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Climb that Mountain

If you are looking for a holiday package to relax and relax, however, with some adventures and physical exercise, walking tours will be your best choice. During a 10-day special trip, travel through the countryside to enjoy the best of nature and explore the traditional routines of the villagers in Sri Lanka. If you are a nature lover, trekking in Sri Lanka will be a good chance to observe the natural flora and fauna of many species of Sri Lanka, including tropical plants, mammals, birds, etc., without doubt Climbing ‘Sigiriya’ rock and the enchanting mountain “Adam Peak” will be a unique experience of life.

Duration: 15 Days

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Holiday Highlights

Airport – Negombo

Day 01

Through our representatives and transfer to Negombo is met arrival Bandaranaike International Airport. Afternoon city tour. Visit Fort none Netherlands, Holland Church, Holland Canal, fish market, Lagoon catamarans and other city site. Dinner and overnight in Negombo.

Negombo - Kandalama via Pinnawala

Day 02

After breakfast visit Kandy. On the road, turn right and continue in Warakapola Madeniya Village Road to Madeniya intersection about 05 miles. We walked from the bus stop where Dorawaka Kanda, about 1 mile away. Walking through the rice fields, gardens and houses of the village rubber plantations all the way to the cave. See the 51 numbers on the wall carved with over ten thousand years ago, who lived in caves prehistoric man. Trek uphill from the cave and the town “Galapitamada”, the vehicle is waiting for you. Back to Warakapola. By Kegalle town after visiting the Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage to see more than 65 elephants born in captivity and some 23 small elephant. The best time to see them is at feeding time, when all was brought to bathe. Lunch at the restaurant Pinnawela.

Kandalama

Day 03

After breakfast, go to Rama and was worthy of trekking in the jungle Aligala (Elephant Rock) cave. See first C.B.C. cave inscriptions, frescoes remain, scattered in the jungle and old buildings pillars. Seeing the trees and plants, a variety of bird life, if lucky, some wild animals. From trekking through the jungle Kaludiya Pokuna Aligala ruins- more than two kilometers away. See temples in ruins 8 Kaludiya Pokuna – 9 CAD, former cave-Christian inscriptions, several ponds, stay in the cave paintings. See birds, butterflies and animals in the jungle. To enjoy the elephants who roam the area alert nearby farmers cultivated during the night. The vehicle will pick you up from Kaludiya Pokuna. Lunch at the hotel. Afternoon break at the hotel. Dinner and overnight at Sigiriya.

Sigiriya

Day 04

After breakfast, visit the famous Sigiriya rock fortress fifth C.A.D. by King Kassapa I built (473–491 years). See the moat and ramparts, water and rock gardens, mirror wall graffiti, Palace and is still the most beautiful woman in the mural. Walk along the moat to see some rare birds, including the three-toed kingfishers, storks mouth, dyed and white breasted kingfisher, Shahins Falcon, Ceylon Grey Hornbill, Shama, cormorants, copper Smith Spartak Bet, fish owls and other birds.

Pidurangala

Day 05

After the adoption of the Temple area Pidurangala tracking lunch jungle trek. See cave paintings and climbed to see one of the caves in the rocks 34 feet of the Buddha in the temple. Dagobas two small ponds and monuments on the hilltop. Trek back to the vehicle back to the hotel in the evening. Dinner and overnight in Sigiriya

Pitawala Nature Trail

Day 06

Pitawala Pathana is a unique grassland of pathana type found in the Knuckles Conservation Forest, Sri Lanka. This patana has a great ecological value. In Pitawala Pathana a grass cover spreads over an area of about 10 ha of a gently sloping rock slab covered with just a thin soil layer. The turf grass of about 10 cm in height gives a velvety appearance to this sloping expanse of grassland. Isolated and scattered trees and shrubs could be seen. Many endemic plant and animal species are found.

Knuckles Forest Reserve

Day 07

The Knuckles Mountain Range also called the Knuckles Massif; a bio-diversity hotspot located in the districts of Kandy and Matale in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. Situated at a height of over 3000 ft above sea level, covering a land area of approximately 21 ha it consists of five peaks; namely Kirigalpottha, Gombaniya, Knuckles, Koboneelagala and Dotulugala which form the shape of the knuckles in a clenched fist. The area situated above 1500 m was declared a climatic reserve in 1873 and a conservation forest in 2000, later a National Man & Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site in 2009. It is today considered as one of South Asia’s important sites for the conservation of montane tropical forest habitats.

Matale

Day 08

After breakfast, visit Udawattekele protected areas. Trek in the temple looking for birds, trees and plants, creepers big cave, there are several varieties of kingfishers and gray leaf monkey, mouse deer and other animals swimming pool. Return to the city. Visit Kandy market, driving round the lake and visit the beauty of the park for the town of Wace. Lunch at the hotel.

