The Essence of the Hill Country

Kandy was named as Maha Nuwara which refers to ‘great city’ and is still viewed the same in the island. With an elevation of 1,640 feet rests this historical city which is marked as a unique colorful destination to visit. Blessed with the Mahaweli River and an artificial lake constructed in the 1807 by the last Kandyan King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe, the city of Kandy is yet to date one of the must-witnesses when you visit Sri Lanka. There is a wide array of things to explore in this beautiful city from vibrant religious practices to knowing how the Buddhist culture grew in the nation, lush green tress with their cold breeze to tasting delicious Sri Lankan cuisine. This whole experience comes together with the friendly people who would welcome you with a warm smile

Matale, which is located in its district, is also the capital city. It has yet to be urbanized, yet it is a population tourist destination and, after Kandy, the second largest city in the central province. Closer to Kandy, you may find unique spices and spice gardens, which are the primary attractions in this city. Matale is also blessed with beautiful nature as it is not modernized like Colombo. Cycle around this tranquil city and stop by to have a lovely chat with the humble and friendly locals.

Do not miss the chance to board the train in the early morning and travel through clouds and misty lush landscapes of the central hills of Sri Lanka, with phenomenal views unfolding along the way. For those seeking a truly authentic experience of a different culture and to enjoy the best of nature along this route, we recommend the second and third-class carriages, which do not have pre-booked seats and have open windows with air gushing through. As the train reaches the Central hills, passengers can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding scenery, which includes endless tea plantations, majestic misty mountains, lush greenery, hilly wilderness, small waterfalls, and villages.

During your train ride at Nuwara Eliya, you will relish a wide vista of the surrounding scenery of boundless tea plantations, majestic misty mountains, lush greenery, hilly wilderness, foamy waterfalls and villages that stretch out along the way as the train climbs up the central hills.

At first glance, Negombo appears to be all about golden sandy beaches, but a deeper dive reveals a centuries-old fishing industry that is still thriving today. Catholicism is widely practiced and has a large population in Negombo. People are united by their diverse cultures, and Sinhala and Tamil are widely spoken, while English is also a common language. Tourist attractions grew as a result of the proximity of the airport to this chic town. Enjoy this day full of adventures with your loved ones.

At a glance, long sandy beaches are what Negombo is all about, but when you dive in deep, you will discover the true essence of this seaside town, including its centuries-old fishing industry thriving to date. Tourist spots are plenty in Negombo, with the town being a quick drive from the airport. The population of Catholics in Negombo, similar to other maritime cities in Sri Lanka, is high and is widely practiced as a result of colonial influence. Different cultures unite the people in this city. You find Sinhala and Tamil languages widely used while English is a common language as Negombo is a tourist magnet.

Visit the popular city spaces in Colombo and in the evening, explore the streets and local hangout spots by foot or by a fun ride of tuk-tuk. Witness the spectacular sunset hiding underneath the horizon and experience the vibrant nightlife of Colombo. After an amazing day full of fun activities, head back to your hotel in Negombo and relax.