Why is this called the ‘Unexplored’ Ramayana tour?

Because it covers sites in the North and East that are often left out of regular Ramayana packages, making it a more unique and authentic experience.

How many days does this tour take?

Usually 4–5 days, depending on travel pace and overnight stays in Jaffna, Mannar, and Trincomalee.

Breakfast is included. Lunch and dinner can be arranged at local restaurants or with traditional vegetarian options on request.

Is this tour suitable for families and elderly travelers?

Yes, but some temples may require barefoot walking and climbing steps. The itinerary can be adjusted for comfort.

Modest clothing for temples, light cotton wear, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable footwear.

Can this tour be customized?

Yes, we can extend and add more Ramayana-related stops, or allow extra days for leisure and relaxation.

Ramayana North and East

Ramayana Tour: Northern and Eastern Sri Lanka

Step off the beaten path and discover the unexplored Ramayana trail across Sri Lanka’s Northern and Eastern provinces. This unique journey connects sacred temples, mystical wells, and coastal legends tied to the epic Ramayana. Experience spirituality, culture, and hidden landscapes far from the crowded tourist routes.

Jaffna (North)

Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil – Iconic Hindu temple and spiritual landmark of Jaffna.
Keerimalai Naguleswaram Kovil & Sacred Pond – A Shiva temple and healing waters linked to Ramayana legends.
Nilavarai Bottomless Well – A natural underground water source tied to Hanuman’s journey.
Hanuman Temple – Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, revered as a Ramayana site.
Nagapooshani Amman Temple (Nainativu Island) – A colorful shrine with mythological connections.

Mannar (North)

Thiruketheeswaram Temple – One of the Pancha Ishwarams of Lord Shiva, central to Ramayana history.
Rama Sethu / Adam’s Bridge Viewpoint – The legendary chain of sandbanks built by Lord Rama’s army.
Mannar Lighthouse & Coastline – Scenic views of the Gulf of Mannar.

Trincomalee (East)