Srilankan Yatra
Duration : 4 Days Departure Date : 18 April 2026
Sri Lanka is a land of breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality, offering experiences that cater to every traveler. With our Sri Lanka tour packages from Kochi, we make it easy to explore the island’s diverse beauty, from its bustling cities to its serene natural escapes.
The island is full of vibrant city life, where colorful markets, historic landmarks, and lively streets reflect its rich heritage. At the same time, Sri Lanka’s natural charm is unforgettable — rolling tea plantations spread across misty hills, golden beaches line the coastline, and tranquil lakes mirror the surrounding mountains. Each place has its own story, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in local culture and the soothing beauty of nature.
Every moment of the journey is designed to be comfortable and stress-free, allowing you to experience the essence of Sri Lanka at your own pace. Whether you’re captivated by cultural traditions, mesmerized by landscapes, or simply looking for moments of peace, the island offers it all.
With Lokayatra, your holiday becomes more than just a trip — it turns into a collection of joyful memories and authentic experiences. Explore the culture, nature, and charm of Sri Lanka in a way that stays with you long after you return home.
Day 1
After arriving at Bandaranaike International Airport, travelers will be transferred to Bentota, where they will have lunch and enjoy a tran-quil Madhu River boat safari through man-groves. The day continues with a visit to the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery to learn about sea turtle con-servation, ending with dinner and an overnight stay in Bentota.
Day 2
After breakfast, travel through Sri Lanka’s south-ern plains into the scenic hill country, stopping at Ravana Falls and exploring the village of Ella.Then continue to Nuwara Eliya, known as “Little England” for its colonial charm, where you’ll check in to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 3
After breakfast, travel from Nuwara Eliya to Kandy, passing tea plantations, mountains, and waterfalls. Visit Gregory Lake, Victoria Park, and a tea estate en route. In Kandy, enjoy a cultural dance performance and visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, then have dinner and stay overnight in Kandy.
Day 4
After breakfast, visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage to observe elephants and learn about conservation efforts, then travel to Colombo. In the evening, enjoy a guided city tour cov-ering major attractions like Galle Face Green, Independence Square, Pettah Market, and Gangaramaya Temple, followed by dinner and an overnight stay in Colombo.
Day 5
After breakfast, enjoy some free time for
shopping or leisure in Colombo, where you
can explore local boutiques, handicraft
stores, or modern shopping malls. Later, you will be transferred to Bandaranai-
ke International Airport for your onward
flight, carrying unforgettable memories of your Sri Lanka journey.
Do I need a visa to travel to Sri Lanka?
Yes, Indian travelers need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before arrival. The process is simple and can be done online within minutes.
What currency is used in Sri Lanka?
The official currency is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR). Indian Rupees or US Dollars are sometimes accepted in tourist areas, but it’s better to carry local currency.
What type of food can I expect?
Sri Lankan cuisine is rich in flavor with seafood, rice, curries, and tropical fruits. Vegetarian and Indian food options are also widely available.
What should I pack for my trip?
Light cotton clothes, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and modest attire for temple visits. If you’re heading to hill stations like Nuwara Eliya, carry a light jacket too.
What are the must-see festivals and cultural events in Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka celebrates many festivals like Vesak (Buddha’s birthday), Sinhala & Tamil New Year (April), and Kandy Esala Perahera (July–August). These are colorful experiences worth witnessing.
Package Inclusion
- Economy class return Air ticket from Cochin
- 01 night accommodation in Bentota
- 1 Night accommodation in Nuwara Eliya
- 1 Night accommodation in Kandy
- 1 Night accommodation in Colombo
- Baggage Allowance as per airline policy
- Professional, friendly and well experienced tour manager from Somans Leisure Tours India (P) Ltd.
- Service of local English-speaking tour guides as per the itinerary
- Well maintained, comfortable and reliable 4x4 Safari Land Cruisers with pop-up rooftop ideal for game viewing, 07 Guest in 1 vehicle. In Zanzibar for transfers Mini Coaches or Similar will be used.
- All transfers and sightseeing by comfortable a/c coaches.
- Entrance fees as per the tour itinerary
- Accommodation in comfortable Resorts / hotels / Safari Lodges on twin sharing basis
- All meals – breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
- All tips – guide, driver & restaurants
- Travel insurance along with trip cancellation protection [up to 80 years of age]
- 5 % GST
Package Exclusion
- Srilanka Visa
- 5% TCS (Tax Collected at Source), Finance Act 2020 has inserted a new sub-section (1G) in TCS (Tax Collected at Source) under Section 20 of the Income Tax Act, 1 to collect tax out of foreign remittance transactions under Liberalized Remittance Scheme [LRS] as well as amount received from buyer by a seller for sale of an ‘Overseas Tour Program Package’ w.e.f. October 1, 2020.As per RBI guidelines an additional 5% TCS on invoice value is applicable for those passengers having PAN (Permanent Account Number) or 10% TCS is applicable for those passengers does not have PAN
- Tips of personal nature and any additional meals other than specified in the itinerary.
- Any extra cost incurred on behalf of an individual due to illness, accident, hospitalization or any personal emergency.
- Optional tours, if any
Popular Tourist Destination Included In Our Srilanka Tour Packages
Bentota : Bentota is a beautiful coastal town in Sri Lanka, known for its golden beaches and calm waters. Visitors can relax by the sea, enjoy boat rides on the Bentota River, or try water activities like jet skiing and windsurfing. The town also has gardens, spice plantations, and local markets where you can see the culture and lifestyle of Sri Lanka. Bentota is perfect for a mix of beach time, light adventure, and local experiences.
Nuwara Eliya : Nuwara Eliya is a hill station in Sri Lanka, famous for its cool climate, green tea plantations, and beautiful landscapes. Visitors can walk through the tea gardens, enjoy peaceful lakes, and see waterfalls surrounded by hills. The town also has a colonial charm with old buildings, gardens, and local markets. Nuwara Eliya is perfect for travelers who want a quiet, scenic escape and a chance to enjoy Sri Lanka’s hill country.
Kandy : Kandy is a historic city in Sri Lanka, known for its rich culture and traditions. The city is famous for the Kandyan dance, a traditional performance with colorful costumes and rhythmic drumming that gives a glimpse into Sri Lankan heritage. Kandy is also home to ancient temples, lively markets, and a scenic lake surrounded by green hills. It is a great place for travelers who want to enjoy culture, history, and natural beauty all in one visit.
Colombo : Colombo is the bustling capital of Sri Lanka and a great place for shopping. The city has lively markets, modern malls, and street shops where you can find clothes, handicrafts, jewelry, and souvenirs. From local markets with traditional goods to large shopping centers with international brands, Colombo offers something for every traveler who loves to shop.
Things To Remember Before Traveling To Srilanka
1. Local Language: Sinhala and Tamil are the official languages, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
2.Photography Tips: Most places allow photography, but avoid taking pictures of locals without permission, government buildings, or military areas.
3.Local Etiquette & Culture: Remove shoes and hats when entering temples. Avoid public displays of affection. Polite greetings and respecting traditions make interactions smoother.
4.Weather & Clothing: Sri Lanka has a tropical climate, so pack light, breathable clothes. If visiting hill stations like Nuwara Eliya, carry a jacket. Modest clothing is advised when visiting temples or religious sites.
5.Cuisine & Dining Etiquette: Sri Lankan food is flavorful and often spicy. Rice and curry are staples, along with hoppers, string hoppers, and seafood. When dining in local households or religious areas, eat with your right hand and avoid using the left hand, which is considered unclean.