KANDY

Day 09

In the morning Kandy and Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens to see the 150-acre garden of more than 5,000 species of trees, plants and creepers. Walk in the park – visit the spice section 5 Palm Avenue, there are more than 150 kinds of different, ferns and orchids house palm tree section. In the evening visit to the sacred Tooth Relic Temple, witness offering ( “Puga”), then go to a dance in Kandy. Dinner and overnight in Kandy.

Victoria Randenigala Rantembe Sanctuary

Day 10

Victoria Randenigala Rantambe Sanctuary is situated between the knuckles mountain range and the central mountains of Kandy. The size of this Sanctuary is 42,087 hectares .This Sanctuary was artificially created by people to protect Victoria reservoir, Randenigala reservoir and Rantambe Sanctuary which are three main hydro-electric reservoir of Sri lanka you can access this sanctuary via world famous hairpin bends or Raja mawatha . You can see herd of elephants in Victoria Randenigala Rantambe Sanctuary

Pidurutalagala

Day 11

Pidurutalagala Mountain in Sri Lanka (literally translating to Straw Plateau Rock), which is also called Mount Pedro in in English is the tallest mountain on the island and situated in the Central Province, north – north east to the town of Nuwara Eliya . It is also the only ultra prominent peak of the island, and one of only 1515 ultra prominent peaks around the world. An ultra prominent peak is a mountain that has topographic prominence (height of the peak’s summit above the lowest contour line encircling it up to the highest summit) above 1500 meters. Mount Pedro has a prominence and elevation of 2524m (8281 feet) (8292 feet according to the Survey Department).

Nuwara Eliya

Day 12

After breakfast, hiking plains. Totupala one third highest mountain climbing, Sri Lanka (7741 feet). Then enter the National Park and walk (this is the only national park in Sri Lanka, visitors are allowed to walk) in the park, along the sidewalk to catch trout production. By “Patana Resort” grass trek into the jungle. See wildlife, such as Sambhur (over 3000 Horton plains), Bear monkey (endemic) dim torque monkey, two types of jungle squirrel, striped jungle squirrel dusty, dusty fringe highland jungle and giant squirrels squirrel, leopard, barking deer, mouse deer, rusty spotted cat, fishing cat, wild boar and other animals. Visit the ‘World’s End’, where the cliff drops 3000 feet to “Nagrak” tea distant waters, and “small end of the world.” Trek Baker fell. Kirigalpotta (second highest 7857 feet) is more than five miles away and the Northwest. Dinner and overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

Horton Plains National Park

Day 13

After breakfast, drive to Pattipola and begin trek Horton plains, 6 miles from approximately 2000 feet climb. In the jungle trek, choose to be found in the jungle (5 different types) eating wild berries views of the surrounding area. Looking for wild orchids, red azalea (Rhododendron Ceylon) plants, dwarf trees hang ‘Old man’s beard, “the moss, swamp dwarf bamboo, Strabilenthus or” Niro “plants, flowering once in 10–12 years, all together dead trees -ferns, and many species of endemic and rare butterflies and birds, including the Sri Lankan jungle fowl, Sri Lanka wood pigeon, orange mouth Babbler, Sri Lanka blue magpie, Sri Lanka mountain Munia, dark blue-watcher, Pied Bush chat, gray tits, brown fantail warbler (gray head babbler), Sri Lanka tsunami thrush (Arrenga) – found near the “arrangement pool” or Baker’s Falls.

Ella Rock

Day 14

Trekkers would love the place. It’s bit tiring to do the hiking. But it is definitely worth it. Once you got to the summit you will realize why we said so. The panoramic views it provides with mist and cloud covering the area, especially in the early mornings and the late evenings are something you should witness and that would suffice enough to say that you visited Ella.

Colombo - Airport

Day 15

Colombo through the city and drive to take you to the downtown business district as well as tree-lined residential area of Cinnamon Gardens. Visit the Fort, the former British administrative center and a military garrison, Sea Street – Goldsmith quarter Pettah in the heart of Market area, which is also a Hindu temple with exquisite stone carvings, and the Netherlands dates back to the church Wolfendhal 1749. Dawatagaha historic mosques and former eye hospital cinnamon garden two buildings worth seeing. While visiting BMICH Convention Center, and Independence Square to see the Buddha Avukana replica. Access Mlesna exquisite tea boutique, cashew shops, and a variety of readymade garments in the magnificent city. Visit Sri Lanka Ceramic Center, a place where you can buy “NORITAKE SET” or other ceramic items, visit the local shop Odell in Lipton, “stylish” and go to Airport.