Day 01 Arrive Colombo – Mount Lavinia (Drive)
Upon arrival in Colombo International Airport you are met and transferred to Mount Lavinia. Approximate travel time from Airport to Mount Lavinia is 1 ½ Hrs. Upon arrival in Mount Lavinia check in at your pre booked Hotel
Evening Assemble at the poolside restaurant area for the Welcome Meeting by your local Tour Manager who will brief you on the line up for the next few days.
Dinner and Overnight stay at Hotel in Mount Lavinia.
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Day 02 Mount Lavinia – Colombo – Mount Lavinia
After Breakfast proceed on a sightseeing tour of Colombo. (Duration of the visit 3 Hrs)
You will reach Colombo within approximately 30 minutes’ drive from the city of Mt.Lavinia. Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka is a living legend with a modern day life style and a hub for some of the well preserved colonial monuments and buildings. There will be a combination of visits as well as panoramic sightseeing included in this tour.
Site Visits: The Gangarama Buddhist Temple- where you will be able to get an insight on Buddhist Culture & if you are lucky take a picture with the Temples Sacred Elephant. Hindu Temple –The Hindu architecture with its vibrant colored statues of the thousand deities. The Wolfendhal Dutch Church– the oldest Protestant church of Sri Lanka built according to Dutch colonial architecture between 1749 -1751 & an iconic monument of the Dutch Christian zeal.
Panoramic sightseeing: Fort Rail Way Station-Introduced by the British the Railway Service in old Ceylon began in 1864, which was initially built with the intension of transportation of Tea and Coffee from hill country to Colombo. Consequently the Colombo Fort Railway Station was built and put into operation in 1908. Independence Square– Independence Commemoration Hall or Independence Square is a national monument built in commemoration of the independence of Sri Lanka (then Ceylon) from the British Colonial rule in 1948. The Viharamahadevi park – The Viharamahadevi Park formerly called the “Victoria Park” is a public leisure park built during the British rule named after Queen Victoria. Today it is used as a resting place & for evening leisure walks by the locals. Colombo Habour-One of the oldest & busiest ports in South Asia. The British decided to build houses and civilian buildings rather than making it into a military center, giving birth to the modern Port of Colombo. The Galle Face Hotel -Built in 1864 by the British entrepreneurs, The Galle Face Hotel is one of the oldest colonial hotels remaining in Colombo. With modern day 5 star hotels booming in Colombo the Galle face Hotel has still managed to be prominent from rest with its old time grandeur. The Galle Face Green-This famous stretch of walkway overlooking the Indian ocean was initially laid out in 1859 by the British Governor Sir Henry Ward, and was also used for horse racing and as a golf course. Today it is popular with locals as well as foreigners for evening walks & picnics & one of best place to watch the sunset. The National Museum-Built in the Italian Architectural style, The Colombo Museum as it was called initially was established in 1877 by Sir William Henry Gregory who was the British Governor of Ceylon at that time. During the colonial days some of the some of the unique Sri Lankan historical artifacts such as the “Tara Devi” statue are sent to museums in Britain. Other places of interest are the Devatagaha Muslim Mosque, The BMICH, Cinnamon Gardens & Municipal Council & The Grand Oriental Hotel.
Afternoon indulge in the blend comforts of this colonial heritage hotel. One of the key attractions at the Mount Lavinia Hotel is its swimming pool which invites you to take a cooling dip on a sultry tropical day. Alternatively indulge in a rejuvenating spa treatment at the COCO Spa or simply relax at the adjoining Mt. Lavinia Beach.
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Mount Lavinia.
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Day 03 Mount Lavinia – Pinnawela – Kandy (Drive)
After breakfast proceed to the Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage. Sri Lanka is one of the best places observe the Asian Elephants in close proximity. Arrive at the Orphanage in time to witness the bathing of Elephants.
Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawela. (Duration of the visit 2 ½ Hrs)
Elephant Orphanage: Managed by the Department of Wild Life, Pinnawela is both an orphanage & breeding ground for wild elephants which has one of the largest herds of captive elephants in the world. Established in 1975, originally founded in order to afford, Care & provide protection to the many orphaned elephants stranded in the jungles. Each grown animal is given around 76 Kgs (170 Lb) of green manure a day and around 2 Kg from a food bag containing rice bran and maize. During the bathing time, the mahouts will escort the elephants to the nearby Mahaoya River and it is a significant site to witness the jumbos in absolute bliss. Baby Elephants feeding times are 09:15 am, 13:15 pm & 17:15 pm. Optional Lunch at Pinnawela. At a restaurant overlooking the river where the elephants bathe. 13:15: Witness the Feeding of the baby Elephants
Later proceed for Kandy. Upon arrival in Kandy check in at your pre booked Hotel
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Kandy.
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Day 04 Kandy – Dambana – Kandy
After breakfast proceed to Dambana Ancient “Veddah” Tribal Village.
Around 11:30 am arrive at the Dambana Ancient “Veddah” Tribal Village.
Dambana Ancient “Veddah” Tribal Village: This tour will give you the opportunity to meet the surviving indigenous population of Sri Lanka the “Veddah” population, whose history spans close to 2000 years. The true plight of “Veddah” will help you to look at them as group of human beings rather than an array of exhibits. They were the ancient custodians of the jungles and they were “at home” in the jungles. Since the department of Wild Life was established and the Fauna & Flora ordinance was empowered to protect the forests and the wild life of Sri Lanka the “Veddah” population was deprived of their natural habitats and livelihoods & their tools and weapons and they were forced out of the jungles. Jungles were declared National Parks and most of other prosperous land was taken over by the Mahaweli Development projects. Today, with the intension of further protecting the “Veddah” population they are restricted to Dambana and they were given alternative methods of survival, farming. Originally the young “Veddah” boys observed & learnt the art of catching a game from their fathers and girls took after their mothers in managing the home and rearing children. But today the children from “Veddah” population are sent to school to get more ‘civilized’ education. “Veddah” population was never used to being confined to “a village” as they were much used to the rustic abodes in the jungles. So what is normal & civilized for the rest of us is “abnormal” for the “Veddah”. Ironically, today the “Veddah” themselves and the various customs and tribal dances that they perform when visitors come to their “village” are not mere exhibition or a performing art, but the innate life style that they dearly miss. The silent appeal from the “Veddah” population is to be back in their natural forest habitats where they lived harmoniously with nature, protecting each other.
Leave Dambana & proceed to Kandy on the recently renovated Mahiyangana Kandy Road which is famous for its winding misty roads with “18 bends”.
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Kandy.
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Day 05 Kandy – Peradeniya – Kandy
After breakfast proceed to the sacred Temple of the Tooth followed by a sightseeing tour of Kandy.
Kandy was the last kingdom of Sri Lanka when British the British Colonial rule took over the country completely by the 1815.The Railway industry which was founded by the British brought more exposure to the Kandyan kingdom from the rest of the world. Instantly the remoteness vanished and became a hub for trading.
Sacred Temple of Tooth: (Duration of the visit 1½ Hrs)
The Sacred Temple of Tooth, which is considered as one the most revered Temples by the Buddhists as it houses the Sacred Tooth relic of Lord Buddha. The present temple is built during the 17th Century and located in the city center, overlooking the Kandy Lake.The Relic of the Tooth is kept in a two-story inner shrine fronted by two large elephant tusks. Although visitors are not permitted to enter this inner shrine you could offer flowers at the outer shrine area.The Thevava or auspicious offering to the Sacred Tooth relic takes place twice a day early morning and evening. During this time you could witness the beating of the traditional drums and large offering of flowers by devotees in honor of the Tooth Relic. The belief goes on to say that the sacredness of this Temple made it a survivor during the Colonial rule and even the British rulers ensured its protection as it was revered by the Buddhists.
Trinity College Kandy:
Founded in 1872, as an Anglican Missionary school based on the traditions of the best of the public schools in England, the missionaries took into its realm the best of the local indigenous culture. Today the Trinity College of Kandy standout as a school that produces “educated Gentlemen”. The Chapel at Trinity College is a complete masterpiece, from authentic Kandyan lacquered windows to carved marble slabs, and a beautifully carved wooden pulpit and doorways.
