Highlights Of Sri Lanka with Jaffna

This fascinating trip not only takes you to some of Sri Lanka's classic highlights, but also gives you the chance to be among the first to explore the north of the country again, now that peace has returned. While accommodation is basic, reconstruction efforts are ongoing and it is only a matter of time before this area too starts attracting the crowds. But for now, it lies almost undiscovered and untouched. Visitors today can see remains of the war interspersed with exquisitely colorful, often pristine picturesque landscape, try amazing cuisine and be charmed by the still friendly locals. Also visit key sights like Sigiriya Rock and the ancient capital of Anuradhapura, spend time in Sri Lanka's largest city, Colombo and relaxing on the beach.

Colombo – Kandy - Sigiriya – Annuradhapura - Jaffna – Trincomalee - Colombo

14 Days/15 Nights

Highlights
  • Visit World Heritage Sites like Sigiriya Rock Fortress and Pollonnaruwa
  • Watch traditional dancing in the cultural capital, Kandy.
  • Stand on top of Sigiriya Rock and admire the views.
  • Walk through the ruins of historical Anuradhapura.
  • Discover hidden gems like Ritigala and Wilpattu Wildlife park
  • Unearth the history of Jaffna through the historic civil war by its ruins, battlefields and forts
  • Take a walk with a local resident in Colombo and discover the many charms of the capital city
Inclusions
  • Accommodation
  • Transport
  • Guide
  • Entrances

Not included is travel insurance, tips and any expense of personal nature

Extensions

Destinations

Sri Lanka lies to the South of India in the Indian Ocean. Famous for its Buddhist ruins, It also offers diverse landscapes from rainforest and arid plains to highlands and sandy beaches.

Trip Plan

Day 13

Agra – Sikandra – Delhi

Day 13

Agra – Sikandra – Delhi
After breakfast, check-out from hotel and drive to Delhi, 240 km (approximately four hours) away. Before you leave the city, visit the mighty Agra Fort – a World UNESCO Heritage Site. En route, stop at Sikandra to visit the Tomb of Akbar the Great. The tomb of the great emperor is an architectural marvel showcasing the splendid Mughal architectural style. Construction of the tomb was commenced by Akbar himself and was completed after his death by his son, Jahangir. The four white marble minarets at entrance of the tomb from the South gate are similar to those of the Taj Mahal. On arrival in Delhi, check-in at hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight, stay at hotel.
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