Ramayanaya tour in Sri lanka
Negombo | Katunayake | Chilaw | Mannar | Anuradhapura | Trincomalee | Kandy | Mahiyangana | Nuwara Eliya | Ella | Colombo | Ratnapura | Sitawaka | Avissawella
This 8-day journey with Sri Lanka’s Ramayana Trail, is a carefully crafted scenic tour that looks into the famous epic’s most important areas. This immersive experience weaves with spiritual experiences, impressive landscapes, cultural discoveries, and historical turning points, finishing in an extensive city excursion.
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Day 01 - Negombo
Arrive in Sri Lanka
- Arrival at the airport
- Warm welcome by CeyloTravels
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Day 02 - Chilaw to Anuradhapura
Visit Mannawari Temple
Mannawari Temple is believed to be where Rama installed a Shiva lingam to remedy the "Brahmahathi Dosham" from Ravana’s death. Located in Chillaw, about 60 km from Negombo, it is near Munneswaram Kovil, one of the three ancient Isvarams of Lord Shiva, alongside Thirukethiswaram and Konneswaram. Mentioned in the Ramayana, this temple provided solace to Sri Rama for the deaths caused during the epic.
Proceed to Mannar
Ketheeswaram Temple (Tamil: திருக்கேதீஸ்வரம்) is an ancient Hindu temple in Mannar, Northern Province, Sri Lanka. Overlooking the historic Tamil port towns of Manthai and Kudiramalai, it has been restored by various royals and devotees throughout history. As one of the Pancha Ishwarams dedicated to Shiva, it is revered by Shaivas and has a significant historical connection to Sri Lankan Hindu Tamils. The famous Palavi tank, restored from ruins, is located here, and the temple is one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams glorified in the Tevaram poems.
- Mannawari Temple linked to Rama's redemption.
- Munneswaram Kovil offers solace in narratives.
- Ketheeswaram Temple reflects Tamil heritage.
- Temple history showcases devotion and patronage.
- Palavi Tank represents significance and rituals.
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Day 03 - Anuradhapura to Kandy
Spiritual Heritage of Trincomalee in the Epic of Ramayana
Situated miles away from the busy suburbs, Trincomalee stands as an area of profound spiritual importance in the Ramayana narrative. This area is not simply an attractive seaside destination, but additionally an area where old tales intertwine with natural appeal, making it a significant place for all the well-wishers.
Checking Out the Koneswaram Temple
Nestled within the historic Dutch Fort of Trincomalee, the Koneswaram Holy place is a revered site that weaves together threads of history, mythology, and intrigue. Although it was ruined by the Portuguese in the 16th century, the temple stays a sacred area in the Ramayana, with ancient tales binding's fabled past is more improved by the recuperation of three bronze sculptures from the ocean, which were made use of in its repair, imbuing the website with an air of aura.
Discover the Unspoiled Charm and Thrilling Experiences of Trincomalee
Trincomalee is not just a spiritual place but also a natural marvel. The immaculate coastlines of Nilaveli and Uppuveli with tranquil landscapes are perfect for relaxation and journey. Pigeon Island, a short distance away, welcomes visitors for diving and snorkeling, while the close-by Kanniyai Hot Springs provide a calming getaway. Trincomalee is where the beauty of nature satisfies the sacred stories of the Ramayana.
Trip to Kandy: A Social and Religious Center
From Trincomalee, the trip continues to Kandy, the hill funding and a Globe Heritage Website. Kandy's cultural richness is deeply tied to Sri Lanka's Buddhist heritage and its significance in the Ramayana. This city, as soon as the fortress of Sinhalese kings, is where history, religious beliefs, and society mix harmoniously.
Checking out the Shrine of the Holy Tooth Relic
Situated in Kandy, the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is extensively appreciated as a significant Buddhist location worldwide.
Experiencing Sri Lankan Culture in Kandy
Kandy is a cultural center where tourists can immerse themselves in conventional arts, crafts, and performances. The daily cultural shows in the city offer a glance into the vibrant songs and dancing that are essential to Sri Lanka's heritage, making Kandy a must-visit location on a Ramayana trip.
- Visit the Dambulla Cave Temple.
- Explore the Golden Temple of Dambulla.
- Visit a local spice garden.
- Enjoy the scenic view from Dambulla Rock.
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Day 04 - Kandy to NuwaraEliya
Start the day afresh
Start your morning at the resort while appreciating a pleasant breakfast, which will prepare you for a day of adventure in the tranquil hills.
Browse Through to Ramboda Hanuman Holy place
On your Way to Nuwara Eliya, pause to see the adored Ramboda Hanuman Temple. This spiritual site, bordered by lavish plant and cascading waterfalls, holds excellent significance in the Ramayanaya trail. It is thought to be one of the places where Lord Hanuman searched for Sita, including a spiritual dimension to your trip.
Nuwara Eliya - A Place of Beauty
Discover the captivating landscape of Nuwara Eliya, affectionately called the "City of Lights" or "Little England." Bordered by lush hillsides and vast tea estates, this picturesque town boasts a perpetual spring-like atmosphere. The British were so enamored with its beauty and made it, in the photo of a timeless English town. As you stray through the town, you'll be struck by the sentimental beauty of the old block post office, the magnificent Hill Club with its traditional searching design and official dining, the 18-hole fairway, and the horse auto racing track. Take a leisurely walk through the magnificently manicured Victoria Park, or appreciate a calm boat experience or angling excursion on the relaxing waters of Lake Gregory. The town's picturesque trout streams and historic golf links make sure to pleasure, while a visit to an operating tea estate offers a remarkable glance right into the manufacturing of the area's celebrated Black tea, carefully grown in the highlands' rich soil.
