Welcome to Voyjing’s signature 11-day Serene Sri Lanka tour, a breathtaking journey through the diverse landscapes and cultural gems of the island nation once known as Ceylon. From the colonial charm of Colombo to the spiritual calm of Kandy, the cool highlands of Nuwara Eliya, the lush hills of Ella, and finally the golden beaches of Mirissa and the colonial elegance of Galle — this itinerary captures the essence of Sri Lanka’s beauty and soul.
Crafted for culture lovers, nature seekers, and coastal dreamers alike, this immersive experience brings together scenic train rides, misty tea plantations, ancient temples, and sun-drenched shorelines.
Let Voyjing take you on a week-long voyage where history, spirituality, and nature converge to create unforgettable moments. With expert curation and a balance of exploration and relaxation, this is your chance to experience Serene Sri Lanka — a land where every sunrise brings a new story.
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This journey is designed to balance exploration with peaceful indulgence. Traverse tea trails, meditate in sacred temples, ride the world-famous train to Ella, and relax on postcard-perfect beaches.
Begin your adventure in Colombo, where modernity meets colonial elegance.
Colombo Lotus Tower: Standing at 351.5 meters, it’s the tallest self-supported structure in South Asia, offering panoramic views of the cityscape.
Gangaramaya Temple: A blend of modern architecture and cultural elements, this temple is a symbol of Colombo’s religious harmony.
Seema Malaka: Situated on Beira Lake, this tranquil temple offers a serene escape from the city’s bustle.
National Museum of Colombo: Home to a vast collection of artifacts, it narrates Sri Lanka’s rich history.
Independence Memorial Hall: A national monument commemorating Sri Lanka’s independence from British rule.
Evening: Stroll through the Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct, a colonial-era building now housing chic restaurants and boutiques.
En Route:
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage: A sanctuary for orphaned elephants, offering close-up encounters with these gentle giants.
In Kandy:
Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic: Houses the relic of the tooth of the Buddha, making it a significant pilgrimage site.
Kandy Lake: An artificial lake in the heart of the city, ideal for a leisurely walk.
Bahirawakanda Vihara Buddha Statue: A towering statue offering panoramic views of Kandy.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya: Renowned for its collection of orchids and diverse plant species.
Evening: Attend a cultural dance performance showcasing traditional Kandyan dances.
Royal Palace Complex of Kandy: Explore the former residence of the Kandyan monarchs, reflecting the grandeur of Sri Lanka’s last kingdom.
Magul Maduwa (Royal Audience Hall): The site where the Kandyan Convention was signed in 1815, marking the end of the Kandyan Kingdom.
Udawatta Kele Sanctuary: A historic forest reserve once used as a pleasure garden by the Kandyan kings.
En Route:
Ramboda Falls: A picturesque waterfall nestled amidst lush greenery.
Hanuman Temple, Ramboda: Believed to be the place where Hanuman rested during his search for Sita.
In Nuwara Eliya:
Gregory Lake: A serene spot for boating and picnics.
Victoria Park: A well-maintained park ideal for nature walks.
Nuwara Eliya Post Office: A colonial-era Tudor-style building reflecting the town’s British heritage.
Evening: Enjoy high tea at the historic Grand Hotel, immersing in the colonial ambiance.
Seetha Amman Temple (Ashok Vatika): Believed to be the site where Sita was held captive by Ravana. The temple stands amidst the lush Hakgala Botanical Gardens, thought to be the ancient Ashok Vatika.
Hakgala Botanical Gardens: Associated with the Ashok Vatika from the Ramayana, these gardens are believed to be the place where Sita was kept captive by Ravana.
Divurumpola Temple: The site where Sita underwent the ‘Agni Pariksha’ to prove her purity.
Morning: Board the train from Nanu Oya to Ella, considered one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world, passing through lush tea plantations and misty mountains.
In Ella:
Nine Arches Bridge: An iconic viaduct bridge surrounded by dense jungle and tea plantations.
Little Adam’s Peak: A relatively easy hike offering panoramic views of the valley.
Evening: Unwind at a local café, enjoying the laid-back atmosphere of Ella.
Ella Rock: A challenging trek that rewards hikers with stunning vistas.
Ravana Falls: A majestic waterfall linked to the legend of King Ravana from the Ramayana epic.
Ravana Cave: Believed to be the cave where King Ravana hid Princess Sita, adding a mythical allure to the site.
En Route:
Udawalawe National Park: Optional safari to spot elephants and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
In Mirissa:
Mirissa Beach: A crescent-shaped beach ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Coconut Tree Hill: A popular spot for photography, offering stunning sunset views.
Evening: Dine at a beachfront restaurant, savoring fresh seafood under the stars.
Whale Watching Tour: Embark on an early morning boat ride to spot blue whales and dolphins.
Parrot Rock: A small rock island offering panoramic views of the coastline.
Secret Beach: A secluded spot perfect for snorkeling and relaxation.
Evening: Enjoy a beachside bonfire, reflecting on the journey so far.
In Galle:
Galle Fort: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 17th-century fort is a blend of European architecture and South Asian traditions.
Galle Lighthouse: An iconic structure offering views of the Indian Ocean.
Dutch Reformed Church: One of the oldest Protestant churches in Sri Lanka, showcasing colonial architecture.
National Maritime Museum: Exhibits the maritime history of the region.
Evening: Stroll through the cobblestone streets, exploring boutiques and cafes, before heading back to Colombo or proceeding to the airport.
As the golden sun gently rises over the Indian Ocean, your final day in Sri Lanka begins with a sense of nostalgia and fulfillment. It’s time to bid goodbye to the land where myths breathe through the misty hills, where kings once walked through sacred temples, and where waves whisper stories of ancient epics.
Depending on your flight timing, enjoy a relaxed morning:
Shopping at Laksala or Barefoot Gallery: Collect souvenirs—Ceylon tea, batik fabrics, or handcrafted masks—each one a fragment of your magical journey.
Quick Visit to Kelaniya Raja Maha Vihara (optional): Believed to be visited by the Buddha himself, this temple is sacred to both Buddhists and Ramayana pilgrims—King Vibhishana’s coronation is believed to have taken place here.
A Final Ceylon Tea at a Colonial Café: Take in the aroma and the quiet of Colombo one last time.
Departure: Our representative will escort you to Bandaranaike International Airport with enough time to ensure a smooth and comfortable departure.
The ideal time varies by region. For the west and south coasts (Colombo, Mirissa, Galle), December to April is optimal. For the hill country (Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Ella), February to April offers pleasant weather.
Absolutely! It’s considered one of the most scenic train journeys globally, offering panoramic views of tea plantations, mountains, and valleys.
It’s advisable to drink bottled water, use mosquito repellent, and consult your doctor about vaccinations before traveling.
Yes, Voyjing offers customizable tours to suit your preferences, including adding or removing destinations, adjusting the duration, or focusing on specific interests like wildlife, history, or wellness.
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