Kandy

Attend the evening puja ceremony at Sri Lanka's most sacred Buddhist shrine, housing the relic of the Buddha's tooth.

A guided walk through Kandy's historic centre, including the lake, markets, colonial architecture, and sacred sites.

Explore 150 acres of tropical orchids, spice groves, and giant Java fig trees at Sri Lanka's premier botanical garden.

A private performance of traditional Kandyan dance and drumming, including fire-walking and plate-spinning acts.

Climb to the hilltop white Buddha statue overlooking Kandy for sweeping views of the city and surrounding hills.

Tour a working gem museum and lapidary workshop to discover Sri Lanka's world-famous sapphires, rubies, and cat's-eyes.

Visit a working highland tea estate and factory to trace the journey from leaf to cup with a tasting session.

Drive to the unique helical-staircase tower atop Ambuluwawa Hill, surrounded by bio-diversity reserve forest.

A guided trek into the UNESCO Knuckles Mountain Range, a pristine wilderness of cloud forest, streams, and rare wildlife.

Drive to Riverston's dramatic ridge viewpoints, known as the 'Mini World's End', for staggering highland vistas.

A guided walk through a traditional spice garden to discover cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, and nutmeg growing in their natural habitat.

A hands-on cooking class with a local family learning to prepare rice and curry, pol sambol, and milk hoppers.

Board the world-famous blue train for the spectacular Highland Railway journey through mist, tea estates, and ravines.

A guided half-day hike through the forested Hanthana Range, offering sweeping views over Kandy valley.

A tranquil guided walk through Kandy's royal forest sanctuary, home to monkeys, birds, and ancient rock hermitages.

Begin Sri Lanka's iconic long-distance tea trail from Nuwara Eliya's Shanthipura with sweeping highland panoramas.

Trek through immaculate tea carpets and forested ridges on Stage 2 of Sri Lanka's premier long-distance walking trail.

Follow ancient estate paths through rolling tea fields and small villages on a rewarding Stage 3 highland walk.

Stage 4 winds through waterfalls, cloud forest patches, and working tea estates on the descent toward Hatton.