Nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery of Sri Lanka, Sigiriya is an undiscovered treasure of ancient craftsmanship often referred to as the eighth surprise of the arena. Perched atop a colossal granite pillar more than two hundred metres above the planet this location symbolises sophisticated architectural achievements.

A city rich in culture and history located in the Northern region of Sri Lanka. Jaffna which is well-known for its thriving Tamil culture is home to the famous Jaffna Library, old temples and buildings from the colonial era. The city is a fascinating travel destination because of its distinctive history and strong character.

Respected as a pilgrimage site, Kataragama draws Buddhists, Hindus and native Veddas. The holy Kataragama Temple devoted to the Lord Skanda (Murugan) is located in this city. Its rich cultural legacy draws tourists and devotees alike as does the town's spiritual significance which is highlighted by the lively annual Esala Perahera festival.

This city is an excellent example of how its rich cultural legacy can coexist peacefully with the current generation. Kandy combines vintage and new cultural heritage, making it a beautiful city to experience. This is the second-largest town in the Central Highlands and a cultural icon. Well, that's not all; this is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site!

Explore the beauty of the past at this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is famous for its majestic temples known as "Atamasthana" and remnants of ancient Sinhalese architecture. On a tranquil evening, glance up at the three Great Stupas from Lake Bund to admire the surroundings' timeless magnificence. Discover the old Anuradhapura historic mosaic and embark on a fascinating trip through time.

UNESCO has designated Galle’s historic city and fortifications as World Heritage Sites. This seems to have been nurtured for 500 years under the supervision of the Sinhalese, Portuguese Dutch, and British. This town's lovely beach is a blessing to the beauty it presents to travellers. 

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

This city represents the magnificence of Buddhism, which has historically made Sri Lanka famous. As the island's largest cave temple, it is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the hidden recesses of these ancient caves, which are filled with interesting sculptures and murals that convey timeless stories.