Sri Lanka Ramayana Tour: Religious Trails 6 Days & 5 Nights

Yes, a traveler has the option to customise their Sri Lanka Ramayana tour package. However, a traveler should contact the tour agent or TravelTriangle’s trip advisors for incorporating the desired changes in this religious tour of Sri Lanka.

A traveler must dress modestly at religious sites and remember to remove items like shoes and hats before entering a Buddhist or Hindu temple. Loose fitting cotton clothes with long sleeves and hats should protect a visitor from harsh rays of the sun. Some warm clothes are recommended if traveling to hilly areas.

Yes, travelers are provided with a local sim card on arrival at the Sri Lanka International Airport on their Ramayana tour of Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka has a huge variety of restaurants catering to the tastes and preferences of all kinds of travelers. Some of the best places in Sri Lanka to have Indian food include but are not limited to:
Shanmugas, Colombo: It is one of the oldest and the most reputed Indian restaurants in Colombo. It is known for its variety of classic Indian vegetarian dishes in Colombo.
Agra, Colombo: It is another rare fine dining restaurant in Colombo and is famous for its North Indian dishes and the menu is dominated by the Mughlai cuisine.
Mango Tree, Colombo: It is one of the most popular Indian restaurants in Colombo and mainly serves North Indian dishes.
Avanhala, Kandy: This restaurant is known for its authentic Indian delicacies at cheap prices.
Sriram Indian Restaurant, Kandy: It is known for both North Indian and South Indian dishes.
The Palms at Vivanta By Taj, Bentota: A luxury Indian restaurant in Bentota that offers a fine selection of scrumptious Indian dishes.

Sri Lanka is loaded with a great many historical places that are of religious significance. Some of the must-visit attractions on this Ramayana tour of Sri Lanka are:
Munneswaram Hindu Temple, en route Kandy: It is one of the five ancient temples of Lord Shiva in Sri Lanka.
Hemachandras Gems and Jewellery Emporium: Manavari temple, en route Kandy: It is the first lingam installed and worshipped by Lord Rama and is also known as Ramalinga Shivan.
Kandy Lake, Kandy: Also known as the Sea of Milk. It is an artificial lake in the heart of the Kandy where travelers can spend quality time.
Temple of the Tooth Relic, Kandy: One of the most sacred Buddhist temples in Kandy housing the relic of the tooth of the Buddha.
Sri Baktha Hanuman Temple, en route Nuwara Eliya: The temple houses the 16 feet high statue of Lord Hanuman.
Seetha Amman Temple, en route Nuwara Eliya: Also known as the Ashok Vatika where Goddess Sita was believed to be kept by Ravan.
Panchamuga Anjaneyar Temple, Colombo: It is the only temple in the world to have a chariot of Anjaneyar.