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    Discover Sri Lanka Tour 1 offers you some of the most visited tourist attractions of Sri Lanka including some of the World Heritage Sites.You can explore the island at your own pace, in a car or minivan, with your personal Chauffer.


    DAY 01 :Colombo /Anuradhapura / Polonnaruwa/ Sigiriya
    Anuradhapura
    • Leave Negambo for Anuradhapura,
    • a World Heritage Site Visit
    • the ruins of the first capital of Sri Lanka


    The ‘Sri Mahabodhi tree’ in Anuradhapura, planted from a cutting from the original ‘bo’ tree’ under which the Buddha achieved enlightenment, continue to draw thousands of Buddhist pilgrims from around the world. The pillars of the brazen palace which once had nine stories, the image of the Samadi Buddha, one of the finest places of Buddhists sculpture, the twin ponds, guard stones & moonstone. Among the most famous monuments are Ruwanveliseya Dagoba built in 2nd century BC and Thuparama Dagoba built in 3rd century B.C.


    Polonnaruwa
    • Today, while the buildings are preserved ruins,
    • ancient reservoirs are renovated
    • and made to re-irrigate the agricultural district of Polonnaruwa


    Proceed to visit the Sigiriya Lion Rock Citadel of Sri Lanka built by King Kasyapa in the 5th century A.D. It was a royal citadel of King Kasyapa for more than 18 years. In a sheltered pocket, approached by a spiral stairway, are the famous Sigiriya frescoes. The summit of the rock, with an area of nearly one hectare was the site of the palace, the outer wall of which was built on the very brink of the precipice. The UNESCO – sponsored Central Cultural Fund has restored Sigiriya Water Gardens to their former glory.


    Sigiriya
    • After breakfast leave for Kandy,
    • a World Heritage Site, via Dambulla,
    • home to another World Heritage Site of Dambulla Rock Cave Temple.


    Then visit the Dambulla Rock Temple. Twelve miles from Sigiriya is Dambulla, a vast isolated rock mass 500 ft. high and a mile round the base. Here is found the famous rock temple dating to the first centaury B.C. The caves of Dambulla sheltered King Valagambahu during his 14 years of exile from Anuradhapura. Having regained the throne, the king had the rock caves converted to a magnificent of rock temple. Among the numerous statues, a colossal figure of the recumbent Buddha 14 meters long carved out of rock takes the pride of the place.


    DAY 02 :Kandy/Sri Padaya/ Hatton
    Anuradhapura
    • Leave Negambo for Anuradhapura,
    • a World Heritage Site Visit
    • the ruins of the first capital of Sri Lanka


    The ‘Sri Mahabodhi tree’ in Anuradhapura, planted from a cutting from the original ‘bo’ tree’ under which the Buddha achieved enlightenment, continue to draw thousands of Buddhist pilgrims from around the world. The pillars of the brazen palace which once had nine stories, the image of the Samadi Buddha, one of the finest places of Buddhists sculpture, the twin ponds, guard stones & moonstone. Among the most famous monuments are Ruwanveliseya Dagoba built in 2nd century BC and Thuparama Dagoba built in 3rd century B.C.


    Polonnaruwa
    • Today, while the buildings are preserved ruins,
    • ancient reservoirs are renovated
    • and made to re-irrigate the agricultural district of Polonnaruwa


    Proceed to visit the Sigiriya Lion Rock Citadel of Sri Lanka built by King Kasyapa in the 5th century A.D. It was a royal citadel of King Kasyapa for more than 18 years. In a sheltered pocket, approached by a spiral stairway, are the famous Sigiriya frescoes. The summit of the rock, with an area of nearly one hectare was the site of the palace, the outer wall of which was built on the very brink of the precipice. The UNESCO – sponsored Central Cultural Fund has restored Sigiriya Water Gardens to their former glory.


    Sigiriya
    • After breakfast leave for Kandy,
    • a World Heritage Site, via Dambulla,
    • home to another World Heritage Site of Dambulla Rock Cave Temple.