War Cemetery in Kandy:
Kandy War Cemetery of World War II, a place largely forgotten by the normal tourist, where 203 burials had taken place out of which 107 were British, as per the plaque. It is a somber place, yet impeccably maintained like a beautiful garden.
Later Visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya.
Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya: Originated in the 1371 BC by a Kandyan King Wickremabahu III as a Royal pleasure Garden, was formerly established as a Botanical Garden in 1843 during the British Colonial rule. The Garden came under the administration of the Department of Agriculture when it was established in 1912. Consists of aquatic plants, Arches collection, grass collection, medicinal garden & Orchid garden amongst many others. The Garden is usually at its full bloom and the stroll through the articulately maintained pathways will be a tantalizing experience.
Evening Enjoy a Cultural Dance performance.
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Kandy.
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Day 06 Kandy – Nanu Oya (Train) & Nanu Oya – Nuwara Eliya (Drive)
After breakfast check Out at Hotel and depart around 1230 pm to Board the Train bound for Nanu Oya & enjoy a scenic rail road journey passing the picturesque hill country with its beds of lush green tea plantations. It is not an exaggeration to say that the best view of the Hill country can be seen “from the Rail” (Please note schedule train times are subject to change, There for any changes to the above mentioned schedule train time we will advise you earliest accordingly Upon arrival in Nanuoya Railway Station around 15:55 pm you are transferred to Hotel at Nuwara Eliya.
Nuwara Eliya: -Once called, Little England, due to the predominant presence of by the British, is Nuwara Eliya, one of the most elevated towns in Sri Lanka. It is also home to some of the best tea plantations in the world & the country’s largest collection of vegetable cultivation. The city’s cold temperatures call for sweaters, log fires, and blankets in contrast to the usual tropical weather prevailing in the rest of the island. During the ‘season” in April it attracts visitors both local & foreign and the town turns in to a hub of activity with its local motor races ,flower exhibitions fashion shows and horse racing. One of the highlights in the city is Victoria Park was established in 1897, to commemorate the 60th Jubilee Coronation of Queen Victoria which is usually full of flowers & best place for picnics. Gregory Lake is popular built during the year 1874 by a British governor Gregory, popular tourist for boat rides. The Nuwara Eliya Golf Club still remains prestige and boasts as one of the oldest Golf Courses in the country. The sacred Seetha Amman Temple is a venerated as a holy place especially by the Hindus and the Temple premises has been built in line with Hindu architecture.
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Nuwara Eliya.
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Day 07 Nuwara Eliya
After breakfast proceed for visit Half day “Tea Experience”.
Back to the Tea Cup: -First introduced to the country in 1867 by the British planter James Taylor, Ceylon Tea is divided into three groups: High or Upcountry, Mid country, and Low country tea, based on the geography of the land on which it is grown. Today the slogan “Pure Ceylon Tea – Packed in Sri Lanka” has become phenomenal worldwide. Today you will be able to become ‘up close & personal’ with handpicked Ceylon Tea. You will be escorted to an organic tea plantation dressed in local attire – saree for the ladies, sarong for the gentlemen & you will be provided with a basket in which to collect your tea leaves. Professional tea plucker will accompany you and show you which leaves to pluck. You’ll find that it takes a bit of practice to make sure the leaves end up in your basket. Then you will return to the Tea Factory, where the chief tea taster, will inspect your efforts. Thereafter you will be taken to the Tea Factory nearby and explained the whole process, from the initial drying (withering) of the leaves, through rolling, fermenting and sifting, to produce the different types of tea. The next day, a packet of your very own tea will be ready for you to take home. It would be a memorable “back to the tea cup experience” for you.
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Nuwara Eliya.
Day 08 Nuwara Eliya
After breakfast Optional visit to the Nuwara Eliya Golf Club.
Those who prefer could play an optional round of Golf followed by optional Lunch at the Club House
Nuwara Eliya Golf Club:
Walking distance from the town center spread over 90 acres, over a hundred years old (built in 1891 during British Colonial era), and the 18 holes golf course is one of Nuwara Eliya’s biggest attractions. It is reputed to be the only Golf Course where all the holes are visible from the Club House or accessible by car. For the non-golfers there will be an optional village visit followed by optional lunch at the Club House.
