This island boasting of 8 UNESCO sites and 26 national parks, is an ecotourism gem where vibrant culture meets breathtaking landscapes for a truly unforgettable adventure.
The second ancient capital of Sri Lanka, Polonnaruwa, flourished in the 11th and 13th centuries. Travellers are enthralled with the city’s breathtaking temples, Royal remains, wellness centres, brick walls and elaborate Buddha statues and rock carvings. The city was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982 for its archaeological significance and innovation.
Feel the richness of the past in this UNESCO World Heritage Site, famously marked by magnificent temples and remains of ancient Sinhalese ruins. Known for the ‘Atamasthana’ or ‘The 8 Sacred Places’, take in the timeless beauty of the surroundings by looking at the three Great Stupas from the lake bund.
This city has a blend of both past and modern architecture! From delightful cuisine, rich culture, flourishing arts, and historic temples, this city will captivate each traveller. Despite being the second largest city on the island, Kandy is a UNESCO World Heritage site. From the moment you step into this city, you will collect memories that last for a lifetime.
This city embodies the well-known Buddhist culture of ancient Sri Lanka. As the largest cave temple complex in the country and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this striking representation of the island’s rich history and superior architectural quality is widely recognized. Explore the depth of these ancient caves, which are embellished with fascinating murals and sculptures.
Sigiriya is known as the Eighth Wonder of the World and is a hidden gallery of artwork. It stands at a height of over 200 meters on the top of a giant rock, almost like a reminder of past architectural accomplishments. Sigiriya is a stunning location surrounded by lush gardens which are well-liked by travellers. You will expect incredible treasures, alluring beauty, and breathtaking scenery on an unforgettable vacation to Sigiriya.
Discover the immense importance of this ancient pilgrimage town visited by many multi-faiths across the globe. This city is of significance across native Veddas, Buddhists, and Hindus. This sacred place, which transcends religious boundaries, is an inspiration of spirituality and togetherness, drawing people from both South India and Sri Lanka.