Anuradhapura is one of Sri Lanka’s most evocative sites entrenched in history, culture and religion. It is one of the country’s ancient capital cities and it...
Full of history and culture, Anuradhapura is a must-visit on a trip to Sri Lanka. It is one of the country’s ancient capital cities which can be dated back...
Situated in the central province, Anuradhapura is in the ancient heart of Sri Lanka and it is often regarded as the holy land for Sri Lankan Buddhists...
From romantic walks or cycling tours through historic, religious shrines to soaring above the lush landscapes of the Cultural Triangle on a romantic hot air balloon ride, escape to Anuradhapura with your partner.
Experience the history and religious significance of one of Sri Lanka’s oldest cities; Anuradhapura. Enjoy a stroll back in time as you discover the beauty...
Explore the most popular attractions in Anuradhapura during your holiday in Sri Lanka, from the stunning ancient temples like the Ruwanveliseya to the...
As you explore this ancient kingdom, you’ll find a variety of fun and exciting things to do in Anuradhapura, whether you’re travelling with family...
Explore ancient temples, stupas & the sacred city of Anuradhapura with our curated guides. Discover Sri Lanka's rich history.
Sri Lanka's ancient kingdoms offer a compelling narrative of the island's history, spirituality, and artistry dating back 2,500 years.
Welcome to Sri Lanka, a beautiful island nation rich in culture, history, and biodiversity. For many years...
Sri Lanka is a top-ranked tourist destination with a multitude of experiences...
Geoffrey Bawa, the pioneer of Tropical Modernism, had a vision which greatly influenced architectural styles in Sri Lanka and other parts of the world...
Mannar, located in the north west of Sri Lanka, is geographically closer to India than the commercial capital of Colombo. The town is wrapped in history and legend...
Travelling to the north of Sri Lanka is quite different when compared to travelling down south, due to the differing landscapes, culture, and the accessibility...
There are an estimated 6000 wild elephants in Sri Lanka, with the species having been listed as officially endangered by the International Union for...
Choosing the perfect place to match different vacation-personalities can be a tough call to make in general, but this is especially the case when choosing a...
Sri Lanka is a backpackers’ paradise; the size of the country makes it very easy to traverse through the different regions. If you’re visiting the island...
Sri Lanka is a mishmash of colours, sounds, and tastes and nowhere is this more apparent than in the local cuisine. Although the island is home...
By definition, to retreat is the act of seeking refuge, a great way to describe a wellness holiday in Sri Lanka. Seek refuge in the beautiful green forests...
Dambulla is found at the heart of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle, which refers to an area of land where most of the country’s UNESCO World Heritage...
Polonnaruwa is often regarded as a must-visit destination when you’re in Sri Lanka. The town is located in the North Central Province...
Located approximately 80 kilometers outside of the town of Mannar and 40 kilometers northwest of Anuradhapura city, Thanthirimale is an old village...
The Agrabodhi Vihara in Weligama is an ancient temple that dates back to the time of King Devanampiyatissa (250-210 BC). The Bodhivamsa, a chronicle...
The Kalutara Bodhiya is one of the more sacred places in the southern coast of the island, as it is home to one of the oldest planted trees in the island, which...
It may seem like an impossible feat to entice kids to visit a historical site- just the term fills them with boredom- however there are four sites in Sri Lanka...
Sri Lanka is a predominantly Buddhist country, with Buddhism being introduced in the 3rd century BCE, it has some of the oldest- and most beautiful- temples...
Sri Lanka is best known for its golden beaches which wrap around the whole island, but the country has a hidden gem in its interior...
Sri Lanka is definitely one of the most romantic destinations to visit, it has golden beaches, turquoise waters and rolling green hills, however, most people...
Sri Lanka is a tropical paradise; with golden beaches, warm blue waters, year-round summer, a myriad of wildlife, and rich history, it is easy to see why the...
Built in the 2nd century BC by King Kavantissa of the Anuradhapura Kingdom, the Seruwila Mangala Raja Maha Viharaya in Trincomalee is one of the more...
