General
Volunteering Tour Programme
Cost for two weeks from £900.00 + Flight
- Rural area school English Language teaching programme.
- Agricultural and cultivation programme.
- Tea land maintaining and tea factory visit and work in tea factory. (Learning Tea powder production programme).
- University research and study programme for thesis writing student programme, Ayurverdic medical and learn of traditional treatments programme (It will be added additional fees for the service T & C apply)
Activities
Programmes in Details.
01. On request of school, You will get an experience of teaching of English in Sri Lanka Local schools)
02. Monday to Friday - in School Times only. - Tea and lunch will be provided at the school or outside of the school.
03. Free local tour or visit beach side and it is according to distance from sea and accommodation area.
04. Free transport from school to accommodation place.
05. Teaching English in free School (Nursery).
06. Teaching materials and guidelines will be provided.
07. Extra food or alcoholic drinks can be brought by your own cost. It is not included in this programme.
08. Learn how to cook Sri Lankan traditional foods.
09. Sri Lankan Traditional dressing and activities.
10. Air Tickets can be purchased your own or we can provide and it will be included to your package.
11. This programme is included full board meal, Airport transportation, weekend local tour, two bottle of (1.5litre) water, breakfast (Bread, butter and Jam or eggs) Lunch - rice + three curies and dessert.
12. Minimum programme time should be 2 weeks
13. Total cost for two weeks - £900.00 + Air Tickets - (It could be Direct flight or Transit).
Terms and Condition and refund policy same as tour package. If you would need more information and price, please email us
lankabesttour@gmail.com
Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) is an island nation south of India in the Indian Ocean. Its diverse landscapes range from rainforest and arid plains to highlands and sandy beaches. It’s famed for its ancient Buddhist ruins, including the 5th-century citadel Sigiriya, with its palace and frescoes. The city of Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s ancient capital, has 