ANURADHAPURA

Breakfast at the hotel

Visit Anuradhapura

Anuradhapura is an ancient historical city comprising of religious places of worship and Buddhist shrines constructed by the past Kings of Sri Lanka and was the island’s capital between the 5th century BC and the 11th century AD. You will see some of the most famous as well as the tallest dagobas of Sri Lanka, remains from palaces, temples, monasteries, ceremonial baths and the temple of the holy Bo-tree. This tree was grown from a sapling of the very tree under which more than 2500 years ago the Buddha found enlightenment

Afternoon at leisure.

*Forest Rock Garden served Vegetarian food only & no liquor is served

Dinner & overnight stay at Forest Rock Garden (Deluxe room) or similar www.forestrockgarden.lk/

ANURADHAPURA/ SIGIRIYA

Anuradhapura – Sigiriya 90kms 02h approx.

Breakfast at the hotel

Departure to Sigiriya

Arrival & check in to the hotel- standard check in time 14h00

Lunch at the hotel

Afternoon dedicated to Ayurveda treatments / Yoga / meditation (as decided by the resort)

Dinner & overnight stay at Amuna Ayurvedha Retreat (standard room) or similar
www.amunaayurvedaretreat.com/

SIGIRIYA/ POLONNARUWA/ SIGIRIYA

Sigiriya- Polonnaruwa 67kms 01h30mins approx. One way

Breakfast at the hotel

Morning dedicated to Ayurveda treatments / Yoga / meditation (as decided by the resort)

Lunch at the hotel

Visit the archeological city of Polonnaruwa.
The ruined capital of Polonnaruwa is one of the undisputed highlights of the Cultural Triangle and is a UNESCO world heritage site. The heyday of the city in the twelfth century represented one of the high watermarks of early Sri Lankan civilization. Polonnaruwa extensive and well-preserved remains, offer a fascinating snapshot of medieval Sri Lanka, including some of the island’s finest monuments and it is compact enough to be thoroughly explored in 3 hours. The Gal Vihara, a collection of magnificent Buddha statues carved out of sheer rock is not to be missed and a prime example of the craftsmanship of that era
Dinner & overnight stay at Amuna Ayurvedha Retreat (standard room) or similar
www.amunaayurvedaretreat.com/

SIGIRIYA

Breakfast at the hotel

Morning dedicated to Ayurveda treatments / Yoga /meditation (as decided by the resort)

Lunch at the hotel

Visit Sigiriya

Climb the 5th century Sigiriya Rock fortress which is a UNESCO world heritage site, built by King Kashyapa (477-495). The spectacular citadel of Sigiriya rises sheer and impregnable out of the plains of the dry zone. It is the country’s most memorable single attraction, a remarkable archeological site made unforgettable by its dramatic setting. The rock was the innermost stronghold of a 70 hectare fortified town. A moat, rampart and extensive gardens including the renowned water gardens ring the base of the rock. Visit the world-renowned frescoes of the 'Heavenly Maidens' of Sigiriya, which are in a sheltered pocket of the rock approached by a spiral stairway.

Dinner & overnight stay at Amuna Ayurvedha Retreat (standard room) or similar
www.amunaayurvedaretreat.com/

SIGIRIYA/ DAMBULLA/ KANDY Sigiriya- Kandy 94kms 02h30mins approx.

Breakfast at the hotel

Departure to Kandy

Visit Dambulla Cave Temple en route Dambulla Cave Temple, which is famous for its rock paintings and is among the best preserved monastic temple cave complexes in Sri Lanka. Dambulla’s origins as a place of worship dates back to the reign of King Valagamba in the 1st century BC, who took refuge in these caves when driven out of Anuradhapura by Chola invaders. Once he regained the throne, the king had the interior of the caves transformed in to magnificent rock temples. More paintings and statues were added over time by later kings

Continue to Kandy and make a stop at a spice garden, Matale Sri Lanka has been famous for centuries for its trade in spices and spice gardens. A visit to one of these herb and spice gardens provides a visitor with a firsthand experience on how these amazing treasures are grown and prepared. Some of the herbs and spices grown can include Sandalwood, Margosa, Cocoa, Citronella, Almond, Jasmine and Coconut and spices such as cloves, pepper, ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon and saffron are grown in these gardens Arrival & check in to the hotel Lunch at the hotel Afternoon dedicated to Ayurveda treatments/ Yoga (as decided by the resort)

Dinner & overnight stay at Samadhi Centre (Mud House) or similar www.thekandysamadhicentre.com/

*Please note all the rooms are allocated in the hill terrace and it will take 5 to 10 minutes to climb and reach to each and every rooms from the main restaurant .If clients have any kind of difficulties for walking climb on the path to the rooms please let us know in advance so we can try to offer them an optional rooms for that.

