Sri Lanka
Dambulla
The temple, built in five caves, is home to ancient sculptures and frescoes of the Buddha.
The Temple of Dambulla, also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla, is a complex of five caves that house unique sculptures and frescoes dedicated to the life and teachings of the Buddha. This monument has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attracts people from all over the world.
The caves were originally used by monks and ascetics seeking spiritual peace in nature. They were later transformed into a religious centre with impressive frescoes and statues, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. Each cave has its own style, with artwork depicting important moments in the Buddhist tradition.
Surrounded by lush green forests, the caves offer a sense of tranquility, despite being a popular tourist destination. Visitors have the opportunity to explore these historic caves and enjoy the beauty of the landscape, while learning about Sri Lanka's rich history and religious traditions.
The caves were originally used by monks and ascetics seeking spiritual peace in nature. They were later transformed into a religious centre with impressive frescoes and statues, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. Each cave has its own style, with artwork depicting important moments in the Buddhist tradition.
Surrounded by lush green forests, the caves offer a sense of tranquility, despite being a popular tourist destination. Visitors have the opportunity to explore these historic caves and enjoy the beauty of the landscape, while learning about Sri Lanka's rich history and religious traditions.
Dambulla
The temple, built in five caves, is home to ancient sculptures and frescoes of the Buddha.
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Colombo
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Pidurangala
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Polonnaruwa
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Minneriya National Park
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Kandy
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Knuckles National Park
The park has been recognized by UNESCO as a habitat of global importance.
Heeloya
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Ella
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Knuckles
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Ella Rock
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Train Tracks
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Tea Plantations
The tea plantation experience is a combination of natural beauty, cultural knowledge and enjoyment.
Eucalyptus Forest
This majestic forest is known for the dense eucalyptus trees that cover it.
Nine Arches Bridge
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Waterfall Diyaluma
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Yala National Park
This beautiful wildlife sanctuary, which is the second largest in the country, is known for its rich biodiversity.
Tangalle
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Ruhunu
The area is full of dense forests, waterfalls and rivers, offering an ideal destination for nature lovers.
Galle
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