This Attraction Visit *Hambantota Fisheries Harbour & Fish Market *Hambantota Beach *Marttelo Tower

Mirijjawila Dry Zone Botanic Gardens (MDBG) are the first botanic gardens in Sri Lanka designed by local experts and the first botanic gardens created after Henarathgoda Botanic Gardens which was established 130 years ago. Dry Zone Botanic Gardens is the largest botanic garden in Sri Lanka in terms of extent and the extent is 300 acres. This is the first botanic gardens in Sri Lanka created to conserve dry zone plants ex-situ. There were several objectives for establishing

Asia's largest Birds Park and Research Centre in Hambantota Sri Lanka Birds Park is a home to endemic and exotic birds with over 180 varieties and around 3200 birds. The park which is located in the Southern part of the island expands on a landscape of 35 acres dedicated for bird enthusiast and for those who study ornithology

Ridiyagama safari park is the first ever man made safari park in Sri Lanka which opened its doors to the public in 2016. It was built for tourism with the assistance of the National Zoological department of Sri Lanka. Spanning across 500 acres, the park consists of 22 species of animals which mainly includes mammals and birds. Highlights The safari park consists or two separate zones for carnivores and herbivores respectively Home to many animals such as African Lion, Elephants, Tigers and more It is safe for families and those who are not too passionate about wildlife

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Half Day Safari to Yala National Park, one of Sri Lanka's most renowned wildlife sanctuaries. Yala is renowned for its dense leopard population, offering you a rare opportunity to spot these elusive big cats in their natural habitat. The park is also home to a large number of elephants, providing a thrilling sight as you witness these gentle giants roaming freely. As you explore the park, you'll be surrounded by a symphony of bird calls, showcasing Yala's incredible bird diversity. Keep your eyes peeled for colorful kingfishers, majestic eagles, and a variety of other bird species that call Yala home. To enhance your safari experience, we provide a delicious picnic breakfast amidst the wilderness, allowing you to savor the serenity of nature. As the day progresses, enjoy a hearty lunch, complete with refreshing cool drinks, ensuring you stay energized and hydrated throughout the adventure.

Udawalawe National Park, one of Sri Lanka's expansive reserves, is renowned for its substantial population of Asian elephants, often seen in herds of up to 100. Beyond elephants, the park is home to a diverse array of animals, including jungle cats, fishing cats, gray hangers, toque macaques, foxes, bandicoots, mongooses, jackals, wild boars, and water buffalo, among others. Your guide will impart valuable insights about the park's wildlife and its delicate ecosystem throughout the excursion. With morning and afternoon departure choices, you can tailor your experience to align with your vacation timetable.

Guests can Take a City Tour of Colombo at their preferred time, be it in the morning or the evening. The tour schedule is adaptable, allowing you to choose the timing that suits your convenience. Regardless of whether you opt for a morning or evening commencement, you are guaranteed a distinctive and thrilling exploration of the lively city of Colombo. *Galle Face *Gangaramaya Temple *Indipendance Square/Arcade *Pettaha Local Market etc..

An ancient Buddhist temple. King Kavantissa built this temple and a large dagoba by treasuring the relics of Lord Buddha. Tissa Lake is located nearby. Therefore, it has been concluded that the village, the temple and the tank were built according to the concept of the Dagaba.