Kindly notice that Kandy Samadhi Centre is not suitable for toddlers. Please note that due to its uneven terrain and steep paths and access to the rivers, the location is unsafe in wet weather to toddlers or small children. Although children are most welcome at Samadhi, it is entirely up to the parents' own responsibility.

There is Wi-Fi in some areas. But it will be little slow because Samadhi is situated mountain area in the Kandy. It is a 3G connection only.

In Samadhi , they do not have Air Conditioning Rooms. But all rooms are airy and cool inside. Evening around 18 C & day time 23 – 25 C.

KANDY

Breakfast at the hotel

Morning dedicated to Ayurveda treatments/ Yoga (as decided by the resort)

Lunch at the hotel
Afternoon, proceed on a Kandy city tour

Kandy is a UNESCO world heritage site. The historic city about 480m above sea level surrounded by mountains was known to Sri Lankan as Kanda Uda Rata, which means the hill country. Kandy was home to Sri Lanka's last independent Kingdom, which survived two centuries of colonial incursion before finally falling to the British at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Visit the Temple of the tooth, the Peradeniya University campus and catch a panoramic view of the picturesque town from Upper Lake Drive. Early evening, you will attend a Kandyan Dance performance and a spectacular fire walking finale. Dinner & overnight stay at Samadhi Centre (Mud House) or similar www.thekandysamadhicentre.com/

KANDY

Breakfast at the hotel

Morning dedicated to Ayurveda treatments/ Yoga (as decided by the resort)

Lunch at the hotel
Visit Peradeniya Botanical Garden

The Royal Botanical Gardens is the largest of Sri Lanka’s botanical gardens with over 4,000 different species of plants and is regarded among the finest in Asia. The origins of the Botanical Gardens date to 1371 when King Wikramabahu III took to the throne and kept his court at Peradeniya near the Mahaweli, where the gardens were reserved exclusively for Kandyan Royalty. Some of the highlights when visiting these unique gardens would be the Orchid collection, walking through a stunning avenue of Royal Palm Trees as well as a giant Javan Fig Tree on the great lawn. Another key feature of the gardens is the large collection of medicinal plants and spices.

Dinner & overnight stay at Samadhi Centre (Mud House) or similar
www.thekandysamadhicentre.com/

KANDY/ NEGOMBO

Kandy-Negombo 128kms 03h30mins approx.

Breakfast at the hotel

Departure towards Negombo

Arrival and check in to the hotel-standard check in time-14h00

Lunch at the hotel

Afternoon dedicated to Ayurveda treatments (as decided by the resort)

Dinner & overnight stay at Jetwing Ayurvedha Pavilions (classic A/C room) or similar
www.jetwinghotels.com/jetwingayurvedapavilions/

NEGOMBO/ COLOMBO/ NEGOMBO

Negombo- Colombo 01h approx.one way

Breakfast at the hotel

Transfer to Colombo and proceed on a city tour

The capital city and commercial hub of Sri Lanka, Colombo is gradually transforming into a busy metropolis. Located on the west coast of the island with a population in the city numbered at around 800,000 it is by far the biggest city in the country. Lined with an intriguing mix of classical 18th and 19th century buildings and architecture from the Colonial period, the city has undergone several restoration and renovation projects in these “heritage” structures which have been converted to trendy shopping complexes, arcades and restaurants.

Return to the hotel for lunch

Afternoon dedicated to Ayurveda treatments (as decided by the resort)

Dinner & overnight stay at Jetwing Ayurvedha Pavilions (classic A/C room) or similar
www.jetwinghotels.com/jetwingayurvedapavilions/

NEGOMBO

The day at leisure at the hotel on FB at Jetwing Ayurvedha Pavilions (classic A/C room) or similar www.jetwinghotels.com/jetwingayurvedapavilions/
Full day dedicated to dedicated to Ayurveda treatments (as decided by the resort)

Chaufferur and the vehicle will NOT be available

DAY 12 NEGOMBO/ AIRPORT Negombo -airport 20mins approx.

Breakfast at the hotel

Transfer to the airport to connect with the departure flight.-Rooms have to be vacated by 12h00

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Balance 75% of the invoice value to be paid, at least 45 days prior to the arrival date.

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