Hakgala Botanical Gardens
Continue your expedition with a see to the Hakgala Botanical Gardens, a location steeped in background and religious prominance. Once an enjoyment yard of King Ravana, this rich sanctuary was later increased its reign throughout the British age. The garden boasts a spectacular range of blossoms, consisting of an exceptional collection of orchids. It is said that this was the yard where the sorrowful Sita was kept by Ravana, awaiting her rescue by Rama. There, Hanuman consorted Sita, supplying her Rama's ring and the hope of freedom. The garden, still as charming as ever, stands as a testimony to the epic romance and the fights that followed.
Sita Amman Temple
En route to the Hakgala Botanical Gardens, you will certainly pass by the Sita Amman Holy place, a site that focus with its striking architecture. This holy place, embellished with brilliant paints, statuaries, and delicately carved pillars, vividly narrates the tale of Rama and Sita. The ancient statuaries of Rama and Sita within the holy place include in its spiritual ambiance, making it an area of reflection.
Evening at Recreation After a day loaded with spiritual and natural marvels, retire to your hotel in Nuwara Eliya for a relaxed overnight remain, bordered by the serene appeal of the hills.
- Visit Ramboda Hanuman Temple.
- Explore Nuwara Eliya's charm.
- See "Little England" landmarks.
- Tour Victoria Park and Lake Gregory.
- Discover Hakgala Botanical Gardens.
- Explore Sita Amman Temple.
- Visit a tea factory.
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Day 05 - NuwaraEliya, Bandarawela to Kataragama
Breakfast at Your Hotel
Enjoy a delicious breakfast at your hotel to start your day.
Divurumpola Temple
Your first stop is Divurumpola Temple. This holy place is famous because it is where Sita proved her loyalty to Rama by undergoing the Agni Pariksha (trial by fire). For many years, people have come here to make oaths and promises, and it’s even been used in some legal cases. This site has been a place of great respect for ages.
Exploring Ella
Next, head to Ella, a small mountain village near Bandarawela. Ella is connected to the Ramayana and is said to be one of the other places where Ravana hid Sita.
Visit Ravana Ella Cave
First, check out Ravana Ella Cave, located by the impressive Ella Falls. This 1080-foot waterfall is split into several cascades, and the cave is made from Khondalite rock, which erodes more quickly than other types. Legend has it that Ravana lived in one of these caves. Nearby, there’s a rock pool created by the waterfall where Sita is said to have bathed.
Overnight Stay in Kataragama
End your day with a comfortable overnight stay at your hotel in Kataragama, a town known for its spiritual and cultural importance.
- Visit Divurumpola Temple.
- Explore Ella village.
- See Ravana Ella Cave.
- Admire Ella Falls.
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Day 06 - Kataragama to Colombo
Morning meal at Your Hotel
Begin your day with a hearty morning meal at your hotel, preparing for a day of spiritual and cultural discovery.
Visit to Kataragama Holy Place
Head to the Kataragama Temple, devoted to Lord Karthikeya Subramaniam. According to legend, Lord Karthikeya was mobilized to the field of battle by Lord Indra on the final day of the battle to safeguard Lord Rama. This was crucial in countering the powerful Brahmasthra that King Ravana focused on Lord Rama, which would certainly have otherwise deteriorated him. Lord Karthikeya's visibility provided this formidable tool ineffective, highlighting his essential duty in the legendary.
On the Way to Colombo: Go to Rumassala
En route to Colombo, stop by Rumassala. This area is understood for its scenic elegance and cultural relevance.
Make your means to the Panchamuga Anjaneyar Holy place situated in Kalubowila. This phenomenal holy place is the preliminary Anjaneyar (Hanuman) temple in Sri Lanka and showcases a distinctive five-faced (Panchamuga) Anjaneyar sculpture. It attracts attention as the sole holy place worldwide with a chariot particularly devoted to Anjaneyar, holding an annual chariot celebration normally in December or January.
Appreciate an overnight remain in Colombo complying with a day of exploring.
Loosen up at your hotel in the dynamic city and take time to contemplate the journeys of the day.
- Visit sacred Kataragama Temple.
- Lord Karthikeya protected Lord Rama.
- Stop by scenic Rumassala.
- Visit unique Panchamuga Anjaneyar Temple.
- First Anjaneyar temple in Sri Lanka.
- Explore vibrant Colombo city.
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Day 07 - Colombo and Departure
Colombo - The Heart of Sri Lanka
Colombo is the largest city and the commercial center of Sri Lanka, situated on the west shore. It's a vibrant and busy city with a blend of contemporary and colonial influences. The architecture below differs extensively, showcasing designs from different eras. You'll find colonial structures influenced by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British together with those constructed in Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic, Indian, and contemporary styles. No place is this mix a lot more visible than in the Fort location, right in the heart of the city.
Colombo is also known for its purchasing, with lots of shopping centers and department stores providing well-known apparel at excellent discounts, making it a preferred purchasing place for visitors.
During your exploration of Colombo, you'll get to see popular sites such as Galle Face
Environment-friendly, Viharamahadevi Park, the National Museum, the Twin towers, the Old Parliament Building, the Fort area, and Freedom Square. In addition, you'll have the opportunity to observe important temples and churches representing Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. If you want shopping, you can have a look at popular locations like Odel, Residence of Style, Beverly Street, Majestic City, and Noritake.
Browse Through to Kelaniya Holy place
After the fatality of King Ravana, his brother Vibeeshana was crowned King of Lanka by Lakshmana at Kelaniya. The Buddhist holy place right here has murals outside that depict the crowning of Vibeeshana, adding to the website's historic and spiritual importance.
- Colombo: Sri Lanka's commercial and cultural hub.
- Blend of modern and colonial architecture.
- Fort area showcases diverse architectural styles.
- Popular shopping destination for tourists.
- Visit historic and religious landmarks.
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