Next day, early in the morning you will be headed to the sacred city of Anuradhapura, which is identified to be the first ever kingdom of ancient Sri Lanka. An assortment of architectural and archaeological wonders awaits you there. Gigantic dagobas, statues and historic temples are a customary sight of this city and most importantly, Anuradhapura is a UNESCO world heritage site.

En route to Anuradhapura, you will also be able to visit the Wilpattu National park. The significance of this park is the availability of “Willus”, which stand for natural lakes. In addition, a range of endemic and vital flora and fauna are found within this terrain. A safari through the park may bring you closer to the beauty of the exotic nature.

The next destination will be Sigiriya, yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is ancient rock fortress situated near the town of Dambulla in the Central Province. The ancient architectural wit, giant ponds, frescoes, mirror wall are particular attractions you will be able to witness here. The hike is a mild toil and therefore the summit can be reached by little effort through some flight of stairs. At the top, a lavish view of the surrounding can be seen.

After the hike to Sigiriya, you will then be headed for a relaxing experience to be embraced by the nature. Next in Dambulla, you will be accompanied to visit a spice garden. The local spices which enhance the Sri Lankan cuisine will be introduced to you.

The overnight stay will be scheduled in Kandy and thus, at night you can stroll around the sacred city of Kandy and also engage in shopping.