant Pettah Market provides a sensory experience. Large and well-liked by both locals and visitors is Galle Face Green, an expansive coastal promenade, particularly around sunset. The National Museum, which houses items chronicling Sri Lanka's history, is also located in the city. 
• Return for an overnight stay in Negombo.

• After breakfast, proceed to Kandy en route, visit the Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage. - Feed some milk to the baby elephant. The largest heard of captive elephants ranges in age from newborns to the elderly and includes orphaned and abandoned elephants.
• Afterward proceed to Kandy. -Engage in a Kandy city tour- Kandy, often referred to as the cultural capital of Sri Lanka, is a vibrant city nestled amidst picturesque hills, known for its rich heritage and natural beauty. 
• In the evening, you will be entertained by a Kandyan dance performance. 
• Overnight stay at a hotel in Kandy.

DAY 4

• After breakfast Excursion to Sigiriya visit Sigiriya Rock Fortress. - It is a site of historical and archaeological significance, a natural rock fortress rising above the surrounding plain, on top of which the king built an elegant city of palaces and gardens. The ladies of the Sigiriya fresco paintings are a few of the murals that have survived to date, Afterward visit the Dambulla cave temple - The Dambulla Cave Temple, commonly known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka's central highlands. It is one of the country's most significant and well-preserved cave temple complexes, with five caves filled with exquisite religious paintings and statues. 
• Return for overnight stay at a hotel in Kandy.

• Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to the airport for your departure.