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Heritage Sites

Anuradhapura

North Central Province
 
Sri Lanka’s first ancient capital and sacred Buddhist city, featuring magnificent stupas, ancient monasteries, and the sacred Bodhi Tree. A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing 2,500 years of civilization.
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Dambadeniya

Kurunegala District
 
Medieval capital of Sri Lanka (1220-1272 CE), featuring the restored palace ruins of King Parakramabahu II, ancient moat systems, and the historic Vijayasundarama temple with panoramic views.
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Dambulla Cave Temple

Matale District
 
Largest cave temple complex in Sri Lanka with five caves containing over 150 Buddha statues and ancient murals dating back 2,000 years. Sacred pilgrimage site and UNESCO World Heritage treasure.
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Galle Fort

Southern Province
 
Historic fortified city built by Portuguese and Dutch colonizers, featuring cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, lighthouse, and ramparts. UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing European colonial influence in Asia.
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Temple of the Tooth

Central Province
 
Sacred Buddhist temple housing the relic of Buddha’s tooth, last royal capital of Sri Lanka. UNESCO World Heritage site featuring traditional Kandyan architecture and annual Esala Perahera festival.
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Polonnaruwa

North Central Province
 
Medieval capital showcasing remarkable ruins including Gal Vihara rock sculptures, Royal Palace, and advanced irrigation systems. UNESCO World Heritage site representing Sri Lanka’s golden age of civilization.
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Sigiriya Rock Fortress

Central Province
 
Ancient rock fortress and palace ruins, known as the “Lion Rock.” UNESCO World Heritage site featuring stunning frescoes and advanced hydraulic systems dating back to the 5th century.
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Tissamaharama

Southern Province
 
Ancient Ruhuna kingdom capital featuring massive stupas, monastery ruins, and ancient tanks. Archaeological site showcasing early Buddhist civilization and advanced hydraulic engineering from 2nd century BCE.
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Trincomalee Fort

Eastern Province
Trincomalee Fort or Fort of Triquillimale, is a fort built by the Portuguese at Trincomalee, Eastern Province, Sri Lanka, completed in 1624 CE, built on Swami Rock-Konamamalai from the debris of the world-famous ancient Hindu Koneswaram temple.
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Yapahuwa Rock Fortress

North Western Province
 
Medieval rock fortress and temporary capital (1272-1284 CE) featuring ornate stone stairway, palace ruins, and defensive walls. Archaeological site showcasing transitional period architecture and craftsmanship.
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