Touch down at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and step into the energy of Delhi, India’s vast, storied capital. After completing immigration, customs and baggage claim, meet your Lumle Holidays representative just outside the arrivals hall for a warm welcome and a seamless transfer to your hotel. Remaining time at leisure.

Few capitals are as layered as Delhi. Over centuries, Mongol, Turkic, Persian, Afghan, Mughal and British dynasties shaped and reshaped the city, rebuilding it repeatedly into new imperial visions. Today, the twin worlds of Old Delhi and New Delhi sit side by side—spice-laden lanes and temple spires giving way to Lutyens’ grand, tree-lined boulevards—together forming the cultural and political heart of the world’s largest democracy.

Evening at leisure to unwind and adjust to India Standard Time. Tomorrow, Delhi’s contrasts deepen—from Mughal forts to market mazes—setting the rhythm for your India highlights tour.

Rise early for an evocative Old Delhi immersion. At the vast red-sandstone courtyards of Jama Masjid—one of Asia’s largest mosques—the city hum softens to the cadence of morning prayers. From here, slip into a classic cycle-rickshaw and rattle through the old lanes of Chandni Chowk, where spice merchants, silversmiths and sari sellers spill colour and cardamom into the air. It’s a living tapestry of Mughal boulevards and medieval bazaars—tight gullies, tinkling temple bells and the fragrant swirl of masalas.

Late morning, transfer to New Delhi Railway Station for your swift journey to Agra aboard the modern Vande Bharat Express. Glide past mustard fields and village cenotaphs as the plains of the Yamuna open out towards the city of emperors.

On arrival in Agra, a Lumle representative will meet you on the platform and assist with a smooth hotel check-in. Once the heart of an empire, Agra rose under the Lodhis and then flowered with Mughal grandeur—Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan staged an age of domes, gardens and artistry whose legacy you’ll feel in its forts, mausoleums and ateliers. Today, beyond the Taj Mahal, Agra’s lanes still hum with leather-workers, stone carvers and inlay artisans tracing designs their forebears perfected for emperors.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Agra.

Rise before dawn for a soul-stirring visit to the Taj Mahal at sunrise (weather permitting). As first light brushes the Yamuna, the mausoleum’s Makrana marble shifts from blush-rose to pearly gold—its perfect symmetry, lyrical calligraphy and pietra dura inlay revealing themselves with the morning. Commissioned in 1631 by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of Mumtaz Mahal, this masterpiece—attributed to the architect Ustad Ahmad Lahori—is said to have taken eighteen years and over 20,000 craftsmen to complete. The charbagh garden, a poetic vision of paradise with axial pools and cypress, frames the monument in serene reflection.

Return to your hotel for a lingering breakfast and some downtime. Later, delve into the imperial heart of the Mughal era at the formidable Agra Fort, whose sandstone ramparts rise above the river. Within its palatial arcades and courtyards, you’ll encounter a tapestry of styles—Persian, Timurid and Rajput influences—reflecting the cosmopolitan vision of emperors Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan. Marble pavilions, audience halls and filigreed jharokhas look across to the Taj, a poignant line of sight that threads power, poetry and love.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Agra.

After breakfast, depart Agra for Ranthambore (approx. 239 km / 5 hours, traffic-dependent), tracing a route that threads village fields, roadside shrines and camel carts. Today’s journey weaves Mughal grandeur into tiger country, setting the stage for your Ranthambore safari days ahead.

Continue south-west toward Ranthambore National Park, where crumbling hilltop ramparts and ancient temples punctuate forests of dhok and deciduous teak. The reserve is renowned for Bengal tiger sightings and evocative ruins that lend every game drive a sense of legend.

Arrive in Ranthambore and check in to your jungle lodge. As dusk colours the Aravalli foothills, gather for an engaging Tiger Talk with the resident naturalist—an insightful primer on tiger behaviour, zone ecology, park etiquette and how best to prepare for tomorrow’s Ranthambore game drives.

