Two Weeks Tour
Fourteen days is the length at which Sri Lanka stops being a checklist. Ancient cities, tea country, the east coast reef, leopards, whales, and a week’s worth of beach.
Fourteen days is the length at which Sri Lanka stops being a checklist. Ancient cities, tea country, the east coast reef, leopards, whales, and a week’s worth of beach.
Four days built around the Cultural Triangle and Kandy, the highest concentration of UNESCO sites on the island, with an elephant safari in the middle.
Two nights, three days, and the essential island: a rock fortress, a cave temple, an elephant herd and a hill capital that has held its relic for four centuries.
The full Ramayana trail across Sri Lanka: Ashok Vatika, Seetha Amman, the caves of Ravana, Divurumpola and the Munneswaram temples, guided by someone who knows the verses.
Ten days across the island staying only in houses with a story: Bawa-designed villas, a tea planter’s bungalow above the clouds, a merchant house inside Galle Fort.
One week, the whole island. Ancient rock fortresses, a temple that holds a relic of the Buddha, tea country by rail, leopards at dawn and a Dutch fort at sunset.