From elephant orphanages and ancient rock fortresses to colonial spice towns, misty tea highlands, whale watching in the Indian Ocean, and golden beach sunsets — this 20-day journey touches every facet of Sri Lanka's extraordinary diversity.
This is Lanka JP Tours' most comprehensive island circuit — thoughtfully paced over 20 days so you experience everything without rushing. Begin with elephants bathing at Pinnawala, then explore Sri Lanka's legendary Cultural Triangle: the 5th-century sky fortress of Sigiriya, the ancient royal capital of Polonnaruwa, and the cave temples of Dambulla. In Kandy, witness centuries-old dance traditions and the city's sacred Buddhist heritage. The misty highlands of Nuwara Eliya reveal colonial tea estates and cool mountain air. The south coast brings Galle's Dutch fort, dolphin-rich waters at Mirissa, and the relaxed beach town of Bentota — the perfect closing chapter.
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Rates exclude international flights, Sri Lanka ETA visa, and optional excursions. Singles supplement applies.








Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage was established in 1975 with just 7 abandoned baby elephants. Today it houses the world's largest captive elephant herd — 84 animals across 4 generations, including calves born at the orphanage to elephants that were themselves rescued as babies.
When the Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004 struck Sri Lanka's south coast, Galle Fort's 17th-century Dutch ramparts — up to 3.6m thick — deflected the wave and protected the interior of the fort. While the harbour and streets outside were devastated, the fort itself suffered minimal damage.
Unlike most whale watching destinations where animals must be sought far offshore, the blue whales at Mirissa feed on krill upwellings within 10–20km of the beach. A short 45-minute boat ride and you may be watching the largest animal in Earth's history breathe beside your vessel.
Sri Lanka has the highest number of endemic bird species per square kilometre of any country in Asia — 33 species found nowhere else. The endemic Sri Lanka Junglefowl (national bird, ancestor of the domestic chicken), Sri Lanka Blue Magpie, and Serendib Scops Owl can all be spotted on this tour's route.
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