Start your day with a comfortable pickup from your hotel in Negombo or Colombo, ready for a memorable journey through Colombo's top attractions.

Embark on a scenic boat tour through Muthurajawela Wetland Sanctuary, a haven for diverse wildlife. Explore the historic Hamilton Canal and enjoy views of mangrove swamps and local life.

Savor an authentic Sri Lankan lunch at a local restaurant, experiencing the flavors of traditional Sri Lankan cuisine.

Visit the ancient Kelaniya Temple, a sacred Buddhist site with a history dating back to 543 B.C. Explore its stunning architecture and learn about its significance in Sri Lanka's royal history.

A symbol of Sri Lanka’s independence from British colonial rule, this impressive structure offers insight into the country's journey to freedom.

Admire the neoclassical architecture of the Colombo Colonial Town Hall, built in 1924 during British rule, reflecting the grandeur of colonial architecture.

Visit these iconic 19th-century temples, renowned for their serene ambiance and remarkable design by architect Geoffrey Bawa, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.

Step into the luxurious Galle Face Hotel, established in 1864, one of the most famous hotels in South Asia. Explore its rich history and its connection to the British colonial era.

Enjoy a relaxing stroll along Galle Face Green, a historical racecourse turned into a beautiful park by the ocean. Perfect for scenic views of the Indian Ocean.

Drive past the Old Parliament Building, a grand example of British colonial architecture, now housing the Presidential Secretariat.

See the iconic Chatham Street Clock Tower and Lighthouse, which helped ships navigate Colombo's harbor since 1856. It is older than the famous Big Ben in London.

Learn about the historical significance of the prison shell where the last Sinhalese King was held captive by the British, a key moment in Sri Lanka’s colonial history.

Explore the Old Dutch Hospital, built in 1681 and originally serving as a medical center during Dutch rule. Today, it houses shops and restaurants but retains its historical charm.

Visit St. Anthony’s Cathedral, a sacred site for many devotees of all faiths. The church holds a miraculous statue of St. Anthony, attracting pilgrims from around the world.

Discover the Shri Ponnambalawaneswaram Kovil, a Hindu temple with intricate South Indian architectural design, offering a peaceful retreat for worshippers.

Admire the Red Brick Mosque, a stunning example of Islamic architecture built in 1908, famous for its candy-striped appearance and clock tower.

Experience the vibrant hustle and bustle of Pettah Market and Colombo Fort, the city's commercial heart, teeming with colorful markets and local businesses.

Visit the Lotus Tower, the tallest structure in South Asia. For panoramic views of Colombo, you can opt to enter the tower

End your tour with a visit to the Dawatagaha Mosque, known as the White Mosque, a significant religious landmark in Colombo.