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DAY - 13 (Pasikuda - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel<br></li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 hours’ drive.</li><li>City tour in Trincomalee. You will visit Portuguese and Dutch Fort, presently known as “Fort Frederick” completed in 1624 AD was built on Swami Rock is reminiscent of the colonial rule and</li><li>Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, contains ornate shrines and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Afternoon relaxing at the Nilaveli beach </li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli </li></ul> |
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DAY - 14 (Trincomalee - 1-night sailing cruise) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel<br></li><li>Boat ride to Pigeon Island Marine National Park which has unique coral-rich natural habitat made up of two Islands. More than 300 species of coral reef fish make the beautiful underwater symphony</li><li>Afternoon around 4.00 pm you will be board at Dutch Bay, Trincomalee for a 1-night sailing tour in the beautiful Koddiyar Bay.</li><li>You can do swim, canoe or standup paddleboarding and will be able to witness the stunning sunset perched high on the hill of koneshwaram temple.</li><li>Night at a sailing cruise in Back Bay under koneshwaranm temple.</li></ul> |
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DAY - 4 (Anuradhapura - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel</li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 hours’ drive, if you drive directly</li><li>En-route visit Pulmoddai beach, Arisimale beach, Girihadu seya, Vatadage, Thiriyaya.</li><li>Pulmoddai beach is totally different from other beaches in Sri Lanka. The sand on the beach is totally black in colour. That is due to minerals of ilmenite, Magnetite and Rootile deposited on the beach. Those minerals are separated and exported by the nearby factory. There is damaged jetty also can be seen in Pulmoddai. That was used to board ships that came to load the minerals. However, during the ethnic conflict one ship was sunk by an attack, and the jetty was damaged in 1997.</li><li>According to legend, during Lord Buddha’s time, 2 seafaring merchants called Thapassu and Bhalluka left India in their ship full of rice to be sold in Sri Lanka. They got the hair relic of Lord Buddha with them. A cyclone was hit the ship and drifted towards Pulmoddai. It was hit a rock and drifted to the beach. The rice on the ship mixed with the sand. That’s how this beach gets its’ name. The merchants were survived and came into the island through “Yan Oya”. They built the “Girihadu saya” near Thiriyaya enshrining the hair relics of the Lord Buddha given by himself.</li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli.</li></ul> |
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DAY - 5 (Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Whales and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. <br></li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins.</li><li>Then start a city tour in Trincomalee town. You can visit Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, containing ornate shrines and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Then explore Fort Frederick or Trincomalee fort first built by the Portuguese, completed in 1624, and was dismantled and rebuilt by the Dutch in 1665. They renamed it, Fort Fredrick. </li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli.</li></ul> |
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DAY - 4 (Sigiriya - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Wake up in the early morning for a morning hike to Pidurangala rock to witness sunrise at the top of the Pidurangala rock. It would be one of the most spectacular views you have ever seen. It is only about 20 min hike.<br></li><li>Breakfast at the hotel.</li><li>Visit Dambulla rock temple, a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site.</li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 and a half hours’ drive.</li><li>Afternoon relaxes at the Nilaveli beach.</li><li>Overnight dinner and stay at Anilana Nilaveli.</li></ul> |
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DAY - 5 (Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Whales and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. </li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins.</li><li>Then start a city tour in Trincomalee town. You can visit Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, containing ornate shrines and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Then explore Fort Frederick or Trincomalee fort first built by the Portuguese, completed in1624, and was dismantled and rebuilt by the Dutch in 1665. They renamed it, Fort Fredrick. </li><li>Then try for another boat ride close to Round Island in the bay of Trincomalee to explore presently inactive Kevuliya Lighthouse (Round Island Lighthouse). It was built in 1863 for providing navigational aid for ships coming into the Trincomalee Harbour during the British colonial period.</li><li>Overnight dinner and stay at Anilana Nilaveli.</li></ul> |
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DAY - 6 (Jaffna - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel.<br></li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 5 and a half hours’ drive.</li><li>En-route explores remnants of the Mullaitivu Fort. It was built by the Dutch in 1721 and rebuilt by the British in 1795.</li><li>Afternoon relaxes at Kuchchaveli Beach. </li><li>Overnight dinner and stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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DAY - 7 (Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Wheals and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. <br></li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins.</li><li>Then start a city tour in Trincomalee town. You can visit Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, containing ornate shrines and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Then explore Fort Frederick or Trincomalee fort first built by the Portuguese, completed in 1624, and was dismantled and rebuilt by the Dutch in 1665. They renamed it, Fort Fredrick. </li><li>Then try for another boat ride close to Round Island in the bay of Trincomalee to explore presently inactive Kevuliya Lighthouse (Round Island Lighthouse). It was built in 1863 for providing navigational aid for ships coming into the Trincomalee Harbour during the British colonial period.</li><li>Overnight dinner and stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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DAY - 6 (Jaffna - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel<br></li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 4 and a half hours’ drive, if you drive directly</li><li>En-route visit Pulmoddai beach, Arisimale beach, Girihadu seya, Vatadage, Thiriyaya.</li><li>Pulmoddai beach is totally different from other beaches in Sri Lanka. The sand on the beach is totally black in colour. That is due to minerals of ilmenite, Magnetite and Rootile deposited on the beach. Those minerals are separated and exported by the nearby factory. There is damaged jetty also can be seen in Pulmoddai. That was used to boarding the ships that came to load the minerals. However, during the ethnic conflict one ship was sunk by an attack, and the jetty was damaged in 1997.</li><li>According to legend, during Lord Buddha’s time, 2 seafaring merchants called Thapassu and Bhalluka left India in their ship full of rice to be sold in Sri Lanka. They got the hair relic of Lord Buddha with them. A cyclone was hit the ship and drifted towards Pulmoddai. It was hit a rock and drifted to the beach and rice has mixed with the sand. That’s how this beach gets its’ name. The merchants were survived and came into the island through “Yan Oya”. They built the “Girihadu saya” near Thiriyaya enshrining the hair relics of the Lord Buddha given by himself.</li><li><span style="font-family: Lato, serif; font-size: 13.3333px;">Afternoon relax at the Kuchchaveli beach</span></li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli<br></li></ul> |
