UNESCO World Heritage Sites Tour in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka boasts eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya, Dambulla Cave Temple, Kandy, the Central Highlands, Sinharaja Rainforest, and Galle Dutch Fort, each preserving the island’s unique history, culture, and natural wonders.
UNESCO’s World Heritage Site List includes eight unique attractions in Sri Lanka that are considered part of the world’s heritage and should be safeguarded. These include the remains of Anuradhapura, which existed from the 5th century BC to the 10th century; the remnants of the successor kingdom, Polonnaruwa (9th to 14th century); and the spectacular Sigiriya Rock, which became a fortification in the 5th century.
Main UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a SnapShot
- Anuradhapura Ancient City
- Polonnaruwa Ancient City
- Sigiriya Lions Rock Fortress
- Dambulla Caves Temple
- Sacred City of Kandy
- Central Highlands
- Sinharaja Rain Forest
- Galle Dutch Fort and Old Town
LKR50,000.00