Dating all the way back to the 3rd century BC, during the reign of King Devanampiytissa of the Anuradhapura Kingdom, the Velgam Vehera...
Believed to date back to 400BC, the Koneswaram Temple in Trincomalee is a significant Hindu Temple that has gone through many prosperous years, as...
Built by the very king who introduced Buddhism to the country, King Devanampiyatissa, in the 3rd century BC, the Tissa Wewa in Anuradhapura...
Located in the historic town of Anuradhapura, Lovamapahaya, often referred to as Lohaprasadaya, translates to ‘brazen palace’, because of the bronze roof tiles...
Considered to be the oldest stupa in the country and, arguably, the oldest in the world, the Thuparama Stupa in Anuradhapura, has origins that go all the way...
Literally translated as Jewel Palace, the Ratnaprasadaya, located in Anuradhapura, belongs to the Abhayagiri Monastery complex and was built by King Kanittha...
Located in Anuradhapura, Isurumuniya Viharaya was built in the 3rd century BC by King Devanampiyatissa. It was initially called the Meghagiri Viharaya and...
Although very similar to the Abhayagiri Stupa, the Jetavanarama Stupa in Anuradhapura was built in the 3rd century AD. It is considered to be the largest...
Once considered to be the fifth largest monument in the world, the Ruwanveliseya is another ancient stupa that can narrate endless tales of...
Rivalling even the great pyramids of Giza, the gargantuan structure of the Abhayagiri Stupa in Anuradhapura goes back to the 1st century BC. The...
Located in Anuradhapura and believed to be the oldest planted tree in the world, the Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi goes all the way back to the 3rd century BC...
Believed to be one of the first monasteries outside the Kingdom of Anuradhapura that goes all the way back to the 3rd century BC, to the reign of King Uttiya...
Discover ancient temples, caves & frescoes in Dambulla. Explore the rich history and culture of Sri Lanka with our curated guides.
One of the more unique structures of the entire kingdom, the Polonnaruwa Vatadage has a long and illustrious history. Considered to be the only...
This is the very first sanctuary built for Buddhists monks in Sri Lanka. The monastery dates back as far as 246 BC to the reign of King Devanampiyatissa...
Christianity has existed in Sri Lanka from as early as the 16th century, with records showing that there were designated areas for Christians in the country’s...
Located in the small hamlet known as Kandarodai, the Kadurugoda Viharaya (also known as the Kandarodai Temple) is one of the last Buddhist temples left in...
Within the royal palace complex of the ancient Kingdom of Kandy, the Sri Dalada Maligawa is a Buddhist temple that is home to the tooth relic of Lord Buddha...
In the middle of the constant hustle and flow of Colombo, the Seema Malakaya is everything that is peaceful and serene. Floating to the east of South Beira Lake...
Perched on a slab of rock that juts dramatically over the forests of central Sri Lanka, Sigiriya is as imposing a sight now as it must have been when it was first built...
Travelling solo through the Cultural Triangle is an experience that is not to be missed. Discovering the historical remains of the once ancient cities...
Sri Lanka’s recorded history goes back thousands of years, but many of the structures built by civilisations long gone are still standing today...
Architecture is an artform that flows and changes with time, and has shown us more about the past than we could possibly imagine. On a tour of the ruins left behind...
Climb to the top of the Rock Fortress and enjoy the surrounding landscapes or make your way to the top of Pidurangala and enjoy the sunrise...
Sri Lanka is a kaleidoscope of wonder to a great many enthusiasts; be it the adrenaline junkie to the one looking to just experience a bit of rest...
The Pearl of the Indian Ocean does not disappoint in adventure, especially for the hands-on traveller. Sri Lanka is dotted with a number of uncharted territories...
Discover the stories, myths and legends that make up the beautiful Pearl of Asia the centuries old relics, the connections to the wider world...
Ride the bus, train, tuk-tuk or rent a car; there’s plenty of ways to get about.