This overland leg blends Agra to Ranthambore travel with the Fatehpur Sikri stop—an ideal balance of Mughal heritage and tiger safari in India for a seamless, story-rich journey.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Ranthambore.

Wake to the forest chorus and roll out at first light for a shared Canter safari in Ranthambore National Park. As mist lifts from dhok woodlands and crumbling ramparts, scan waterholes and sunlit clearings for Bengal tigers, shy leopards, sambar and chital deer, and solo marsh crocodiles idling at lake edges. Your naturalist will interpret pugmarks, alarm calls and the park’s unique blend of ruined fortifications and wild terrain.

Return to the lodge for a leisurely breakfast and downtime by the pool or gardens. In the afternoon, head back into a different safari zone for a second shared Canter—fresh tracks, changing light and new perspectives on Ranthambore’s storybook landscapes.

Meals today: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Overnight in Ranthambore.

Enjoy a relaxed morning at leisure—a final stroll through the lodge gardens, a dip in the pool, or time to leaf through your safari photos.

After lunch, check out and drive to Jaipur (approx. 152 km / 4 hours, traffic-dependent). The route threads village fields and low Aravalli ridges before unfurling into the Pink City, famed for arts and crafts, jewellery, hand-block prints and stone carving—a model of Rajput urban planning shaped by Mughal aesthetics.

On arrival, meet your Lumle Holidays representative for assistance with hotel check-in. The evening is at leisure: settle in at the hotel or wander to nearby boutiques and cafés for a gentle first taste of Jaipur.

Meals today: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Overnight in Jaipur.

After breakfast, rise into the Aravalli hills for Amber Fort, whose honeyed ramparts, crenellations and domes crown a rugged ridge like something from a fairy tale. Enter through sunlit courtyards to a world of mirror-work, polished marble and carved sandstone: the Diwan-i-Aam (Hall of Public Audience), frescoed Ganesh Pol gateway, perfumed gardens and latticed zenana. In the scintillating Sheesh Mahal (Hall of Mirrors), a single flame can ripple into a thousand points of light—an optical theatre of the Rajput courts.

Return to the city to explore the City Palace Museum, an elegant fusion of Rajput and Mughal aesthetics. Galleries unveil royal textiles, miniature paintings, silver howdahs, celestial weapons and the famed Gangajali vessels said to have carried holy water. Nearby, at the astonishing Jantar Mantar (1726 CE), you’ll stand among monumental instruments—most notably the Samrat Yantra—that read the heavens with remarkable accuracy, a stone observatory where science becomes sculpture.

Pause for a photo stop at the iconic Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds): a five-storey pink-sandstone façade stippled with jaali screens and airy niches, once allowing royal women to observe processions unseen. As late afternoon softens the city’s palette, wander Jaipur’s colourful bazaars—Johari for gemstones, Bapu for hand-block prints and leather, Tripolia for lac bangles—where bargaining is a friendly art and dyes hang like prayer flags.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Jaipur.

Today: Jaipur sightseeing, Amber Fort Hall of Mirrors, City Palace Museum, Jantar Mantar observatory, Hawa Mahal photo stop, Jaipur markets.

Enjoy a relaxed morning at leisure in the Pink City—a final unhurried breakfast before departure.

Later, depart by road for Delhi (approx. 285 km / 4–5 hours, traffic-dependent). The highway rolls past mustard fields, roadside dhabas and temple spires, easing you from Rajasthan’s russet landscapes toward the capital’s wide, tree-lined avenues.

On arrival in Delhi, enjoy an orientation drive past the ceremonial arch of India Gate and the stately Rashtrapati Bhavan (President’s House), with grassy vistas and sandstone ministries framing the capital’s monumental axis.

Later, step into the quiet geometry of Humayun’s Tomb—a UNESCO World Heritage Site completed in 1570 and the first great garden-tomb of the Indian subcontinent. Its Persian-influenced charbagh layout, red sandstone inlay and soaring double dome heralded the innovations that would culminate in the Taj Mahal. As light softens across arcades and pavilions, trace the lineages of Mughal artistry that echo through India’s most iconic monuments.

