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Sri Lanka New Year Batch 2

Sri Lanka New Year Batch 2

Sri Lanka New Year Party Trip

Experience the vibrant beauty of Sri Lanka as you journey through five unique destinations. Begin in Colombo, the lively capital city, where modern life meets colonial charm. Head into the hill country to explore Kandy, the cultural heart of the island, home to the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic. Continue to the breathtaking highlands of Ella, surrounded by tea plantations, misty mountains, and iconic spots like Little Adam’s Peak and the Nine Arches Bridge. Then unwind on the southern coast in Mirissa, known for its golden beaches and proximity to the historic Galle Fort. Finally, relax in Bentota, a serene beachside town perfect for water activities, boat rides, and watching baby turtles at a hatchery. This journey offers a perfect blend of nature, culture, and coastal bliss.

Itinerary Breakdown

  • Arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport.

  • Meet & greet by your guide/driver.

  • Transfer to Colombo (Approx. 1 hr drive)

  • Enjoy a lively night at one of Colombo’s popular casinos.

  • Overnight stay in Colombo.

What’s in the Package?
  • Accommodation at the hotels:

  • Colombo – 1 Night ( Sofia Colombo City Hotel )

  • Kandy – 2 Nights ( Royal Classic Resort Kandy )

  • Ela – 1 Night ( 3 Arch Resort Ela )

  • Mirissa – 2 Nights ( Nil Diya Beach Resort )

  • Bentota – 1 Night ( Earl’s Regent Beruwala )

  • Meals on BB Basis, except Kandy & Bentota which are on HB Bas

  • Transportation in an air-conditioned car

  • Entrance fees & experiences included for:

  • Sigiriya Rock

  • Seetha Amman Temple

  • Tea Factory Visit

  • Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage

  • Madhu River Boat Safari

  • Turtle Hatchery Visit

  • Tol Charges

Notes

DO’S IN SRI LANKA

  • Respect local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especialy when visiting temples or religious sites.

  • Remove your shoes and hats before entering temples and homes.

  • Use your right hand for giving and receiving things, as the left hand is considered unclean.

  • Try the local cuisine and street food — it’s delicious and a big part of the experience!

  • Carry a reusable water bottle and stay hydrated, but only drink bottled or purified water.

  • Bargain politely in markets and shops, but always keep a friendly attitude.

  • Use sunscreen and insect repelent to protect yourself from the sun and mosquitoes.

  • Respect wildlife and nature — avoid feeding animals and stick to marked trails.

  • Learn a few basic Sinhala or Tamil phrases; locals appreciate the effort.

  • Use registered taxis or tuk-tuks and agree on the fare beforehand.

  • Carry some cash as smal vendors may not accept cards.

DON’TS IN SRI LANKA

  • Don’t wear revealing clothing especialy when visiting religious or rural areas.

  • Don’t touch someone’s head — it’s considered disrespectful.

  • Don’t point your feet at people or religious objects; feet are seen as unclean.

  • Don’t take photos inside temples or of locals without permission.

  • Don’t litter or damage the environment. Keep Sri Lanka clean.

  • Don’t engage in public displays of affection, as this may offend local sensibilities.

  • Don’t drink tap water; always use bottled or filtered water.

  • Don’t discuss politics or the civil war openly with strangers.

  • Don’t buy or possess ilegal drugs — penalties are severe.

  • Don’t rush or show impatience; Sri Lanka has a laid-back vibe, so go with the flow.

Price on Request