Sigiriya Rock  – Sigiriya Rock, also known as Lion’s Rock, is a stunning ancient rock fortress and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rising 200 meters above the surrounding jungle, it offers breathtaking views and is home to impressive frescoes, a mirror wall, and the remains of a royal palace. It’s a must-visit historical landmark that reflects Sri Lanka’s rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance.

Dambulla – Dambulla is home to the famous Dambulla Cave Temple, a complex of five caves filled with vibrant Buddhist murals and over 150 statues of Buddha. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a peaceful retreat that offers insight into Sri Lanka’s religious history, as well as panoramic views of the surrounding landscape from the cave’s mountaintop location.

Spice gardens –  Sri Lanka’s spice gardens offer visitors the chance to explore the island’s rich agricultural heritage. Here, you can learn about the cultivation of famous spices like cinnamon, pepper, and cardamom. Visitors can enjoy guided tours through fragrant gardens and even purchase fresh spices and herbs to take home, making it an aromatic and educational experience.

Minneriya Jeep Safari – Minneriya National Park is renowned for its incredible wildlife and is particularly famous for the large gatherings of elephants that visit the Minneriya Tank. The jeep safari through the park allows visitors to see elephants in their natural habitat, along with other wildlife like deer, leopards, and various bird species. It’s a thrilling safari experience set in a diverse and vibrant ecosystem.