Ramayana Trails

After breakfast, embark on a scenic journey from Anuradapura to Trincomalee, offering picturesque views of the Sri Lankan countryside.

Visit Thirukoneswaram Kovil: The Munneswaram Temple, a place steeped in ancient lore and deep emotions. Legend has it that Lord Rama, burdened with the aftermath of defeating King Ravana, sought solace and forgiveness from Lord Shiva at this sacred site. Here, amidst serene surroundings, he received divine blessings and guidance.

Visit Kanniya Hotwater Sprin - In the realm of legend, Kanniya emerges as the sacred ground where King Ravana, consumed by grief, bid farewell to his beloved mother. Bereft of water to perform her last rites, his frustration swelled until he thrust his Trishul into the earth seven times. In an enchanting twist, water surged forth from seven wells, quelling the king's wrath and soothing his anguish. Remarkably, each well bears a distinct temperature, a testament to the profound magic that dwells in this place.

Overnight stay at a Hotel in Trincomalee

After breakfast, embark on a scenic journey from Trincomalee to Kandy. The drive takes approximately 4-5 hours, offering picturesque views of the Sri Lankan heritage sites.

Visit Dambulla Cave Temple: The Dambulla temple complex, located at the base of a towering 150-meter-high rock, boasts five caves transformed into sacred shrine rooms adorned with over 1,500 captivating ceiling murals. King Valagambahu, exiled, sought refuge here and later converted the caves into a rock temple as a heartfelt gesture.

Visit Sri Dalada Maligawa (The Temple of the Tooth Relic): Though not directly linked to the Ramayana, the Temple of the Tooth Relic is a jewel in the Ramayana trail, symbolizing the enduring power of faith and the sanctity of heritage.

Visit Peradeniya Garden: Peradeniya Botanical Garden, nestled in Kandy's Peradeniya suburb, is a timeless sanctuary of natural splendor. Home to over 4,000 plant species, including vibrant orchids and majestic palms, it weaves a fragrant, kaleidoscopic tapestry of nature.

Overnight stay at a Hotel in Kandy

After breakfast, begin a scenic journey from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya through Ramboda. The drive typically takes approximately 2 hours and offers picturesque views of the Sri Lankan Hillside.

Visit Sri Bhakta Hanuman Temple and Ramboda Waterfall: Ramboda is renowned for two prominent attractions: the impressive 109-meter-high Ramboda waterfalls and the revered Sri Bhakta Hanuman Temple. The Sri Bhakta Hanuman Temple, a significant Ramayana site in Sri Lanka, graces the summit of a picturesque mountain in Ramboda, nestled within the Central Highlands.

Visit Seetha Tear Pond: One of the notable Ramayana destinations in the Ramboda region is the "Seetha Tear Pond." According to legend, this pond was created by the tears of Seetha Devi. Remarkably, this sacred pool remains perpetually filled, defying even the most severe drought conditions.

Overnight stay at a Hotel in Nuawara Eliya

Visit Ashok Vatika (Haggala Garden): The garden was once the captive haven of Seetha Devi, imprisoned by King Ravana, where she prayed for Lord Rama's rescue. Lord Hanuman's arrival brought hope. Footprints, said to be his, adorn the rocks, their sizes a testament to his divine transformations.

Visit Seetha Amman Temple: Seetha Amman Temple is a sacred gem along the Ramayana trail. Adjacent to AshokaVatika, it holds statues of Lord Rama, Seetha Devi, Lakshmana, and Hanuman, a symbol of unwavering Hindu devotion.

Visit Divurumpola temple (the place of Agni Pariksha): The Divurumpola Temple in Sri Lanka is revered for its historical significance as the place where Sita, from the Ramayana epic, underwent the Agni Pariksha to prove her loyalty to Rama. This centuries-old tradition endures, with villagers pledging their unwavering fidelity at this sacred site.

Overnight stay at a Hotel in Nuawara Eliya

Proceed to Ella, is a little village surrounded by high mountains and breathtaking vistas in the central hills of the country. It is famous for the Ella Gap – a gap in the mountains where you can see all the way up to the ocean. It is also a base for plenty of trekking expeditions to the surrounding countryside and offers many beautiful scenery and waterfalls.

Visit Ravana Waterfall and Cave: Nestled in Ella, the Ravana Waterfalls holds a tale of captivating allure. The waterfall's rocky surroundings consist of Khondalite, a limestone prone to faster erosion than gneiss or granite, forming many caves. One such cave was King Ravana's reputed abode, while a nearby pool, sculpted by the flowing waters, is said to be where Sita bathed Ravana.

Then begin a scenic journey from Ella to Yala. The drive typically takes approximately 2 hours and offers picturesque views of the Sri Lankan Hillside.

Do a safari at Yala National Park: Embark on a thrilling safari adventure at Yala National Park, Sri Lanka's renowned wildlife haven.

Overnight stay at Yala

Journey to Katharagama Temple: In Katharagama's sacred temple, Lord Karthikeya Subramaniam's presence during Lord Rama's final battle was an emotional and selfless act. Lord Karthikeya's intervention protected Lord Rama from King Ravana's Brahmasthra, preserving Rama's strength and symbolizing profound devotion and divine intervention.

Visit Rumassala: Rumassala, a stunning mountain near Galle in Sri Lanka, is linked to the Ramayana legend. According to the Ramayana trail tour, it's believed to have fallen from the sky when Hanuman carried the Dronagiri Mountain to obtain Sanjeevani herbs to heal the injured Lakhshmana and Rama, making it a vital Ramayana pilgrimage site.

Relax in Bentota Beach: Bentota Beach, nestled on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, beckons with its tranquil beauty. With golden sands, swaying palms, and gentle waves of the Indian Ocean, it's an idyllic spot for relaxation.

Overnight stay at Bentota

After breakfast begin a scenic journey from Bentota to Colombo. The drive typically takes around 2 hours and offers glimpses of Sri Lanka's diverse landscapes, from coastal vistas to urban scenes.

Colombo awaits with its vibrant cityscape, historical sites, and cultural experiences.

Visit Panchamuga Anjaneyar Temple : This is the first Anjaneyar Temple in Sri Lanka and also the only Panchamuga (five faced) Anjaneyar Temple in Sri Lanka. It’s the only temple in the world to have a chariot for Ajanyear.

Then your chauffeur guide will comfortably take you to the international airport in time for your return flight