    Then visit the Dambulla Rock Temple. Twelve miles from Sigiriya is Dambulla, a vast isolated rock mass 500 ft. high and a mile round the base. Here is found the famous rock temple dating to the first centaury B.C. The caves of Dambulla sheltered King Valagambahu during his 14 years of exile from Anuradhapura. Having regained the throne, the king had the rock caves converted to a magnificent of rock temple. Among the numerous statues, a colossal figure of the recumbent Buddha 14 meters long carved out of rock takes the pride of the place.


    DAY 03 :Kandy/Sri Padaya/ Hatton
    Anuradhapura
    • Leave Negambo for Anuradhapura,
    • a World Heritage Site Visit
    • the ruins of the first capital of Sri Lanka


    The ‘Sri Mahabodhi tree’ in Anuradhapura, planted from a cutting from the original ‘bo’ tree’ under which the Buddha achieved enlightenment, continue to draw thousands of Buddhist pilgrims from around the world. The pillars of the brazen palace which once had nine stories, the image of the Samadi Buddha, one of the finest places of Buddhists sculpture, the twin ponds, guard stones & moonstone. Among the most famous monuments are Ruwanveliseya Dagoba built in 2nd century BC and Thuparama Dagoba built in 3rd century B.C.


    Polonnaruwa
    • Today, while the buildings are preserved ruins,
    • ancient reservoirs are renovated
    • and made to re-irrigate the agricultural district of Polonnaruwa


    Proceed to visit the Sigiriya Lion Rock Citadel of Sri Lanka built by King Kasyapa in the 5th century A.D. It was a royal citadel of King Kasyapa for more than 18 years. In a sheltered pocket, approached by a spiral stairway, are the famous Sigiriya frescoes. The summit of the rock, with an area of nearly one hectare was the site of the palace, the outer wall of which was built on the very brink of the precipice. The UNESCO – sponsored Central Cultural Fund has restored Sigiriya Water Gardens to their former glory.


    Sigiriya
    • After breakfast leave for Kandy,
    • a World Heritage Site, via Dambulla,
    • home to another World Heritage Site of Dambulla Rock Cave Temple.


    Then visit the Dambulla Rock Temple. Twelve miles from Sigiriya is Dambulla, a vast isolated rock mass 500 ft. high and a mile round the base. Here is found the famous rock temple dating to the first centaury B.C. The caves of Dambulla sheltered King Valagambahu during his 14 years of exile from Anuradhapura. Having regained the throne, the king had the rock caves converted to a magnificent of rock temple. Among the numerous statues, a colossal figure of the recumbent Buddha 14 meters long carved out of rock takes the pride of the place.


    DAY 04 :Kandy/Sri Padaya/ Hatton
    Anuradhapura
    • Leave Negambo for Anuradhapura,
    • a World Heritage Site Visit
    • the ruins of the first capital of Sri Lanka


    The ‘Sri Mahabodhi tree’ in Anuradhapura, planted from a cutting from the original ‘bo’ tree’ under which the Buddha achieved enlightenment, continue to draw thousands of Buddhist pilgrims from around the world. The pillars of the brazen palace which once had nine stories, the image of the Samadi Buddha, one of the finest places of Buddhists sculpture, the twin ponds, guard stones & moonstone. Among the most famous monuments are Ruwanveliseya Dagoba built in 2nd century BC and Thuparama Dagoba built in 3rd century B.C.


    Polonnaruwa
    • Today, while the buildings are preserved ruins,
    • ancient reservoirs are renovated
    • and made to re-irrigate the agricultural district of Polonnaruwa


    Proceed to visit the Sigiriya Lion Rock Citadel of Sri Lanka built by King Kasyapa in the 5th century A.D. It was a royal citadel of King Kasyapa for more than 18 years. In a sheltered pocket, approached by a spiral stairway, are the famous Sigiriya frescoes. The summit of the rock, with an area of nearly one hectare was the site of the palace, the outer wall of which was built on the very brink of the precipice. The UNESCO – sponsored Central Cultural Fund has restored Sigiriya Water Gardens to their former glory.


