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Sigiriya World Heritage Site

Sigiriya (Lion Rock) is an ancient Palace that sits on top of a colossal rock, with a mid-level terrace that includes the Lion Gate and the famous mirror wall with its frescoes, lower Palaces located behind the lavish lower gardens, and moats and ramparts which protected the citadel. Sigiriya today is a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site.

The incredible Cave Temples at Dambulla

located more or less at the centre of the Cultural Triangle and approximately 20 minutes away from Sigiriya, is the imposing 160-metre (52ft) Dambulla Rock which houses some of the most impressive and venerated Buddhist cave temples in Sri Lanka, festooned with a marvelous array of sculptures and murals.

Historic Anuradhapura

an approximate one and a half hours drive along the Habarana- Thirukkondaiadimadu Highway would lead you to the historic city of Anuradhapura, welcomed by weathered ruins of the ancient times. The sacred Sri Maha Bodhi, Thuparama,Jetavanarama monastery and stupa and the Abhayagiri Monastery complex are must-see destinations in this great monastic city.

Ancient architecture at Polonnaruwa

approximately one hour away from Sigiriya, passing Minneriya National Park and Giritale Wewa is the ancient city of Polonnaruwa. Once in Polonnaruwa, your list of must-see destinations should include the Polonnaruwa Museum, the Quadrangle (or the Dalada Maluwa), Gal Vihara, the Lankathilaka and the Minneriya and Kaudulla National Parks.

The enormous Aukana Buddha statue

The stately Aukana Buddha is the most perfectly preserved ancient statue in Sri Lanka. An approximate 50 minute drive along the Madatugama Andiyangala road would lead you to this amazing structure standing 13 meters high, carved with supreme assurance out of a single rock.

Buddhist shrines at Mihintale

72.3km South from Sigiriya along the Kandy-Jaffna highway is the city of Mihintale, the birthplace of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, adorned by its beautiful temples and dagobas.

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