Travel Blog
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Bambarakanda Waterfalls
❮ ❯ Bambarakanda Waterfalls is the highest waterfall in Sri Lanka and is located in the Badulla District of the Uva Province. The waterfall has a height of 863 feet and is situated in a scenic location surrounded by hills and forests. The name Bambarakanda comes from the Sinhala words “Bambara” which means “bees” and…
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Abhayagiriya Stupa, Anuradhapura
❮ ❯ Located in the sacred city of Anuradhapura, Abhayagiriya Stupa stands as one of the most magnificent monuments from Sri Lanka’s ancient past. Abhayagiriya was built by King Valagamba in the 1 st century BC. After regaining his throne, the king constructed this grand stupa as an act of gratitude and devotion to Buddhism….
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Hiking Ella Rock
Ella Rock is one of Sri Lanka’s most rewarding hiking trails, offering unforgettable views and a true taste of the island’s natural beauty. Located near the charming hill town of Ella, this trail is a favorite among nature lovers and adventure seekers. The hike to the top of Ella Rock usually takes around 2 to…
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Discover Ambuluwawa Tower, Sri Lanka
❮ ❯ Ambuluwawa is situated on a hilltop, providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. It is about 5 kilometers from Gampola town and is easily accessible by road. The tower itself is a distinctive structure that stands out on the hill. It has a unique design, and its spiral shape is reminiscent of unique…
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Lankaramaya Anuradhapura
❮ ❯ Lankaramaya was built by King Valagamba. It is one of the eight sacred places in Anuradhapura, known as “Atamasthanaya” which every Buddhist pilgrim wishes to visit. Though not as large or crowded as some of the other famous stupas, this sacred site offers a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere for visitors who seek a…
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Samadhi Buddha Statue, Anuradhapura
❮ ❯ In the heart of the ancient city of Anuradhapura one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred sites, stands the world famous Samadhi Buddha Statue. This remarkable stone sculpture is admired not only for its artistic beauty but also for the deep sense of peace it reflects. The Samadhi Buddha shows Lord Buddha in the…
