Sri Lanka Polonnaruwa Culture & Historical Tours

This itinerary is perfect for the first-time visitors to Sri Lanka. You will explore five UNESCO world heritage sites that provides a great opportunity for you to experience the historical and cultural values of Sri Lanka. You will also be able to see spice garden, botanical garden, tea plantation and waterfalls during this six-day tour in Sri Lanka.

Explore some of the greatest UNESCO world heritage archeological sites and discover the ancient technology and cultural heritage. Your cultural experience will be garnished by a wonderful tour to a typical countryside village in Sri Lanka that provides an authentic rural village experience with a traditional Sri Lankan Lunch. If you are visiting Sri Lanka for a short vacation, this tour will be one of the best options for you.

If you want to spend your honeymoon with culture and heritage, this tour will be the perfect match to your requirement. You will enjoy some exciting honeymoon dinners in wonderful locations and explore some of the best UNESCO world heritage sites available in Sri Lanka. Book this cultural honeymoon tour and experience the best of Sri Lanka during your honeymoon.  

Let's See Paradise -This tour covers most of the magnificent attractions in Sri Lanka's cultural triangle, including monasteries, ancient kingdoms, historical temples, rural villages, wildlife parks, arts and crafts, a cultural show, and many more. If you are a first-time visitor to Sri Lanka, this tour can give you an in-depth understanding of the diversity of tourist attractions available there. 

Trilogy: Polonnaruwa, Dambulla & Sigiriya Day Tour from Colombo is a trip of a lifetime through Sri Lanka’s legendary Cultural Triangle, featuring an engaging mix of history, architecture, and stunning scenery. Early departure from Colombo, this day tour starts with a picturesque drive into the heartland of Sri Lanka, first stopping at Polonnaruwa, the medieval capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, travelers stroll through well-preserved remains of imperial palaces, delicately carved statues, and ancient stupas that reveal the glory of the bygone era.The tour then goes on to Dambulla, which houses the famous cave temple complex within a giant rock outcrop. The ancient caves house over 150 images of Buddha and vibrant wall paintings over 2,000 years old. The site offers a spiritually fulfilling experience and an unforgettable view of the landscape. Dambulla’s tranquil landscapes and heritage provide a worthy antidote to the glory of Polonnaruwa open-air museum.The final of the day’s highlights is the breathtaking Sigiriya Rock Fortress, or as it is more commonly referred to, the “Eighth Wonder of the World.” Rising high above the plains, this 5th-century palace and fortress complex is adorned with magnificent frescoes, a mirror wall, and the legendary lion’s paw entrance. The ascent to the top is rewarded with stunning views and a glimpse into the 5th-century engineering feats of King Kashyapa. After indulging in a day full of Sri Lanka’s culture, visitors come back to Colombo full of stories and images of adventure in three of the country’s most valued cultural sites.