KANDY :

Sri Lankas Hill capital 488 meteres above sea level a most beautiful city, home to where the sacred Tooth relic of the Buddha is enshrined, in sinhala word kande meaning hill. The city is most visited place next to Colombo. During 16th century Kandy is one of the powerful kingdom among Sitawaka and Kotte Kingdom.

The Colorful Kandy perahera homage to Temple of the Tooth is held the month of July and August every year. The cultural pageant accompanied by costumed dancers, drummers and more than hundreds of elephants participate two week long glittering nights during the festival of summer. The Many shrines vicinity of Kandy are Lankathilake, Gadaladeniya and Ambekke shrine devoted not only to Buddhism, the devotees pay homage to Hindu God and Goddess In Sri Lanka Buddhism is blend with some Hindu religious culture. The Kandyan Kingdom fell in to British hands in 1815.

In 1867 First commercial planting of tea and open first railway line to Kandy. The Kandy is home to many handy craft all with traditional and unique crafting a wood; silver, copper, brass, ebony and bronze also lacquer work, handlooms and Jewellary. Most of the country farmers grow vegetables and rice in slops. The many varieties of fruit available the Avocado, Durian and Jackfruit are sweet and delicious. Attraction: Temple of the Tooth, Udawatta kele Sanctuary, and the man made Kandy Lake, Victoria Dam, and Victoria Golf Link at Digana. Peradeniya Botanical Garden, Tea museum. Kandy Art and craft Center, Samadi Cultural center and many more. Distance from Colombo 116 km/from Nuwaraeliya 77 km

NUWARAELIYA :

The foothills of highest mountain Pidurautalagala (2524 meters) Nuwaraeliya is 1400 above sea level is most famous for its tea plantation. Earlier Dutch East India Co introduced the Coffee and blighted the plantation but changed to tea in the 1860 by British administration.

The Royal Golf course (19 hole) and surrounded villas and the bungalows are rich in Georgian Architecture and well-groomed parks and lawns creating an English countryside. Horton plain the peak wilderness is about 29 km away. Vicinity of Nuwaraeliya is home to many and famous tea estates and factories. Hakgala Botanical garden is well known for roses established in 1860.

Farmers grow up country vegetables and potatoes in the slopes in mild weather condition. Attraction: Sita Amman Kovil and beautiful waterfalls a Lovers Leap at Glassaugh. Distance from Colombo via Hatton Dickoya. 180 km/from Arugam bay 187 km.

RATNAPURA :

The city of Gems. Most precious and valuable stones can found in the paddy fields and many of them are busy in this lucrative trade. Tea and Rubber grows in low country weather climate. Most of the paddy fields and low lands are dig and make pits to search for gems. There is a Gemological Museum and Gem Bureau to know about stones and can visit gem-mining locations. You can buy one and own a ruby, sapphire or moonstone a precious one or semiprecious such as beryl, zircon, garnet and quarts from Ratnapura. The Adams Peak is close to Ratnapura. The January to April is the season to pilgrims to the peak. The peak is holy place to all religion and their belief. Distance from Colombo 101 km/ From Nuwaraeliya 148 km.

The tour is designed for individual travel in three different categories (Deluxe, Standard, Budget). However can be priced to suit your budget. Extension to any destination are available on request.