• Karambagala - Travel back in time at the Karambagala Forest Retreat, located in the Suriyawewa Divisional Secretariat. This historic site is thought to be the Bilivana Vihara mentioned in inscriptions from the era of King Sri Meghavanna (303-331 AD). The temple, also known as Karandulena due to its distant resemblance to a relic casket, features caves adorned with Brahmi inscriptions. Discover traces of ancient art painted in red on a layer of mortar, believed to be associated with a Thera named Cittagutta who lived here for sixty years.
• Hot water springs Madunagala - Unwind and refresh at the Madunagala Hot Water Springs, nestled among expansive paddy fields between Sooriyawawe and Ridiyagama. First recorded by Leonard Woolf in the early 20th century, this spring has evolved into a popular tourist destination. Enjoy four wells with different temperatures, beautifully landscaped surroundings, separate changing rooms, and amenities like a play area, mini zoo, and aquarium for children.
• Hambantota - Rural Village Experience

Experience the genuine rural life of Sri Lanka. Take a leisurely walk through the village, led by a knowledgeable local who will provide insights into the villagers’ daily lives. Walk past lush paddy fields and vegetable plantations, and visit traditional village homes to gain an understanding of the simple yet rewarding lifestyle of the locals.

• Liyangasthota Dam (ලියන්ගස්තොට වේල්ල) - Admire the engineering wonder that is the Walawe Dam, located in the scenic Ratnapura, Hambantota, and Moneragala districts. The Uda Walawe reservoir, managed by five tainter gate spillways, extends over 8.6 km in length and offers stunning views. Next to the reservoir is the Udawalawe National Park, a paradise for wildlife lovers.
• Ambalanthota - Village Blacksmith Workshop

Observe the timeless craft of blacksmithing at a traditional workshop in a rural village. Skilled artisans create beautiful swords, knives, and gardening tools using traditional techniques. Interact with the blacksmiths, learn about their craft, and even try your hand at forging metal. This interactive experience connects you deeply with Hambantota’s rich cultural heritage.

• Ussangoda National Park - End your tour at the Ussangoda National Park, famous for its biological, archaeological, and geographical importance. Covering 349 hectares, this park is part of the turtle breeding zone and borders the Kalametiya Wildlife Sanctuary. The unique red soil, rich in ferric oxide, is believed to be the result of a meteor strike in ancient times. Explore the distinct layers of colors within the rocks and enjoy the scenic beauty.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Driver/guide

• Gratuities

• Traveling time for the whole tour is 2-3 hours

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