Then check in to your hotel for the final night of your itinerary. The evening is free—unwind at the hotel, or head out for a last taste of North Indian cuisine, from fragrant kebabs to slow-cooked dals.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Delhi.

Today: Jaipur to Delhi drive, Rajasthan to Delhi road trip, Delhi sightseeing, last night in Delhi.

After breakfast, transfer to Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) for your flight to Colombo, the gateway to Sri Lanka. Sit back and enjoy the journey as you leave India behind and cross the Indian Ocean to begin the next chapter of your holiday.

Upon arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB), complete immigration and collect your luggage before being warmly welcomed by your local Lumle Holidays representative. You will then begin a scenic drive through Sri Lanka's lush countryside to Sigiriya, located in the heart of the island's renowned Cultural Triangle.

As the journey unfolds, enjoy your first glimpse of Sri Lanka's beautiful landscapes, passing tropical villages, coconut plantations, paddy fields and gently swaying palms. Upon arrival at your hotel, check in and relax for the evening, ready to begin exploring one of Sri Lanka's most fascinating regions tomorrow.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Sigiriya.

Today: Delhi to Colombo flight, arrival in Sri Lanka, scenic transfer to Sigiriya, overnight in the Cultural Triangle.

After breakfast, depart for one of Sri Lanka's most iconic landmarks – the magnificent Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World". Rising almost 200 metres above the surrounding plains, this extraordinary fifth-century citadel is one of Asia's finest archaeological treasures and a remarkable masterpiece of ancient urban planning.

Begin your ascent through the beautifully landscaped Royal Water Gardens, regarded as some of the oldest surviving landscaped gardens in the world. Continue past the famous Mirror Wall and the celebrated Sigiriya Frescoes, where graceful celestial maidens have adorned the rock face for more than 1,500 years. Halfway up, pause beside the imposing Lion's Paws, the monumental gateway that once formed part of an enormous lion-shaped entrance to the royal palace.

Those reaching the summit are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views across Sri Lanka's lush countryside while exploring the fascinating remains of King Kashyapa's royal palace, reservoirs and gardens. If you prefer not to make the climb, the beautifully maintained gardens surrounding the fortress provide an equally rewarding experience, allowing you to appreciate the sheer scale and engineering brilliance of this extraordinary monument.

This afternoon is at leisure, or you may choose to join an optional Jeep Safari in Minneriya National Park (payable locally). Accompanied by an experienced naturalist, venture into the park in search of Sri Lanka's remarkable wildlife. Depending on the season, you may witness the world-famous "Gathering", where hundreds of wild Asian elephants congregate around the ancient Minneriya Reservoir. The park is also home to sambar deer, monkeys, crocodiles, water buffalo, colourful birdlife and, on rare occasions, the elusive Sri Lankan leopard.

As the afternoon draws to a close, return to your hotel with unforgettable memories of one of the world's greatest archaeological treasures. The remainder of the evening is at leisure to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of Sigiriya, ready for tomorrow's adventures.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Sigiriya.

Today: Sigiriya Rock Fortress, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Royal Water Gardens, Mirror Wall, Sigiriya Frescoes, Lion's Paws, Minneriya National Park safari, overnight in Sigiriya.

After breakfast, visit the magnificent Dambulla Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest, best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka. Carved into a towering granite outcrop, this sacred sanctuary has welcomed pilgrims for more than two thousand years and remains one of the country's most important centres of Buddhist worship.

Climb the gentle steps to discover five remarkable cave shrines adorned with over 2,000 square metres of beautifully preserved murals depicting the life of Buddha. Inside, more than 150 Buddha statues, together with colourful paintings covering the ceilings and walls, create an atmosphere of peace and devotion, while the scent of incense and the soft glow of oil lamps add to the temple's timeless spirituality.

Later, experience authentic village life during the delightful Hiriwadunna Village Experience. Begin with a peaceful catamaran boat ride across a tranquil lake surrounded by tropical vegetation before continuing by traditional bullock cart or tuk-tuk through the rural countryside. Meet local villagers and gain a fascinating insight into everyday life that has changed little over generations.

