ExploreSL Private Sigiriya tour with Pidurangala Rock Dambulla Cave Temple

ExploreSL Private Sigiriya tour with Pidurangala Rock Dambulla Cave Temple

Where else would you rather spend your day in Sri Lanka other than the Golden Temple of Dambulla, the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, and the Aluvihare Rock Temple?

With the assistance and insights of our driver's guide, get to tour these 3 beautiful spots in Sri Lanka in fully air-conditioned luxury cars.

Get to enjoy the sight of the beautiful paintings and about 153 statues related to Gautama Buddha and his life at the UNESCO World Heritage site.

Also, you get to feed your eyes with the amazing dagoba built by King Devanampiyatissa, at the Aluvihare Rock temple.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Dambulla Cave Temple, Jaffna Hwy, Habarana 50150 Sri Lanka

The beautiful Royal Rock Temple complex sits about 160m above the road in the southern part of Dambulla. Five separate caves contain about 150 absolutely stunning Buddha statues and paintings, some of Sri Lanka's most important and evocative religious art. Buddha images were first created here over 2000 years ago, and over the centuries subsequent kings added to and embellished the cave art.

From the caves there are superb views over the surrounding countryside; Sigiriya is clearly visible some 20km distant.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Ancient City of Sigiriya, Sigiriya Site between the towns of Dambulla and Habarane, Sigiriya 21120 Sri Lanka

Take a trip to famous Sigiriya Rock in Sri Lanka! Enjoy the rock climbing tour and the sightseeing of impressive facets such as water gardens, mirror wall, etc...

Duration: 4 hours

Stop At: Pidurangala Rock, Pidurangala,Sigiriya, Sigiriya 21120 Sri Lanka

A massive rock formation almost directly opposite Sigiriya, Pidurangala has an equally majestic view as the former of rolling lake-and-land vistas. Short of viewing it through drone footage, the summit of Pidurangala is also the best possible place to get an eyeful the rock fortress itself. It's not merely all about stunning views though: Pidu isn't just another nameless rock, it has its own little history and backstories.

Duration: 4 hours