 Meet & greet our representatives at the airport. Visit: • Munneswaram Temple – Chilaw  One of the most sacred Shiva temples in Sri Lanka.  According to the Ramayana, Lord Rama visited this temple to pray to Lord Shiva after defeating King Ravana, seeking forgiveness for the sin of killing a Brahmin king. • Manavari Temple – Chilaw  Believed to be the first Shiva Lingam installed by Lord Rama.  Known as the Ramalingam, it marks the place where Rama first worshipped Lord Shiva after the war.  continue to Kandy.  Overnight – Kandy

 Breakfast at the Hotel • Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic  Sri Lanka's most revered Buddhist temple, housing the sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha. • Sri Bhakta Hanuman Temple – Ramboda  Dedicated to Lord Hanuman.  Believed to be one of the places where Hanuman first landed in Sri Lanka while searching for Princess Sita. • Ramboda Falls Viewpoint • Seetha Amman Temple – Seetha Eliya  One of the most important Ramayana sites.  It is believed that Princess Sita was kept here by King Ravana during her captivity.  Footprints near the temple are traditionally believed to belong to Lord Hanuman. • Hakgala Botanical Garden (Ashok Vatika)  Believed to be the legendary Ashok Vatika where Sita spent her days in captivity.  Hanuman is said to have first met Sita here and delivered Lord Rama's message.  Overnight – Nuwara Eliya

 Breakfast at the Hotel Visit: • Divurumpola Temple  According to the Ramayana, this is the place where Princess Sita underwent the Agni Pariksha (Trial by Fire) to prove her purity after being rescued by Lord Rama. • Ravana Falls – Ella  A magnificent waterfall associated with King Ravana.  It is believed Ravana used this waterfall and its surrounding forests during Sita's captivity. • Ravana Cave  Ancient cave believed to have formed part of Ravana's underground tunnel network.  According to legend, it was one of the places where Sita was hidden.  Continue to Kataragama  Overnight – Kataragama

 Breakfast at the hotel • Kataragama Temple  One of Sri Lanka's most sacred pilgrimage sites, revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, and indigenous communities.  According to Ramayana tradition, Lord Rama is believed to have offered prayers here after the victory over King Ravana. • Ussangoda National Park (Ramayana Site)  According to the Ramayana, this mysterious red-earth plateau is believed to have been scorched when Hanuman's burning tail set parts of King Ravana's kingdom on fire after his meeting with Princess Sita.  The unique barren landscape and reddish soil make Ussangoda one of the most fascinating locations associated with the Ramayana legend.  Continue along the scenic southern coastline to Galle. • Galle Dutch Fort (UNESCO World Heritage Site)  Built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later fortified by the Dutch in the 17th century.  Explore the historic ramparts, colonial architecture, lighthouse, museums, boutique shops, and charming cobblestone streets.  One of Asia's best-preserved colonial forts, showcasing Sri Lanka's rich maritime history.  Overnight stay in Galle.

 Breakfast at the Hotel Visit: • Galle Lighthouse  Sri Lanka's oldest lighthouse, offering spectacular views of the Indian Ocean and the historic fort.  Drive to Colombo Colombo City Tour  Gangaramaya Temple – One of Colombo's most iconic Buddhist temples, renowned for its unique architecture and cultural significance.  Independence Memorial Hall – A national monument commemorating Sri Lanka's independence.  Galle Face Green – A popular oceanfront promenade, perfect for enjoying coastal views.  Old Parliament Building (Drive Past) – A landmark reflecting Colombo's colonial heritage.  Colombo Shopping – Time for shopping at modern malls or local souvenir stores before departure. After the city tour, transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight, carrying unforgettable memories of Sri Lanka's legendary Ramayana Trail and cultural heritage.