Your visit culminates at a welcoming village home, where you'll enjoy a freshly prepared traditional Sri Lankan lunch made using locally grown ingredients. Savour authentic regional flavours before finishing with the island's beloved dessert of Curd & Treacle—creamy buffalo curd drizzled with sweet kithul palm treacle, a true taste of Sri Lanka.

After a day rich in culture, tradition and genuine Sri Lankan hospitality, return to your hotel in Sigiriya. Spend the remainder of the evening at leisure, reflecting on the unforgettable experiences of the Cultural Triangle before tomorrow's journey continues.

Meals today: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Overnight in Sigiriya.

Today: Dambulla Cave Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Buddhist cave temples, Hiriwadunna Village Experience, catamaran boat ride, traditional Sri Lankan lunch, Sigiriya.

After breakfast, leave the Cultural Triangle behind and travel south towards the beautiful hill city of Kandy. En route, stop at the renowned Matale Spice Gardens, where Sri Lanka's famous spices have been cultivated for centuries. Wander through fragrant plantations filled with cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, nutmeg, pepper and vanilla while learning about their culinary, medicinal and Ayurvedic uses from knowledgeable local guides.

During your visit, enjoy a fascinating demonstration of traditional herbal remedies and natural products made from locally grown spices. You will also have the opportunity to experience a complimentary Ayurvedic head and shoulder massage, a relaxing introduction to Sri Lanka's ancient wellness traditions. Afterwards, savour a delicious traditional Sri Lankan lunch, prepared using many of the fresh spices and ingredients grown in the gardens.

Continue your scenic journey into Sri Lanka's central highlands, arriving in the historic city of Kandy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by mist-covered hills and centred around the picturesque Kandy Lake, this elegant city was the final royal capital of the Sinhala Kingdom and remains the spiritual and cultural heart of the nation.

This evening, enjoy a colourful Kandyan Cultural Show, where talented performers showcase centuries-old traditions through graceful dances, energetic drumming, vibrant costumes and spectacular fire-walking performances. This captivating spectacle offers a wonderful introduction to the customs and heritage that make Kandy one of Sri Lanka's most treasured destinations.

After an enriching day of fragrant spice gardens, cultural discoveries and scenic mountain landscapes, check into your hotel in Kandy. The remainder of the evening is at leisure to relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Sri Lanka's enchanting hill capital.

Meals today: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Overnight in Kandy.

Today: Matale Spice Gardens, Ayurvedic massage, traditional Sri Lankan lunch, Kandy, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kandyan Cultural Show, overnight in Kandy.

After breakfast, discover the cultural treasures of Kandy, Sri Lanka's last royal capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by emerald hills and centred around the picturesque Kandy Lake, the city has long been regarded as the spiritual heart of the island. Once the final stronghold of the Sinhala kings, Kandy continues to preserve centuries of history, tradition and religious devotion.

Your first visit is to the magnificent Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa), Sri Lanka's most revered Buddhist shrine. Believed to house a sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha, the temple has symbolised royal authority for centuries, with the belief that whoever safeguarded the relic held sovereignty over the island. Admire its elegant Kandyan architecture, beautifully decorated shrines and richly carved interiors while experiencing the peaceful atmosphere created by the sounds of traditional drumming and the fragrance of incense.

Continue to the beautiful Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, one of the finest botanical gardens in Asia. Set on the banks of the majestic Mahaweli River, the gardens span more than 147 acres and are home to over 4,000 species of plants. Stroll beneath the famous Royal Palm Avenue, admire one of the world's finest orchid collections, discover giant bamboo, towering tropical trees and colourful flowering plants, all beautifully maintained within this tranquil oasis.

Later, visit the peaceful British Garrison Cemetery, a poignant reminder of Sri Lanka's colonial past. Nestled quietly behind the Temple of the Sacred Tooth, this beautifully preserved cemetery tells the stories of British officials, soldiers and their families who lived and worked in Ceylon during the 19th century. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure to browse local handicraft shops, enjoy views across Kandy Lake or simply relax before returning to your hotel.

