Modern surroundings and a thriving cultural legacy coexist in this city! Witnessing the ‘Udarata’ culture will amaze travelists! Additionally, the delicious food, vibrant cultural scene and historic temples will satisfy your taste buds. Being a centre of culture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this city, the second biggest in the Central Highlands, is revered by multi-faiths across the globe. 

This city is a depiction of the splendour of Buddhism which has historically elevated Sri Lanka. The largest cave temple on the island, it is officially recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for housing the well-known Cave Temples, these places are replete with intriguing sculptures and murals that tell ageless tales. 

Nestled in Sri Lanka’s magnificent surroundings, this is another example of prehistoric workmanship and is often referred to as the world’s eighth wonder. This structure, located almost 200 metres above the earth on a gigantic granite pillar, commemorates previous architectural achievements. Sigiriya was originally a magnificent palace with wide views and a sense of nobility, all surrounded by beautiful gardens. 

Muslims Buddhists and Hindus are just a few of the many religious groups that find great spiritual significance in this Southeast Asian location. Devotees of many different religions come to this shrine as a symbol of harmony offering prayers and hope. Kataragama which is steeped in centuries-old customs and deeply embedded in the cultural legacy of Sri Lanka stands as a testament to the inclusivity and harmony that characterise the country’s spiritual landscape.

This historic city once served as the capital of Sri Lanka’s secondary monarchy. In 1982, UNESCO declared the island as a World Heritage site, recognizing its incredible technological feats and interesting history.

Discover the magnificence of the past at this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is well-known for its majestic temples, also known as the ‘Atamasthana’, and relics of ancient Sinhalese ruins. On a peaceful evening, gaze up at the three Great Stupas from Lake Bund to appreciate the enduring beauty of the surroundings. Looking through the historic mosaic of old Anuradhapura will take you on an incredible journey through time.