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Golden temple & Rock caves in Dambulla

Dambulla is an exciting tourist destination situated in central province of Sri Lanka. Approximately 150 Km away from Colombo. The world renowned rock cave temple complex in Dambulla golden temple dated to the 2nd century BC is declared as a UNESCOWorld Heritage site due to the historical, religious & unbelievable architectural value. This site has over 80 caves, some of which are used to practice deep meditation by Buddhist monks. This Rock temple has five diffrent caves with 153 magnificent Buddha statues, 3 statues of Sri Lankan monarchs and 4 Hindu gods.

Royal Kingdom of Polonnaruwa

It is the second kingdom in Sri Lanka & the largest city in north central province, Polonnaruwa is famous for its ancient architectural sites, natural beauty & the large lake ‘ParakramaSamudra’ built in 1200. UNESCO has declared this ancient city as one of the World Heritage sites in Sri Lanka. Royal kingdom of Polonnaruwa is one of the most important ancient archeological site which has a range of surpricing Architectural, agricultural, irrigation & religious (Buddhist & Hindu) sites to explore & discover.

Anuradhapura

As per historical records Anuradhapura is the first capital of Sri Lanka declared by King Pandukhabaya in the 4th century BC & known as the longest serving capital. Filled with fascinating ancient sites related to Buddhism & rich Sri Lankan heritage. UNESCO has declared this ancient city as one of the World Heritage sites in Sri Lanka.

Sigiriya rock fortress

Among locals this is called as the “8th wonder of the world” absolutely marvelous fortress complex which dates back to 477 CE situated 200 meters high from the ground.  This giant rock fortress has water fountains, boulder gardens, frescos, mirror wall, relics of the castle and many more exciting monuments from the bottom to the top of the complex. This is definitely the most visited tourist attraction in Sri Lanka.  UNESCO has declared this ancient city as one of the World Heritage sites in Sri Lanka.

Some people believe that Sigiriya is a post historical archeology turning point of Ravana. According to them, Sigiriya may be the Alakamandava (the City of the Gods) that was built up before 50 centuries ago by King Kubera who was the half-brother of Great king Ravana.

Kandy, the city of wonders

Kandy is the hill capital of Sri Lanka, surrounded by sky kissing hills, green valleys, pure rivers, lakes and waterfalls. Kandy is also the cultural center of Sri Lanka and a UNESCO world heritage city. The most respected & celebrates Buddhist monument, the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha is placed at the DaladaMaligawa, the temple of the tooth which is the most important attraction in Kandy. Buddhist devotees from all over the world visits this place all year around.

Royal botanical garden, KCC shopping mall, the ancient lake in the middle of the city, Gem museums, souvenir shops & many more modern & ancient attractions are available in Kandy.

Horton Plains, The Heaven on Earth for Eco tourists

Another NESCO World Heritage Site. Some nature lovers & Eco tourists call this the Heaven on Earth due to its unparalleled natural beauty & compactness of attractions such as Bakers falls (a fantastic waterfall), Chimmini pool, the famous World’s end cliff with a 3700 feet sheer drop with a breath taking view, vast range of endemic flora & fauna, wild animals, birds, water streams to name a few.

Sinharaja rain forest, The biodiversity hot spot in Sri Lanka

Sinharaja is one of the largest rain forest, national park&biodiversityhotspot in Sri Lanka, considering the high importance UNESCO has declared Sinharaja rain forest as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is a home to a variety of endangered mammal, birds, reptiles, butterflies. This is a fantastic place to enjoy a forest Trek or a camping secession in the boarder of the forest near a water stream.

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