Sri Lanka Tour Packages From Kerala

So, if you are longing for an international trip from Kerala, you have landed at the right place. Book a Sri Lanka tour package from Kerala from TravelTriangle and unleash your wanderlust. Specially mapped out by our travel experts, these travel packages provide a hassle-free experience. They are easily customizable according to your convenience. You would want to go back again once you explore these places.

Best Tourist Places To Explore In Sri Lanka

1. Colombo

What’s Special: Architectural Marvels

Major Attractions: National Museum Of Colombo, Gangaramaya Temple, Pettah Floating Market, Beira Lake, Excel World Entertainment Park, St. Lucia’s Cathedral Colombo, Viharamahadevi Park

Transportation Option: Auto rickshaw, bus, train

The most populated city of Sri Lanka, Colombo, is known as the city of ancient Hindu Temples of Sri Lanka. It has a wide variety of tourist attractions, ranging from museums to markets, from temples to churches. Pettah Market is considered a shopaholic’s paradise. Whereas, the Excel World Entertainment Park is a kid’s paradise. With so many different exploration options to choose from, Colombo is at the top of almost every traveller’s list in the Sri Lanka tour package from Kerala.

2. Kandy

What’s Special: Tea Plantations

Major Attractions: Royal Botanical Gardens, Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, Kandy Lake, Ceylon Tea Museum, Royal Palace of Kandy, Bahiravokanda Vihara Buddha Statue, Udawattakele Sanctuary

Transportation Option: Tuk-tuk, bus, rented bike

The last royal capital of the Sri Lankan monarchy, Kandy, was named after the Sinhala term ‘Kanda.’ Considered a sacred city, Kandy had a major role in preserving the Sinhalese culture of Sri Lanka in the past. The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kandy, which houses the tooth of Gautam Buddha in the shrine. Other famous heritage sites in Kandy include Kandy Lake and Udawattakele Sanctuary. If you are booking a Sri Lanka package from Kerala, make sure to visit Kandy.

3. Nuwara Eliya

What’s Special: Strawberry fields

Major Attractions: Hakgala Botanical Gardens, Seeta Amman Temple, Gregory Lake, Ramboda Falls, Lover’s Leap, Horton Plains National Park, Victoria Park

Transportation Option: Bus, tuk tuk

Surrounded by mountains and colonial buildings, Nuwara Eliya is famously known as “Little England” in the tourism industry. The literal meaning of Nuwara Eliya is ‘city of light.’ It is also called Sri Lanka’s Strawberry Capital because of the presence of strawberry fields in Ambewela and Ragala, where one can visit and pick up fresh strawberries, along with a tractor tour of the farm. The English-style construction, pleasant weather all year round, picturesque locations, and serene environment adds up to the beauty of the city.

4. Galle

What’s Special: Portuguese architectural buildings

Major Attractions: Galle Fort, Japanese Peace Pagoda, Unawatuna Beach, Galle International Cricket Stadium, Old Dutch Market, Historical Mansion Museum, Sea Turtle Hatchery Centre

Transportation Option: Rented vehicle, tuk tuk

The port city of Galle is situated in the Southwest region of Sri Lanka. Earlier known as Gimhathitha, the name of the city was derived from the Sinhalese term, which means ‘port near the River Gin.’ The old town of Galle and its fortifications are the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. With castles, beaches, Portuguese architecture, and museums, Galle as a tourist attraction has a lot to offer to its visitors. Your Sri Lanka package from Kerala is incomplete without visiting the city of Galle.

5. Jaffna

What’s Special: Ancient Forts, Beaches

Major Attractions: Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil, Jaffna Library, Dambakola Patuna, Jaffna Fort, Dutch Fort, Casuarina Beach, Charty Beach, Karainagar Beach

Transportation Option: Minivan, train, tuk tuk, bus

The capital city of the Northern Province of Sri Lanka, Jaffna predominantly populated by the Tamil population. The streets of Jaffna are embellished with art, which attracts onlookers. The ancient spots in Jaffna have still retained their charm and stood the test of time. More than 400 years old, Jaffna Fort, built by the Portuguese, reminds visitors of Jaffna’s colonial past. If the tourist wants to dig deep into Sri Lanka’s history, Jaffna Library is the place to be. As for the cuisine is concerned, the food in Jaffna resembles that of Tamil Nadu, India.

Best Time To Visit Sri Lanka

Summer

The dry season in Sri Lanka, from December to April, is the best time to visit Sri Lanka. People plan a visit to the South and West Coast and Hill Country due to the ideal weather conditions that are suitable for sightseeing and water activities. Being the peak season with a lot of festivals, the accommodation gets expensive. Hence, it is advisable to book all the arrangements well in advance.

Monsoon

The monsoon season i.e. from May to November in Sri Lanka is quite unpredictable in the South and West regions of the country. It is considered an off-season for these areas, where tourists can be seen in limited numbers. However, it is an ideal time to visit the North and Eastern parts of Sri Lanka.

The Sri Lanka tour packages price from Kerala may vary at different times of the year. You can check out the final price after including one or more of the above-mentioned cities and several other inclusions and exclusions.

How To Reach Sri Lanka?

Reaching Sri Lanka is relatively straightforward, as it's a popular tourist destination with well-developed transportation infrastructure. Here's how to reach Sri Lanka:

By Air

Cochin International Airport and Trivandrum International Airport are the two airports in Kerala with connecting flights to Colombo International Airport in Sri Lanka. Depending on your location, you can board your flight from any of these airports in Kerala.

The Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB) near Colombo, the capital city, is the primary international gateway to Sri Lanka. You can find direct flights to CMB from major cities around the world. Sri Lanka also has a few domestic airports, such as Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (HRI) in Hambantota and Jaffna International Airport (JAF), which receive some international flights.

By Sea

Sri Lanka has several major ports, including Colombo, Galle, and Trincomalee, which are occasionally visited by cruise ships and cargo vessels. However, travelling by sea is not a common option for tourists.

By Rail

There is no rail connectivity from Kerala to Sri Lanka at the moment. Boarding a flight is the best option.

By Road

There is no road connectivity from Kerala to Sri Lanka. The island country is inaccessible via roads.