Dambulla – Sight seeing – Cave temples with the biggest number of Buddha statues in one place, biggest statue is carved out in granite. Sigiriya Rock Fortress A stunning rock mass known as the fortress in the sky, nominated as the eighth wonder in the world is a world heritage site. Sigiriya is a masterpiece of construction, irrigation & art. The highlights are the world – famous frescoe paintings, the mirror wall, the summit of the rock, one hectare, is the site of the old palace, the throne & a swimming pool. The water gardens is restored to it’s former glory & is a world heritage site.(driving time from Dambulla – 30 minutes)

Galle - Located south of Colombo, Galle is a seaport city, has a Dutch colonial heritage of nearly four centuries. An imposing 17^th Century fort (a UNESCO world Heritage site), ramparts and the church are among fascinating relics of it’s past. A splendid Dutch building, the oldest within the fort has been restored to its original grandeur and consists of a Museum, art gallery & the arcade. Galle is famous for lace making, ebony carving, and gem cutting & polishing.

Colombo - The commercial capital of Sri Lanka, with bustling bazaars, Buddhist & Hindu temples and mosques contrast with high rises, smart modern shopping malls and chain hotels is thickly populated. Sight seeing highlights include the Colombo National & Dutch period museums, old and new Parliament Houses, interesting Buddhist temples & shrines, Hindu temples, dedicated to different gods, and a short distance from Colombo the Dehiwela Zoo is located. Kelaniya Buddhist temple, one of the three places, Lord Buddha visited is also located in the immediate suburbs of the city. A 36 feet beautifully executed Buddha statue is erected opposite the BMICH.