After a day immersed in Sri Lanka's royal heritage, sacred traditions and natural beauty, return to your hotel in Kandy. Spend the remainder of the evening at leisure, reflecting on the rich history and culture of the island's enchanting hill capital.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Kandy.

Today: Kandy, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, Royal Botanical Gardens Peradeniya, British Garrison Cemetery, Kandy Lake, overnight in Kandy.

After breakfast, leave Kandy behind and journey into the heart of Sri Lanka's spectacular central highlands. Travelling through winding mountain roads, admire ever-changing scenery of emerald tea plantations, mist-covered hills, cascading waterfalls and charming rural villages. This beautiful region is renowned for producing some of the world's finest Ceylon tea and offers some of the island's most breathtaking landscapes.

As you climb higher into the hill country, enjoy magnificent views of tea pickers working on impossibly steep slopes, dense forests, colourful mountain settlements and dramatic valleys. Whether travelling by road or rail, this picturesque route is considered one of the highlights of any visit to Sri Lanka, offering countless opportunities for memorable photographs.

Upon arrival in Nuwara Eliya, affectionately known as "Little England", discover a charming colonial-era hill station set at an altitude of almost 1,900 metres. Renowned for its cool climate, elegant Victorian architecture, beautifully maintained gardens and colourful flower displays, the town's red-brick cottages, Tudor-style buildings and rolling green landscapes provide a fascinating glimpse into Sri Lanka's British colonial heritage.

After arriving in Sri Lanka's picturesque hill country, check into your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. Breathe in the crisp mountain air and soak up the tranquil atmosphere of Nuwara Eliya, ready to discover more of this enchanting region tomorrow.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Nuwara Eliya.

Today: Sri Lanka hill country, tea plantations, waterfalls, Nuwara Eliya, Little England, scenic road or train journey, overnight in Nuwara Eliya.

After breakfast, bid farewell to the cool highlands as you journey towards Sri Lanka's beautiful southwest coast. Along the way, visit a traditional Ceylon Tea Plantation and Factory, where you'll discover why Sri Lankan tea is celebrated across the world. Walk through the emerald tea fields, observe skilled tea pickers harvesting the finest leaves and learn about every stage of tea production—from withering and rolling to drying, grading and packaging.

Your visit concludes with a freshly brewed cup of authentic Ceylon Tea, allowing you to appreciate the distinctive flavours that have made Sri Lanka one of the world's leading tea producers for more than 150 years.

Continue through the scenic hill country, pausing at two of Sri Lanka's most spectacular waterfalls—Devon Falls and St. Clair's Falls, affectionately known as the island's famous "Twin Waterfalls". Surrounded by rolling tea estates and lush mountain scenery, these impressive cascades provide wonderful opportunities for photography while showcasing the breathtaking natural beauty of Sri Lanka's central highlands.

Descending towards the coast, visit the Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project, an inspiring sanctuary dedicated to protecting endangered sea turtles. Learn about the important conservation programmes that safeguard nesting beaches, rescue injured turtles and improve hatchling survival rates. Depending on the season and timing of your visit, there may also be opportunities to observe young hatchlings beginning their remarkable journey towards the Indian Ocean.

Later, continue to the golden beaches of Beruwala, one of Sri Lanka's oldest seaside resorts. Check into your beachside hotel and enjoy the remainder of the afternoon at leisure, whether relaxing by the swimming pool, strolling along the beach or simply unwinding beside the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.

As the sun begins to set over the Indian Ocean, settle into your hotel in Beruwala and enjoy a relaxing evening by the beach. The soothing sound of the waves provides the perfect backdrop as you reflect on another memorable day exploring Sri Lanka's magnificent landscapes, rich traditions and remarkable wildlife.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Beruwala.