Late afternoon return to hotel
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Nuwara Eliya.
Day 09 Nuwara Eliya – Kitulgala – Galle (Drive)
After breakfast proceed to Galle.
Afternoon Optional Lunch at Kitulgala
Kitulgala is the setting for academy award winning British film The Bridge on the River Kwai. The Bridge on the River Kwai is a 1957 British World War II film by David Lean based on the novel The Bridge over the River Kwai by French writer Pierre Boulle. The scene creation of the film was done in Sri Lanka and many of them were at Kitulgala area including the climactic scene of the bridge explosion. The Kitulagala river is very popular with both locals and foreigners alike as a hotspot for white water rafting or adventure based activities. Around 16:30 hrs arrive at the Entrance to the newly built Southern Expressway. Upon arrival at Galle check in at your pre booked Hotel
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Galle.
Day 10 Galle
After Breakfast relax and unwind and be at leisure.
Afternoon Proceed on an exploration tour of the Galle Fort
Galle fort is 300-years-old fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the biggest highlight of this Southern port city of Galle. The Fort was built during the Dutch Colonial rule and today one of the best preserved edifices, which is a blend of Dutch ambiance and vibes of modernization. You can wonder the atmospheric streets; explore the ramparts. Many of the buildings inside the fort have been converted to plush boutique hotels or stylish stores – perfect for a drink or a bit of light shopping. Due to the grandeur of the Galle Fort, during the British Colonial rule the ramparts were preserved intact.Later at sun down arrive at Amangalla & enjoy a chilled beer or a hot cup of Ceylon Tea with an impeccable view of the Galle Fort.
Evening return to Hotel
Dinner & Overnight stay at the Hotel in Galle.
Day 11 Galle – Beruwela (Drive)
After breakfast transfer to Beruwela. Upon arrival in Beruwela check in at your pre booked Hotel
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Beruwela.
Day 12 Beruwela
Day at leisure on the Beach
Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel in Beruwela.
Day 13 Beruwela – Colombo (Drive)
Today you are transferred to Colombo International Airport to board flight for your Onward Journey.
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Begin your Galle quest at Fort Bazaar, a handsome merchant’s home-turned-boutique hotel with 18 stylish guestrooms and fresh, contemporary interiors invoking a Middle Eastern vibe. Positioned on Church Street within a UNESCO-listed 17th century fort, this spa hotel in Galle promises serenity, high-end service and gourmet modern dining, and makes a very welcoming retreat from the bustling cobbled streets of Galle Fort. Fifteen luxuriously appointed Bazaar and Banyan bedrooms radiate off a peaceful flagstone-tiled courtyard shaded by an age-old mango tree, quietly cosseting guests with king-sized four-poster Balinese beds, air conditioning, cable televisions, artisanal coffee machines and ensuite shower rooms.
The three Upper Suites are more decadent chambers which also have lounge areas, dressing rooms, freestanding bathtubs and fort-view terraces. Families could opt for interconnecting Banyan or Bazaar Bedrooms or the split level Upper Family Suite. The Church Street Social is Galle Fort’s most vibrant wining and dining venue, attracting both in-house guests and walk-ins with a convivial, buzzy vibe. The contemporary design-led setting, infused with classic twists to reflect the history of the locale and its Arabic influencers, is reflected in our gourmet dishes, which feature elements of traditional Moroccan, Turkish and Middle Eastern cuisine.Our menus include tapas for savouring dishes sociably amongst friends, and rustic family-style sharing platters of quality imported cold meats, cheese, homemade pickles, pâtés and dips. Asian fusion flavours used for fresh fish and modern versions of Sri Lanka’s traditional cuisine also feature highly, including black pork curry and lagoon crab salad. Escape Galle’s hustle and bustle at our indulgent Z Spa where peace reigns and luxurious, restful and revitalising treatments await. Our therapies have been conceived and designed to help you unwind. The spa has three air-conditioned single treatment rooms quietly tucked to the back of the hotel, two of which have steam showers in their bathrooms. Our deeply relaxing collection of treatments include signature massages, scrubs and wraps, facials, manicures, pedicures and steam sessions, and each treatment can be tailored to suit your individual needs. Our products are all chemical free and made in Sri Lanka by Ophir; the blends are based around the therapeutic benefits of red, green, pink and black tea.
