Updated: 2026-11-13

Sri Lanka Ramayana Yatra: 10 Sacred Sites in 8 Days

The OTATTS Sri Lanka Ramayana Tirtha Yatra follows ten sites linked by tradition to the Ramayana over eight days. Here is the route and what is included.

The ten sites

1. Ram Setu (Adam's Bridge)
2. Kanniya Hot Water Springs
3. Thirukoneswaram Temple, Trincomalee
4. Sigiriya Rock Fortress
5. Sita Amman Temple
6. Hakgala Botanical Gardens, linked to Ashoka Vatika
7. Divurumpola Temple
8. Ramboda Hanuman Temple
9. Sita Kotuwa
10. The Chariot Path, Pussellawa

Day by day

• Day 1: arrive in Colombo, meet your guide, overnight in Negombo.
• Day 2: Trincomalee, with Kanniya Springs and Thirukoneswaram.
• Day 3: Sigiriya Rock Fortress and Dambulla Cave Temple.
• Day 4: Kandy, with Sita Kotuwa and the Temple of the Tooth.
• Day 5: Nuwara Eliya, with Sita Amman, Hakgala Gardens and Divurumpola.
• Day 6: Ramboda Hanuman Temple, Ramboda Falls and the tea country.
• Day 7: Pussellawa and back to Colombo.
• Day 8: transfer to the airport.

Price and what is included

The package is listed from ₹87,010 per person on twin sharing, for 7 nights and 8 days. It includes:

• Return international airfare in economy class.
• 7 nights in 3-star hotels.
• 21 vegetarian meals, with Jain options available.
• A private air-conditioned vehicle for the full circuit.
• A dedicated English-speaking guide.
• Entry tickets for all ten sites, plus Dambulla and the Temple of the Tooth.
• A daily puja kit and pandit arrangement at the main temples.

What is not included

• The Sri Lanka tourist e-visa, applied for online separately.
• Travel insurance, which we strongly recommend.
• Personal expenses, tips and optional activities.
• A single-room supplement, available on request.

The full price table and the complete exclusions list are on the Ramayana Yatra page. Visa rules change, so reconfirm with the official Sri Lankan source before you book.

Want a longer trip?

The Sri Lanka Complete Circuit covers the island in 26 days. For a plan built around your own dates, see the Dream Printbook. For pilgrimage routes inside India, read our spiritual circuit guide.