Shopping in Colombo Sri Lanka

Colombo
After breakfast, proceed to Colombo, the most happening city in Sri Lanka.
Colombo is the commercial capital of Sri Lanka—the traditional gateway to the Orient.

With a population of over a million, distributed over fifteen zones, Colombo has three main zones, each of which has its own distinct character: Fort, the centre of metropolitan activity; Pettah, the bustling bazaar area, and the old Cinnamon Gardens, now fashionably known as Colombo 7 with its spacious mansions and better residential areas.

Spend the evening at your leisure and enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel.

Kandy
115 km from Colombo, Kandy is Sri Lanka’s scenic highland capital, and last barricade of the Sri Lankan kings against European conquest. Its 16-19th-century relics are the sanctuary of traditional culture, and the island’s most visited tourist destination.

Kandy’s main attraction is the Dalada Maligawa, the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha, brought to Sri Lanka in the 4th century AD. This sacred relic has since been symbol for its sovereign rulers and is always enshrined in great splendour. If you are visiting Kandy during July-August, the Esala Perahera is definitely a must see. Sometimes called “Asia’s grandest pageant”, this spectacular annual event is held to honour the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha and to obtain blessings of the guardian deities of Sri Lanka.

Galle
Galle was once the chief port of Sri Lanka. It is still well known for its handmade lace. You can also visit the World Heritage Site, Galle Fort (spanning 36 hectares), originally built by the Portuguese and later extended by the Dutch in 1663.Galle is also famous for its golden beaches.
After sightseeing, return to Colombo and stay overnight at the same hotel in Colombo.