Day No: 1
Description: On arrival you will be met by the Jetwing Travels Representative. (For assistance please call our 24hrs on line mobile no ++94 777 287837.

Over night stay at GALLE FACE HOTEL,REGENCY Colombo.

Day No: 2
Description: After breakfast leave early around 0700 hrs to Dambulla, en-rout visit the Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawela. Thereafter proceed to Dambulla and visit the Cave Temples.

Overnight Stay at AMAYA LAKE 4 *, Dambulla

Day No: 3
Description: After a very early breakfast visit and climb the Sigiriya Rock Fortress. Thereafter proceed to Polonnaruwa for sight seeing.

Overnight Stay at AMAYA LAKE 4 *, Dambulla

Day No: 4
Description: After breakfast proceed to Kandy. En-rout visit a spice garden and a Batic factory in Matale. Afterwards visit a Batik Factory where you can see the manufacture of beautiful Batik prints. These shops contain a wide variety of Batik items.
Thereafter proceed to Kandy and check in at the Amaya Hills. If you happen to travel between 7th – 16th August 2008 you will get the rare opportunity to witness the famous Kandy Perahara.

Overnight stay at AMAYA HILLS 4*, Kandy.

Day No: 5
Description: After breakfast visit the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya. On completion return to the hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Overnight stay at AMAYA HILLS 4*, Kandy.

Day No: 6
Description: After breakfast leave for Nuwara Eliya, en-rout visiting a Tea Plantation. Proceed to Nuwara Eliya and check in at the hotel.

Over night stay at JETWING ST ANDREW’S HOTEL (Colonial), Nuwara Eliya.

Day No: 7
Description: After breakfast visit the Horton Plains National Park.

Over night stay at JETWING ST ANDREW’S HOTEL (Colonial), Nuwara Eliya.

Day No: 8
Description: After breakfast leave for Yala via Ella. Evening Jeep Safari at Yala National Park.

Overnight stay at YALA VILLAGE 3*, Yala.

Day No: 9
Description: After breakfast leave for the beach stay and get dropped off at preferred beach hotel

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Places of Interest ...

POLONNARUWA – is another “UNESCO World Heritage Site” was the Capital of Sri Lanka from 11th - 13th Centuries, contains some splendid and spectacular statues.

Lankatilake, Tivanka and Thuparama are the most beautiful and largest Image Houses and Tivanka has the best examples of frescoes of the Polonnaruwa period. Rankoth Vehera and Kirivehera are well preserved large stupas, and Gal Vihare - a rock shrine, has four Buddha statues, two seated, one standing and one reclining and Parakrama Bahu statue are examples of Sinhalese stone carver. The Vata-da-ge is a unique creation of the Sri Lankan artists. The medieval capital, Polonnaruwa was fortified with inner & outer moats and inner & outer walls. The Parakrama Samudra is on the western side of the city. The Royal Palace , Audience Hall and other buildings in the inner city were enclosed by another tall wall.

NUWARA ELIYA - The ‘Little England' of Sri Lanka , is set against beautiful backdrops of Mountains, Valleys, Waterfalls and Tea Plantations. It is supposed to be one of the coolest places in the Island , but it is really just like an English spring day, although the temperature does drop at night. All around Nuwara Eliya you will see evidence of the British influence, houses like country cottages or Queen Ann style mansions. The Victoria Park, in the middle of the town, is a lovely place for a stroll or a picnic and is also good for Birding as you get some rare birds in this Park. Seasons may be absent elsewhere in Sri Lanka , but here you can read them by the flowers, which bloom in the spring (march to May) and the fall (August and September). These are the “seasons” when low-country folk flock to Nuwara Eliya to escape the sea level heat and humidity.

HORTON PLAINS NATIONAL PARK - 20 miles (32 km) from Nuwara Eliya via Ambewela and Pattipola, is the Horton Plains only 3160 hectares in extent. Known to Sri Lankans as Mahaeliya, it became Horton Plains after Sir Robert Horton, British Governor from 1831- 1837. Horton Plains became a Nature Reserve in 1969 and upgraded as a National Park in 1988 due to its unique watershed and bio-diversity values. Its flora has high level of endemism. The hills are covered with diverse wet low evergreen forest with even large trees grown flattened to the ground on the higher windswept slopes. Horton Plains harbours 52 species of resident birds and 11 species of migrant birds. More then 2,000 to 3,000 Sambhur, Bear Monkey, Leopard, Barking Deer, Giant Squirrel, Fishing Cat, Wild Boar and Hares roam in the forests and grasslands but only seldom they could be seen other than the Sambhur in the evening and morning. For accommodation Ginihiriya Bungalow (Anderson Lodge) with 4 DBL rooms and 2 separate dormitories (Vana Nivahana) serve for groups.Two escarpments- “World's End” and “Little World's End” falling from the Horton Plains 1000 feet and 3000 feet respectively, to the land below and the Baker's Falls are places you should visit. This is the only National Park where visitors could walk on their own in the designated tracks.

YALA (RUHUNA) NATIONAL PARK - the Ruhunu National Park covers 126,786 hectares including the Strict Natural Reserve (Block II). The most familiar is Block I (14,101 hectares) and this were established in 1938. Yala is famous for its big herds and large number of Elephants, Leopards, Spotted Deer, Sambhur, Crocodiles, Mongoose, Wild Boar, Wild Buffalo, and many other animals. More than 130 bird species are recorded which includes the resident and winter visitors. There are 7 Bungalows inside the Park with few Camp Sites .