Culture and history in Sri Lanka
The history of Sri Lankan civilisation can be traced back to the 3rd century BC, the point at which Buddhism was introduced to Sri Lanka by Mahinda, the son of Emperor Asoka of India, and the first ancient kingdom of Sri Lanka was created – Anuradhapura. Sri Lankan culture developed significantly over the next few hundred years.
Sri Lanka harbours a large number of temples, Stupas, Dagobas, shrines, forts, palaces, museums, gardens and many other cultural and historical monuments. These cultural and historical places are scattered in may parts of Sri Lanka. However, owing to the convenience to visit, historical importance and cultural value, tourist attractions in the cultural triangle are the most popular and included in most Sri Lanka culture tour packages. Below mentioned 7 cities as the top places for the Sri Lanka culture tour package by considering its importance and adaptability as a tourist attractions to the Sri Lanka tour package. Anuradhapura,Polonnaruwa,Colombo,Sigiriya,Dambulla,Kandy,Nuwara Eliya However Sri Lanka’s modern day culture is, as a result, a wonderful melting pot of different religions and traditions, old and new, drawing from many different aspects of the island’s complex heritage.
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Trip Highlights
- Pinnawala elephant orphanage
- Climb the famous Sigiriya rock fortress and visit rocky abode and water gardens
- Dambulla Cave Temple
- batik factory and a spice garden
- sacred tooth relic
- Ramboda Waterfall
- Gregory lake, Seeta temple, victoria park, racecourse and golf course
- Victoria park, BMICH, Wolvendaal church, Gangarama, Independence square