Cultural Treasures
This city combines modern surroundings with a vibrant cultural past! Experiencing the ‘Udarata’ culture will wow travellers! Furthermore, the delectable cuisine, active cultural scene, and old temples will delight your palate. As a cultural centre and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this city, the second largest in the Central Highlands, is venerated by people of all religions across the world.
Explore the splendour of the past at this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is known for its towering “Atamasthana” temples and remnants of ancient Sinhalese architecture. On a calm evening, gaze up at the three Great Stupas from the Lake Bund to absorb the surrounding’s timeless beauty. Discover the old Anuradhapura historic mosaic and go on a fantastic trip through time.
This historic city was formerly the capital of Sri Lanka’s secondary monarchy. UNESCO listed the island as a World Heritage site in 1982, recognising its exceptional technical achievements and intriguing history.
This city is a representation of Buddhism’s grandeur which has long brought Sri Lankan recognition. It is the biggest cave temple on the island and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dive deep into these ancient tunnels which are filled with fascinating sculptures and murals that tell classic stories.
Sigiriya, a hidden gem of historical craftsmanship and the Eighth Wonder of the World is tucked away in Sri Lanka’s beautiful countryside. This site, which is more than three hundred and fifty meters above the ground and perched on top of a large granite pillar is proof of wonderful architectural achievements.
Discover the historical significance of this town which receives pilgrims from a variety of religious and ethnic backgrounds regularly. This place is a source of spiritual inspiration and unity that transcends religious boundaries drawing people from south India and Sri Lanka. Veddas, Buddhists, and Hindus are among the most common visitors despite the fact that most religions find meaning in this city.
