Lanka Nature Trails

  Example Itinerary for 7D/6N tour in Sri Lanka. Starting Place - Colombo or Negombo. Day 1 Morning - Proceed to Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. (Spend 2 hours) Lunch- Afternoon - Proceed to Habarana - Enjoy a wildlife safari Optional - After the safari, have an Ayurvedic (herbal) massage. Dinner  Sleep at your hotel Day 2 Morning - Visit Sigiriya Return to hotel and fresh-up  Visit Dambulla rock cave temple Lunch Afternoon - Proceed to Kandy Evening 5pm Witness a cultural show Next - Visit Temple of the tooth Dinner Overnight Stay at Kandy (Hotel) Day 3 Morning - Kandy city tour 11am Proceed to Nuwara Eliya Lunch on the way at Ramboda. Afternoon - Visit a tea factory. Proceed to Nuwara Eliya Dinner and overnight stay Day 4 Early morning - Visit Horton plains / The world’s end. Catch the train to Ella Lunch at Ella around 3.30 pm After Lunch trekking tour to Nine Arches Bridge Dinner and overnight stay at Ella Day 5  Morning - Trekking to Little Adem’s peak.  Trekking to Ella’s rock Late

Sinharaja rain forest Sinharaja Forest Reserve is a tropical rainforest located in southwestern Sri Lanka. The forest is renowned for its high biodiversity and unique ecology. It's considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a World Biosphere Reserve.   Biodiversity: Sinharaja is home to a wide range of plant and animal species, many of which are endemic to Sri Lanka. It's a hotspot for birdwatching, with numerous bird species, including some that are found only in this region.   Flora: The forest is characterized by its dense vegetation, with a variety of tree species, ferns, orchids, and other plants. The canopy layer is particularly diverse, providing habitat for many different species.   Fauna: Sinharaja is inhabited by various mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and insects. Some of the notable species include the Sri Lankan Leopard, Purple-faced Langur, and various species of owls, frogs, and butterflies.   Conservation: Due to its ecological significance, Si

  Knuckles Mountain Range – Trekking in Sri Lanka. Knuckles mountain range is situated in central Sri Lanka in Kandy and Matale districts.   That’s an evergreen forest and rich in bio-diversity. It is home to a large number of flora and fauna. This magnificently panoramic region is one of the rarely visited lands in the country. The heights of the peaks of this mountain range from 1060m to 1906m. “Gombaniya” is the highest, knuckle shaped “Five peaks” are the second highest (1864m) and “Knucles-Kirigalpoththa” (Different from the Kirigalpoththa at Horton planes) is the third (1647m). The stunning views found within this conservation area make it an ideal destination for leisurely strolls and adventurous hikes. This enchanting location encompasses a network of nature trails that wind through lush landscapes, leading to mesmerizing waterfalls and babbling water streams. The expanse of the Knuckles mountain range covers around 155 square kilometers, embracing within its realm five disti

  Pidurangala Rock Pidurangala Rock is a popular tourist destination located in Sigiriya, Sri Lanka. It is situated just a few kilometers north of the famous Sigiriya Rock Fortress, another iconic landmark in the region. Pidurangala is a significant historical and cultural site, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Historical Significance: Pidurangala Rock holds significant historical and cultural importance, especially in relation to the nearby Sigiriya Rock Fortress.   It is believed to have been a monastic complex dating back to ancient times. Buddhist monks used the site as a meditation retreat, and there are several ancient ruins including a forty feet long reclining statue of the Buddha and caves at the top of the rock. Pidurangala and Sigiriya are closely linked historically. It is believed that when King Kasyapa built the Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the 5th century AD, he relocated the existing Buddhist monastery (“Uppalavanna Kashyapa Girri Viharaya”)

  Horton planes - Trekking locations in Sri Lanka Horton Plains National Park is an excellent trekking location in Sri Lanka, offering visitors a unique and adventurous experience amidst breathtaking natural beauty. "Horton Plains” national park is located in the central highlands of Sri Lanka. Horton planes national park is the only national park in Sri Lanka where hiking and trekking is permitted. Horton Plains National Park is situated in the Nuwara Eliya District and is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning landscapes, unique flora, and fauna. The park is home to diverse wildlife, including species like sambar deer, purple-faced langur monkeys, and a variety of bird species.   One of the main attractions within Horton Plains is the World's End, a breathtaking escarpment that offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Another well-known feature is Baker's Falls, a beautiful waterfall within the park. Horton Plains is also known for its gr