Explore Sri Lanka’s Most Captivating Destinations

The Polonnaruwa Ancient City stands as one of Sri Lanka’s most remarkable historical treasures, showcasing the grandeur of a medieval kingdom that flourished over 800 years ago. Once the thriving capital after the fall of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa reflects a period of architectural brilliance, advanced irrigation systems, and cultural excellence.

The Anuradhapura Ancient City is one of Sri Lanka’s most extraordinary cultural and spiritual destinations, where ancient civilization, sacred Buddhist heritage, monumental architecture, and royal history come together in remarkable harmony. Revered as the first great capital of Sri Lanka, Anuradhapura is not only an archaeological treasure, but also a living sacred city that continues to inspire pilgrims and travelers from around the world.

• Sigiriya was built in the 5th century CE by King Kashyapa I (477–495 CE).

• According to tradition, Kashyapa seized the throne from his father and built Sigiriya as his royal capital and fortress to protect himself from rivals.

• After Kashyapa's death, the site became a Buddhist monastery that remained in use for centuries.

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