Culture

The well-known Buddhist culture of ancient Sri Lanka is embodied in this city. This is an outstanding example of the rich history of the island, with high-quality architecture, recognized as the largest cave temple complex in the nation and as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, wander into the depths of these ancient caves, full of eye-catching murals and intriguing sculptures.

Explore the fascinating World Heritage Site of Sigiriya, an ancient rocky fort. Being in an area with colossal, historic homes and getting to know about the past is wonderful. Climb the rocky slopes to see the amazing artwork, well-planned gardens, and wide range of vistas that blend nature and human creativity

Explore the great significance of this historic town which pilgrims of many different ethnicities and religions visit. This sacred place, which transcends beyond religious boundaries, inspires spirituality and togetherness to draw people from south India and Sri Lanka. This pilgrimage town is more than a place to visit, for it is holy people come here in reverence and harmony.  

This city offers a unique blend of history and contemporary appeal as it skillfully combines modern developments with its lively cultural traditions. Despite being the second largest city on the central island, Kandy is a UNESCO Heritage site. From the very first sight, this city will become a part of your soul and you won't be able to forget it because the complete sweetness is going to trap you in a deliciously spicy, savoury trap.

Experience the long history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is well known for its stunning temples and historic Sinhalese ruins. Look up to the three Great Stupas from Lake Bund, and enjoy the timeless grandeur of the surroundings in the quiet evening. Prepare for a breathtaking voyage through time as you investigate the historical significance of ancient Anuradhapura.

The island's second historic capital Polonnaruwa has been a thriving centre of knowledge and creativity for nearly 200 years. Polonnaruwa has magnificent ruins of royal palaces and sacred temples with complex carvings such as Gal Vihara, which contains huge Buddha statues. Nevertheless, amid its historic splendour, the city skillfully combines modernity and tradition beckoning visitors to discover its timeless beauty and become fully immersed in Sri Lankan history.