Nestled beside the mighty Mahaweli River, Mahaweli Reach Hotel combines a sense of refined luxury with the old-world charm of an ancient kingdom. Located at 488 meters above sea level, the city is the hill capital of Sri Lanka which offers incredible culture and history all the way to authentic local life. Discover the enchantment of Sri Lanka’s hill capital like never before at one of the leading Kandy hotels where “our world revolves around yours”. Guests can enjoy relaxing Ayurvedic massages after active workouts at the tennis courts. The hotel also provides bicycle rental, water sports and business facilities. Hearty meals featuring Sri Lankan specialities are served at the restaurant, which also features live entertainment. Mahaweli Reach offer so much more than a home away from home. Our specialized services feature exclusive signature cakes, laundry services and floral arrangements. We also operate Café M, Kandy’s very first coffee house. Café M is a popular hangout spot in the city that serves a delectable range of coffee, cupcakes, short eats, shakes and more! You can also head over to Refined Tastes to taste a selection of delicious “delicacies to go”. Both of these restaurants promote the ever popular Mahaweli Cakes that are ideal for any occasion. Press & Wear is a launderette that specializes in laundry services for both retail and corporate clients. From washing to pressing and dry cleaning, Press & Wear by Mahaweli Reach Hotel provides a high-quality treatment for your attire and garments.
This property is 1 minute walk from the beach. Surrounded by coconut trees and vast green lawns, Cinnamon Bey features bright and spacious rooms with a private balcony. It features an outdoor pool and 6 food and beverage options. The sea-facing rooms are air-conditioned and are equipped with a minibar, a safe and satellite TV. The private bathroom includes shower facilities and a hairdryer. Bandaranaike International Airport is approximately 55 km away from Cinnamon Bey. Guests have access to the fitness studio and spa, which has a sauna and steam room.The newly done Deluxe Ocean Wing of our sprawling space oozes with contemporary style. Tastefully done interiors, exclusive benefits and privacy make this section of Cinnamon Bey Beruwala an epicurean haven. As our Storyteller greets you into this beautiful space, sip on a refreshing drink, while its chic vibe makes its way into your heart with every step. Our Storyteller will show you around, introducing you to the atmosphere at Beruwala and the way in which we capture its essence in every corner of our space.Discover a beautiful blend of extravagance and quietude in the chic Junior Suite, located in the far corner of our Deluxe Wing. Access to an exclusive pool, a private balcony with incredible views, separate living and dining spaces, a king-size bed and two television sets – all of this provides you with the opulent escape you’ve been looking for.Dine under a beautiful night sky with a lovely sea breeze for company. Infused with the delicate aroma of Levantine cuisine, it will transport you to the land of shawarma and manakeesh. You could choose to relish the experience under a marquee for an elevated sense of authenticity.A beautiful view of the ocean, a sea of delicacies from our sushi bar and a wide range of Vodkas – if this is not bliss, then what is? Sit by, take a few shots or sip on a cocktail of your choice, while the sound of the waves consume you.Exploit the excuse of a tropical weather to its best at I.C.E. or the Ice-Cream Emporium. Treat your sweet tooth to our home-made ice-creams, sorbets, frozen yoghurt and ice-cream sodas.Sit by our poolside bar after a few laps have worked an appetite and sip on cool refreshing drinks and savor some hot snacks. After dark, 800 Degrees becomes Tandoor – our Indian restaurant brimming with a delectable array of traditional staple dishes and delicacies from the vast country.
