Heritage
Travel through time by visiting UNESCO sites, ancient temples and cultural icons. Every place offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of Sri Lanka.
Kandy
This town will enthral each tourist with its delicious food, vibrant arts scene, rich cultural history, and historical monuments. UNESCO has recognised this town as a World Heritage site, also it is the second largest city on the central island. As quickly as you arrive in this city, you will make lifelong memories.
Anuradhapura
Experience the splendor of the past at this UNESCO World Heritage Site which is well-known for its magnificent temples and ancient Sinhalese ruins. Prominent for Atamasthana or The 8 Sacred Places take in the timeless beauty of the surroundings by viewing the three Great Stupas from the lake bund.
Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa, a landmark of the Golden Age, was Sri Lanka’s secondary capital between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries. Because of its remarkable technological achievements and extensive records UNESCO designated it as a World Heritage site in 1982. Explore ancient temples, stone divisions, Buddha statues and carvings. One such location is the well-known Gal Vihara rock temple which has exquisite Buddha sculptures made of granite and rock.
Dambulla
This is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the location of the famous Golden Cave temples. This cave monastery features five sanctuaries in addition to the most significant and well-preserved cave. Particularly noteworthy is the mural in the cave which features 157 Buddha statues.
Sigiriya
A hidden display of artistic creations Sigiriya is referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World. Perched atop a massive rock at a height of over 200 meters it appears to serve as a reminder of architectural accomplishments that go beyond what is feasible. Sigiriya is a pleasant area surrounded by lush gardens and is thought to be a lovely tourist destination. You will find incredible treasures captivating splendour and breathtaking surroundings on a trip to Sigiriya that you won’t soon forget.
Kataragama
Along the way learn about the significance of the historic town which attracts pilgrims from a wide range of religious and ethnic backgrounds. This hallowed location which cuts across religious lines attracts visitors from Sri Lanka and south India as a source of spiritual inspiration and unity. Although this city is significant to most religions it is a popular destination for native Veddas Buddhists and Hindus.