    Sigiriya
    • After breakfast leave for Kandy,
    • a World Heritage Site, via Dambulla,
    • home to another World Heritage Site of Dambulla Rock Cave Temple.


    Then visit the Dambulla Rock Temple. Twelve miles from Sigiriya is Dambulla, a vast isolated rock mass 500 ft. high and a mile round the base. Here is found the famous rock temple dating to the first centaury B.C. The caves of Dambulla sheltered King Valagambahu during his 14 years of exile from Anuradhapura. Having regained the throne, the king had the rock caves converted to a magnificent of rock temple. Among the numerous statues, a colossal figure of the recumbent Buddha 14 meters long carved out of rock takes the pride of the place.

    End of the tour ……..!!!

     

    Quotation

     

    Price per person sharing double room for groups of: 02 , 04 ,06 Pax

     

    Tour Ref 11/774

    Pax Details

    02 pax

    04 Pax

    06 Pax
     Price per person shairing double room

    Euro  560

    Euro  445

    Euro  410
      Single supplement

    Euro   135

    Euro   135

    Euro  135

     

    Hotel on tour

    Hotel

    Location

    No of Nights

    Hotel Sigiriya

    Sigiriya

    01 Night

    Hotel Thilanka

    Kandy

    01 Night

    Windsor Hotel

    Nuwara Eliya

    01 Night

    Centauria Tourist Hotel

    Embilipitiya

    01 Night

    Lihiniya Surf

    Bentota

    01 Night

     

     

    Peak period Supplements

    Hotel

    Period

    Rate
    Hotel Sigiriya 21 Dec 2011 – 15 Jan 201216 Jan 2012 – 30 April 2012 Euro 23 Per room per nightEuro 12  Per room per night
    Hotel Thilanka 20 Dec  2011 – 10 Jan 201211 Jan 2012 – 30 April 2012 Euro 20 Per room per nightEuro 09  Per room per night
    Windsor Hotel 10 April 2012 – 30 April 2012 Euro 34 Per room per night
    Lihiniya Surf 22 Dec 2011 – 16 Jan 201217 Jan 2012 – 30 April 2012 Euro 103 Per room per nightEuro 39 Per room per night

     

     

    Compulsory Supplements

    Hotel Christmas Supplement New year Gala Dinner Supplement
    Hotel Sigiriya Euro 38 per person per event Euro 46 per person per event
    Hotel Thilanka Euro 35 per person per event Euro 42 per person per event
    Windsor Hotel Euro 16 per person per event Euro 16 per person per event
    Centauria Tourist Hotel Euro 20 per person per event Euro 20 per person per event
    Lihiniya Surf Euro 40 per person per event Euro 40 per person per event

     

     

    Above prices are in EURO, Nett and inclusive of applicable taxes.

     

    The above prices include:

     

    •  Accommodation on Half Board  sharing double basis for 5 nights
    • Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle with an English speaking driver/ chauffeur
    • Reconfirmation of airline tickets.
    •  Cancellation   30 days prior to the arrival no charge after that  full cancellation is applicable
    • Entrence fees for: Aukana Temple, polonnaruwa,   Sigiriya, Dambulla, and Temple of tooth, Royal botanical garden, pinnawela elephant orphanage, and Udawalawe national park entrance + Jeep safari

     

    Above prices does not include :

     

    • Expenses of personal nature (Telephone calls, Laundry etc.)
    • Tips and gratuities.
    • Any items specifically not mentioned in the itinerary.
    • Video and Camera permits.
    • Lunch, Mineral water or other beverages throughout the tour.
    • All Entrence fees to the sites   and the extra mileage out of the program

     

    Important

    • Rooms will be on availability & if in case if the said hotels are fully booked due to any reason, similar hotels will be provided in the same vicinity or nearest location.
    • Price is coasted based on 02, 04, and 06. Pax. If there are less or more numbers, the prices will be changed.