With a history spanning over 210 years, Mount Lavinia Hotel Colombo is one of the oldest hotels in Sri Lanka. This premier colonial heritage hotel in Colombo has earned a reputation over the years for its magnificent structure and ambiance, the old world charm which harks back to the grandeur of old Ceylon, a romantic legacy left by the colonial Governor General who used it as his residence, the exceptional service offered by its well-trained staff and its popularity as a venue for weddings. Walk the halls of a Governor’s Palace that was once the centre of power and intrigue; relax in rooms that have witnessed the secrets of courtly love and adventure. One of the last enclaves of the old orient, and one of the best hotels in Colombo, the Mount Lavinia Hotel offers a selection of 210 rooms inclusive of suites; each offering a unique experience in comfort and sophistication. The graceful elegance of a bygone era is still retained in the highly appointed rooms and suites of the Governor’s Wing, constructed in the 1930’s as an addition to the original colonial building dating back to the 1800’s. Enhanced with the natural warm glow of solid wood and the calming embrace of natural shades, the Governor’s Wing provides a regal and secluded haven of splendid quietude for the discerning traveller. Majestically overlooking the shimmering turquoise waters of the vast Indian Ocean, embroidered with white ribbons of waves stretching far into the distance and with breathtaking views of the sweeping bay of golden sands and tall exotic palms of Mount Lavinia’s celebrated paradise beach, the Governor’s Wing is an idyll of hushed and mellowed luxury. Indulge in the sumptuous range of dining experiences amidst breathtaking views at some of the finest restaurants in Colombo, ideally located by the Indian Ocean. The premier restaurant of the hotel provides an ambience of old world charm. Enjoy dining at this colonial era Ceylonese style restaurant, which serves a creative blend of regional and continental specialities. The Governor’s Restaurant can comfortably seat up to 200 people and features daily international lunch buffets and a world of themed nightly buffets that take you on a gastronomical journeyEnjoy the enchanting experience of dining under the stars, seduced by a soft tropical breeze, while lounging by the pool. The bright pinks, oranges and purples of the sky as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean will mesmerize you while you enjoy your meal or sip a tropical cocktail. You can dine to the soothing sounds of live music over a gourmet dinner; on Sunday a live jazz band plays while you enjoy our brunch. Enjoy the magic and romance of the Seafood Cove, with a table set right on the beach, candle light, the warm ocean breeze and the surf breaking softly just a few feet away. Relax and enjoy the magnificent view of the Indian Ocean while you sip a tropical cocktail and munch on your favourite snack.
Retreat into a personalized haven. Be pampered from top to toe, whether at the spa or taking a dip in Grand Hotel’s exclusive temperature controlled indoor pool - in perfect view of blue skies and theatrical clouds - made that much more sacred with a Champagne glass in hand. The Grand Hotel is situated on Nuwara Eliya Hill, adjacent to the Nuwara Eliya Golf Course. Surrounded by tropical greenery and enjoying cool climates, it features 2 restaurants, a shopping arcade and a gym. Rooms at Grand Hotel are equipped with heating. Each room has satellite TV, a mini fridge, and tea/coffee making facilities. The private bathroom offers a hot shower and a hairdryer. Guests can relax in the sauna, or play a round of golf. Other facilities include a 24-hour reception and a business centre. Laundry services are available. International dishes are served at Barnes Hall, while Grand Indian Restaurant offers specialities from North and South India. Revel in the serenity of a resplendent Coffee Bar offering, set to the backdrop of large bay windows and cafe style-seating that allow you to bear witness to the beauty of Nuwara Eliya. Enjoy a sumptuous coffee experience, complemented by fresh baked treats that soothe the soul. Named after Sir Edward Barnes, the founder of this luxury resort in Nuwara Eliya, Barnes Hall in all its grandeur offers a repertoire of culinary creations from all parts of the world. Patrons can enjoy their favourite dishes being made in front of their eyes in this much acclaimed Action-Kitchen styled buffet restaurant. Be submerged in a uniquely Indian gastronomy experience that will delight the senses and inspire the mind. Expect a journey of flavour spanning the subcontinent, as you enjoy the delicacies of a rich Indian offering. Immerse yourself in a truly authentic Thai experience, as you enter a surreal paradise of sight, sound and scent. Relish in the tantalizing flavors of exotic Thai-cuisine in Sri Lanka, at this luxurious culinary dining option. Elegant dining, old-English interiors and dated artifacts, all sync together at the Magnolia all-day restaurant, to provide you with a nostalgic ambiance to enjoy your favorite international delicacy, presented by the Grand Hotel’s culinary experts, in their own inimitable style and finesse. Witness the Barnes Fusion Grill come alive with colourful shisha, sizzling Asian and Arabic fusion cuisine, and a decadent wine selection.