Today: Ceylon Tea Plantation and Factory, tea tasting, Devon Falls, St. Clair's Falls, Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project, Beruwala, Indian Ocean, overnight in Beruwala.

After breakfast, enjoy a full day at leisure in the beautiful coastal resort of Beruwala, where palm-fringed beaches meet the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. This is the perfect opportunity to slow the pace of your holiday and simply unwind in one of Sri Lanka's most relaxing seaside destinations.

Spend the day entirely at your own pace—relax beside the swimming pool, soak up the tropical sunshine on the golden sandy beach, take a refreshing swim in the ocean (conditions permitting) or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shoreline. Your beachside resort also provides the ideal setting to indulge in a spa treatment, sip a refreshing tropical drink or simply admire the spectacular coastal scenery.

If you prefer to explore further, there may also be opportunities to join optional excursions available locally (additional charges apply), allowing you to discover more of Sri Lanka's beautiful coastline and surrounding attractions. Alternatively, simply embrace a day of complete relaxation and make the most of the excellent facilities at your resort.

Whether you choose peaceful relaxation by the Indian Ocean or decide to explore more of the local area, today provides a welcome opportunity to unwind and reflect on the unforgettable experiences of your Sri Lankan adventure before the journey continues.

As another beautiful tropical day draws to a close, relax at your beachfront hotel and enjoy the soothing sound of the waves. Spend a peaceful evening by the Indian Ocean, making the most of your final nights in Sri Lanka's idyllic coastal paradise.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Beruwala.

Today: Beruwala Beach, Indian Ocean, leisure day, resort facilities, tropical relaxation, optional local excursions, overnight in Beruwala.

After breakfast, enjoy another leisurely day in the idyllic beach resort of Beruwala. With no scheduled sightseeing today, you are free to embrace the relaxed pace of Sri Lanka's southwest coast and make the most of your beautiful surroundings.

Spend time strolling along the golden shoreline, unwind beside the swimming pool or simply relax beneath the shade of swaying coconut palms while listening to the gentle rhythm of the Indian Ocean. The warm tropical climate and peaceful atmosphere make Beruwala the perfect place to recharge before your journey home.

If you wish to explore a little further, there may be opportunities to visit nearby local markets, where colourful displays of tropical fruits, aromatic spices, handcrafted souvenirs and traditional Sri Lankan products provide an authentic glimpse into everyday coastal life. Alternatively, treat yourself to an optional Ayurvedic spa treatment (payable locally), where centuries-old healing traditions and natural herbal therapies offer a wonderfully relaxing experience.

Whether you spend the day exploring the local area or simply enjoying the comfort of your beachfront resort, today offers the perfect opportunity to unwind and reflect on the unforgettable memories created throughout your Sri Lankan adventure.

As the sun sets over the Indian Ocean, savour your final full day in Sri Lanka's tropical paradise. Spend another peaceful evening in Beruwala, where the soothing coastal atmosphere provides the perfect finale to an unforgettable journey through this remarkable island.

Meals today: Breakfast and Dinner. Overnight in Beruwala.

Today: Beruwala Beach, Indian Ocean, leisure day, local markets, optional Ayurvedic spa treatments, tropical relaxation, overnight in Beruwala.

Today marks the end of your unforgettable journey through Sri Lanka. Depending on your flight departure time, you may have an opportunity to enjoy some free time at your resort before meeting your Lumle Holidays representative for your comfortable transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB). As you travel along Sri Lanka's picturesque coastline, reflect on the remarkable experiences that have shaped your holiday—from ancient rock fortresses and sacred temples to emerald tea plantations, mist-covered mountains, remarkable wildlife and golden beaches.

Upon arrival at the airport, proceed with check-in, baggage drop, immigration and security formalities before boarding your flight back home. We hope you leave Sri Lanka with unforgettable memories of its spectacular landscapes, rich cultural heritage and the genuine warmth of its people.

Meals today: As per your flight schedule.

Today: Beruwala, Bandaranaike International Airport (Colombo), departure from Sri Lanka, optional 5-night Maldives extension, Lumle Holidays.