Sri Lanka 10 Day Travel Guide

Bian Xiao himself is very interested in islands and knows many interesting islands. But this island in the Indian Ocean attracted me because of its mystery and magic. The magical city of the sky is here. Ten days, ten days, what can I play here! Bian Xiao Raiders contains interesting scenic spots and ten-day route planning. Let's have a look.

I'll tell you some places where Sri Lanka can go: 1. Adam PK.

Adam Peak, also known as Mount Saizu, is a sacred mountain in Sri Lanka.

Adam Peak is not only a holy place for pilgrimage, but also a famous scenic spot. The magic of this mountain is that whether you are a Buddhist, a Hindu, a Muslim, a Catholic or a Christian, you regard the disciples of this mountain as a place of worship!

2. The ancient city of Sigiria

The ancient city of Siriga is the best preserved urban center in Asia. It has the traditional architectural style of Sri Lanka. The gardens, paths and waterside pavilions under the tree-lined trees are integrated, symmetrical and asymmetrical. There is also a 200-meter-long central boulder in the ancient city, and two moats surround the two urban areas. The design of this ancient city uses a lot of knowledge, which is of great significance to research!

3. Galle

Galle is also one of the only remaining ancient cities in Sri Lanka. It is a seaside city, but it is not famous for the sea, but for its castle, which has been listed in the World Heritage List. When you come to Galle, you must take a closer look at this charming castle. In addition, there is a blue beach here. The castle, the blue sea and the beach are combined to let the whole world know the beauty of Galle!

Itinerary: I'm a little nervous to play in Sri Lanka for ten days. There must be something to give up, and you have to charter a car, because public transportation in Sri Lanka is not particularly convenient. At that time, I went to Sri Lanka for about ten days, which was a bit long because it was 20 14. There may be some details I can't remember clearly. Please forgive me. I didn't have much money at that time. I took AirAsia flight and stopped in Kuala Lumpur, where I got a visa on arrival for two days, and then flew to Colombo. General travel:

Day 1: Kuala Lumpur-Colombo Airport (leaving the airport without stopping)-Negombo, staying at Negombo Sands Hotel;

The next day: meet the chartered driver in Nigambu-Elephant Orphanage-Lion Mountain in advance;

The third day: Sigiriye-Bolognalua-Kandy, staying at Queen Kandy Hotel (Anuratpura was abandoned due to time constraints), and the first chartered car ended;

Day 4: Kandy takes the train-Elijah, Nuara experiences the train line of alpine tea garden and lives in Elijah, Nuara;

Day 5: (chartered) Hiking Nuara Eli alton Plain-Tea Factory-Ella, staying in Ella;

Day 6: Watch wild animals in Ella-Yala National Park (this trip is especially recommended. At first, we thought it was a little far from this trip, but the couple who chartered together were going to Yala, so they decided to go temporarily. As a result, in "I'm glad you came", the driver took you to find animals in an off-road vehicle, not to mention elephants and crocodiles, and it was even luckier to see wild black bears and Ceylon leopards. Seeing a leopard depends on luck, but the couple who traveled with him didn't see it)-Unawatuna.

Day 7: Rent a tutu car to see the tall fisherman-Galle lives in Galle;

Day 8: Galle;

Day 9: Galle went to Colombo by train, experienced the sea train route and went shopping in Colombo;

Day 10: In Colombo, the plane returned to Beijing via Kuala Lumpur in the afternoon.

Overall, I feel that the trip is very tight. The alpine tea garden towns in Nouara Elia and Ella are really beautiful, but the time is too tight to calm down and experience. The pit for tall fishermen is entirely for performances. If you tip them, they will wear traditional clothes and sit down for tourists to take pictures. I can't remember some details. Whether the tall fisherman is Galle or Unawatuna is a bit confusing.

I decided to go to Sri Lanka because of a photo of a tall fisherman, but I fell in love with the black tea there and the children's eyes. You can buy black tea as a specialty and some precious stones if you have a budget. Sri Lanka is a beautiful country, I hope you have a good time!