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7-day Tour of Sri Lanka A wildlife safari at Yala National Park, a cultural triangle tour of Sri Lanka's historic buildings and temples, and a relaxing beach day on the west coast are all included in this practical 7-day Tour of Sri Lanka. For an extra cost, we can prolong your beach holiday and alter the package to suit your needs. A guided walking tour of the south coast's Galle Fort, a trip to a tea garden, a tour of a herbal garden, a tour of the hill country of Sri Lanka, a visit to the Royal Botanic Gardens, and numerous more activities are all included in the leisurely vacation package. At the conclusion of the excursion, take in the stunning beaches on Sri Lanka's west coast. A round-trip private luxury car with air conditioning is included in the vacation package. Are you looking for a 7-day tour of Sri Lanka that takes you to some of the most well-liked locations, events, attractions, and lodgings in the nation? And thus you have found it. The island's top tourist attractions are all included in the seven-day "Beaten Path" itinerary. The tour takes in the most important historical and cultural sites in the cultural triangle, such as the temple that houses dental artifacts, the Golden Temple of Dambulla, and Sigiriya Rock. The tour takes in Sri Lanka's western shore, a wildlife sanctuary on the south coast, and its hilly interior. You will see six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Galle Fort. Beginning in Colombo, Sri Lanka Finish: Sri Lanka's Colombo Minimum age of 18 Group: Minimum Size of 1 Tour type: Private round trip Reasons to enjoy this 7-day Tour of Sri Lanka Experience the island in style and safety with a driver or guide in a brand-new, air-conditioned private vehicle. The private tour is unhurried and goes at your own speed. Explore the historic temples, palaces, gardens, and other structures that span thousands of years, known as Sri Lanka's cultural triangle. The Tooth Relic Temple, Galle Fort, Dambulla Temple, Sigiriya Rock, Polonnaruwa, and Anuradhapura are the six UNESCO World Heritage Sites that are well worth seeing. We set off on a rural tour in Sigiriya to observe the traditions of traditional Sri Lankan country life, which included a ride in a bullock cart and a TUK TUK. By exploring the Spice Garden and the Royal Botanical Garden, one can learn about medicinal plants, trees, and seasonings. Discover Gregory Lake, the tea plantations, Vitoria Park, and much more. Take in the breathtaking beaches of southern Sri Lanka at Hikkaduwa. You may get up close and personal with some of Sri Lanka's amazing wildlife in Yala National Park. You might even get a peek at the gorgeous leopard, which is the most elusive animal monarch in the nation. Enjoy a traditional meal while on an actual Sri Lankan countryside tour. a Madu River estuary boat trip that visits a mangrove lagoon, a historic temple, and Cinnamon Island. Savor life-changing experiences while relaxing on the West Coast's palm-lined beaches. Would a 7-day vacation in Sri Lanka be ideal for you? Because the entire trip (including transports and sightseeing) is private, you are free to move at your own pace. This seven-day tour of Sri Lanka covers a great deal. It is one of the most popular Sri Lanka itineraries that we provide in our distinctive way, perfect for anyone looking for a one-week tour that they want to jam-pack with as much as possible. See our other tour itineraries if you would prefer a shorter or more leisurely journey to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka occasionally experiences intense summer heat. Even though we try to schedule our walking tours and city tours for the early morning or late afternoon when the weather is cooler, don't forget to pack sunscreen, long sleeve shirts, water-resistant clothing, a hat, and anything else that can protect you from the sun. Respecting indigenous cultures and sensibilities is a requirement of traveling with serendipity. You'll make the most of your encounters and relationships with the locals and their surroundings. On this tour, we visit a number of sanctuaries where entry is restricted to clothing that covers the wrists and falls below the knee. It may be necessary to take off shoes and head coverings before entering a temple. To learn more about the guidelines that apply to visiting Sri Lankan temples, please follow this link.