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DAY - 7 (Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Wheals and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. <br></li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins</li><li>After that City tour in Trincomalee where you can visit Portuguese and Dutch Fort, presently known as “Fort Frederick” completed in 1624 AD was built on Swami Rock is reminiscent of the colonial rule,</li><li>Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, contains ornate shrines, and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>In the afternoon relax at the beautiful Kuchchaveli beach</li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli.</li></ul> |
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DAY - 7 (Polonnaruwa - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel.</li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 and a half hours’ drive.</li><li>A city tour in Trincomalee town. You can visit the Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, containing ornate shrines and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Then explore Fort Frederick or Trincomalee fort first built by the Portuguese, completed in 1624, and was dismantled and rebuilt by the Dutch in 1665. They renamed it, Fort Fredrick. </li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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DAY - 8 (Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Wheals and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. <br></li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins</li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli.</li></ul> |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel<br></li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 4 and a half hours’ drive, if you drive directly</li><li>En-route visit Pulmoddai beach, Arisimale beach, Girihadu seya, Vatadage, Thiriyaya.</li><li>Pulmoddai beach is totally different from other beaches in Sri Lanka. The sand on the beach is totally black in colour. That is due to minerals of ilmenite, Magnetite and Rootile deposited on the beach. Those minerals are separated and exported by the nearby factory. There is damaged jetty also can be seen in Pulmoddai. That was used to board ships that came to load the minerals. However, during the ethnic conflict one ship was sunk by the attack, and the jetty was damaged in 1997.</li><li>According to legend, during Lord Buddha’s time, 2 seafaring merchants called Thapassu and Bhalluka left India in their ship full of rice to be sold in Sri Lanka. They got the hair relic of Lord Buddha with them. A cyclone was hit the ship and drifted towards Pulmoddai. It was hit a rock and drifted to the beach and rice has mixed with the sand. That’s how this beach gets its’ name. The merchants were survived and came into the island through “Yan Oya”. They built the “Girihadu saya” near Thiriyaya enshrining the hair relics of the Lord Buddha given by himself.</li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Wheals and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. <br></li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins</li><li>After that City tour in Trincomalee where you can visit Portuguese and Dutch Fort, presently known as “Fort Frederick” completed in 1624 AD was built on Swami Rock is reminiscent of the colonial rule,</li><li>Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, contains ornate shrines, and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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DAY - 6 (Sigiriya – Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel<br></li><li>Transfer you to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 hours’ drive</li><li>En-route visit Fort Frederick and Koneshwaram Hindu Temple.</li><li>The fort at Trincomalee was first built by the Portuguese and then by the Dutch completed in 1624. </li><li>Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop of the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, contains ornate shrines, and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level. </li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Wheals and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served. <br></li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seen Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins</li><li>After that boat ride to Pigeon Island marine national park. It is made up of two Islands and has unique coral-rich natural habitat. More than 300 species of coral reef fish make the beautiful underwater symphony.</li><li>Dinner and overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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DAY - 12 (Polonnaruwa - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel.</li><li>You will be cycling in the ancient city of Polonnaruwa, the Cultural World Heritage Site and explore the ruins of the period 12th century AD </li><li>Afternoon you will be transferred to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 and half hours drive</li><li>Overnight stay at hotel Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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<ul><li>You will be picked up from the hotel at 5.30 am for the Wheals and Dolphin watching tour. Tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic breakfast will be served.</li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seeing Blue whales and Spinner Dolphins </li><li>Afternoon city tour in Trincomalee. You will be exploring Fort Frederick and Koneshwaram Hindu Temple.</li><li>Fort Frederick was first built by the Portuguese and then by the Dutch completed in 1624. Koneshwaram Hindu Temple situated atop the Swami Rock is a classical medieval Hindu Temple devoted to God Shiva, contains ornate shrines, and a massive statue of Shiva and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft of approximately 106.68m above sea level.</li><li>Overnight stay at Anilana Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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Day - 2 (Anuradhapura - Trincomalee) |
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<ul><li>Breakfast at the hotel</li><li>Transfer the guests to Trincomalee. Approximately 2 hours’ drive.</li><li>In the afternoon, guests will visit Trincomalee for a city tour. Trincomalee is one of the finest natural deep-water harbours in the world.</li><li>They will visit Fort Frederick, Koneshwaram Hindu Temple, and Lover’s Leap.</li><li>The Trincomalee Fort, also known as Fort Frederick, was first built by the Portuguese and then completed by the Dutch in 1624.</li><li>Koneshwaram Hindu Temple, situated atop the Swami Rock, is a classical medieval Hindu temple devoted to God Shiva. It contains ornate shrines and a massive statue of Shiva, and nearby Lovers’ Leap or Ravana’s Cleft at Swami Rock is a rock cleft approximately 106.68m above sea level.</li><li>Overnight stay at 3 Star hotel in Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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<ul><li>Guests will be picked up from the hotel around 6 a.m. for the whale and dolphin watching tour. The tour takes about 3 hours. Picnic snakes will be served.</li><li>Trincomalee is an internationally important destination for seeing blue whales and spinner dolphins.</li><li>After that, the guests will spend a relaxing day at the famous Nilaveli beach.</li><li>Overnight stay at 3 Star hotel in Nilaveli</li></ul> |
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