9 articles to prepare your trip
Tooth Temple
A major Buddhist sanctuary in Sri Lanka, the Tooth Temple houses in Kandy a relic attributed to Buddha and a remarkable Kandyan architectural ensemble.
A Hindu sanctuary of Dravidian tradition near Nuwara Eliya, the Seetha Amman Temple marks, according to legend, the place of Seetha's captivity in the Ramayana.
A mountain lake created in 1984 along the Kandy–Nuwara Eliya route, Kotmale combines highland landscapes with the memory of villages submerged during its construction.
On the shores of Beira Lake in Colombo, Gangaramaya is one of the capital's historic Buddhist temples, serving as a place of worship, monastic school and museum.
Buddhist temple founded in 1344, 12 km west of Kandy. Architecture combining local granite and brick shikharas inspired by South Indian traditions.
A former Portuguese moat from the 16th century, Beira Lake blends colonial history, a stilt-raised Buddhist temple and urban wildlife in central Colombo.
Buttala
Buttala, in Uva province, blends rice paddies, ancient Buddhist statues and serves as a gateway to Yala. Authentic rural Sri Lanka.
Anuradhapura
A sacred city within Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle and former royal capital, Anuradhapura holds 1,300 years of Buddhist history, from the Sri Maha Bodhi to towering dagobas.
Anamaduwa
In the heart of Puttalam District, Anamaduwa captivates with its ancient reservoirs, Buddhist sites and eco-lodges tucked into the Sinhalese countryside.
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