8-Day Private Tour with Train Ride, Safari & Beaches

Colombo → Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage → Kandy

Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, established in 1975, is one of Sri Lanka’s most famous and meaningful wildlife conservation centres. It was created to protect and care for orphaned, injured, and rescued elephants who cannot survive in the wild.
Located in the village of Pinnawala, the centre is home to one of the largest herds of captive elephants in the world, offering visitors a rare opportunity to observe these gentle giants in a natural riverside environment.

⭐ What You Will Experience

Morning Feeding Time
Watch young elephants being fed with expert caretaker assistance.
(Visitors observe — no direct feeding for safety and welfare.)
River Bathing Session
The elephants walk down to the Maha Oya River for their daily bath — a beautiful, peaceful moment and one of the highlights of any Sri Lanka visit.
Educational Exhibits
Learn about elephant behavior, care routines, challenges in conservation, and Sri Lanka’s efforts to protect this endangered species.

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, known locally as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is one of the most revered Buddhist temples in the world. Located in the royal city of Kandy, this sacred temple houses a relic believed to be the left canine tooth of Lord Buddha, brought to Sri Lanka in the 4th century AD.
The temple is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kandy and remains a central symbol of Sri Lanka’s faith, culture, kingship, and heritage.

❤️ Why Visit the Temple of the Tooth?

Sri Lanka’s holiest Buddhist site
Deep cultural, spiritual, and historical value
A highlight of any visit to Kandy
Perfect for photography and cultural immersion
Beautifully preserved World Heritage landmark

Dress Code & Tips

Shoulders and knees must be covered
Remove shoes before entering
Maintain silence and respect inside the shrine
No flash photography in certain areas
Expect moderate crowds during prayer ceremonies

4 Star Class hotel

Nuwara Eliya → Waterfalls → Bentota

St. Clair’s Waterfall, often called the “Little Niagara of Sri Lanka,” is one of the widest and most breathtaking waterfalls in the hill country. Located along the Nuwara Eliya–Hatton road (A7), it is easily visible from designated viewpoints and is a popular stop for travelers heading from the cool mountains toward the lowlands.

⭐ Why It’s Special

Twin Waterfall Beauty
St. Clair’s consists of two cascades:
“Maha Ella” (Greater Fall)
“Kuda Ella” (Lesser Fall)
Together they create a spectacular multi-tiered curtain of water.

Scenic Tea Estate Surroundings
The waterfall flows through lush green tea plantations, giving you a perfect hill-country postcard view.

Top Photography Point
Clear viewpoints make it ideal for photos.

The Madu River Boat Safari, located in Balapitiya near Bentota, is one of Sri Lanka’s most peaceful and eco-rich nature experiences. The river flows through a protected mangrove forest and is dotted with 64 small islands, home to unique wildlife, cinnamon farms, and local village life.

⭐ What You Will Experience

1. Mangrove Forest Tunnel
Glide through natural mangrove tunnels formed by overhanging roots and canopy trees — a magical, shaded waterway full of birdlife and biodiversity.

2. Island Hopping
Visit a few of the small islands such as:
Kothduwa Temple Island
Cinnamon Island
Local fishing points
Learn how villagers live in harmony with the river ecosystem.

3. Cinnamon Island Visit
See a live demonstration of how pure Sri Lankan cinnamon is peeled and processed.
Great place to buy fresh cinnamon products directly from locals.

4. Fish Foot Spa (Optional)
A fun and relaxing experience where small fish nibble away dead skin — completely optional and enjoyable for many travelers.

4 Star Class hotel