• Golden Temple of Dambulla - The Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Sri Lanka. It is 148 kilometers east of Colombo and 72 kilometers north of Kandy. Dambulla is the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka.
• Golden Temple of Dambulla - The Rock Temple of Dambulla, referred to as Jumbukola Vihara in the Mahavamsa, the main Pali Chronicle of Sri Lanka, is situated approximately 47 miles northwest of Kandy, the last capital of the Sinhalese kings, on the main road to Anuradhapura. Dambulla is a site of unique interest, with its rock temples being the most extensive and ancient on the island, maintained in excellent condition.
• Dambulla Dedicated Economic Centre - Located in the Dambulla Secretariat Division of the Matale District, in the heart of Dambulla town, this center was established in 1999 to create a wholesale market for vegetables and fruits. A key feature of the DDEC is the direct involvement of farmers in selling their produce.
• Sigiriya Museum - Managed by the Central Cultural Fund, the Sigiriya Museum is renowned as one of the most beautiful museums in South Asia. It showcases the cultural, technological, and archaeological significance of Sigiriya. Visitors can explore three decades of archaeological research on Sigiriya. The museum’s design is inspired by the complex systems of Sigiriya itself, particularly the clever use of water, which enhances the environment’s beauty and quality while conserving it for irrigation purposes. (combine with Sigiriya rock fortress)
• Sigiriya The Ancient Rock Fortress - Sigiriya is a stunning example of ancient Sri Lankan art, architecture, and landscaping. Constructed over 1,600 years ago, the 600-foot-high black rock once appeared as a massive white cloud above the forests. Its sides were adorned with frescoes of semi-naked nymphs. A large lion-shaped gatehouse guarded the entrance to the Sky Palace atop the rock. Sigiriya briefly rose to prominence before being abandoned and hidden in the forests for nearly 1,500 years. The climb to the top is challenging but rewarding. A must-visit site!
• Oak Ray Woodcarving - From typical wooden elephant ornaments to intricately carved traditional masks, Oak Ray Wood Carving offers one of the most comprehensive wood carving collections in Sri Lanka. The ‘Oak Ray’ brand, primarily serving tourists’ hospitality needs, has expanded into the handicrafts niche, becoming a popular destination for finding the perfect memento of a journey around the Paradise Island of Sri Lanka.
• Kaudulla National Park - Kaudulla National Park, located 197 kilometers from Colombo, is a national park on the island of Sri Lanka. Visitors can see around 100 elephants up close while traveling in 4x4 vehicles. It was designated a national park on April 1, 2002, becoming the 15th such area on the island.

• Complimentary Wifi Access Subject To Availability
• Guide Assistance in Sigiriya Lion Rock (Multiple Languages)
• Bottled Water
• English Speaking Driver
• Snacks

• Gratuities
• Entry/Admission - Dambulla Royal Cave Temple $10
• Entry/Admission - Sigiriya The Ancient Rock Fortress $30
• Entry/Admission - Kaudulla National Park $50

Climb to the ruins on Sigiriya Rock and explore the Buddha-statue-packed caves of Dambulla—this small-group tour from Colombo removes the stress from visiting two of Sri Lanka’s highlights. Settle into an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide, and admire the scenery on route into the island’s lush heartlands. Visit Dambulla and then stop at Sigiriya, where you can climb the rock or just stroll its gardens. Admissions are at your own expense. In the evening you can experience Kaudulla National Park in Sri Lanka. We can show the elephants to near the eyes.

• Travel time is already included on the Total duration of the tour.

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