Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka’s most famous historical monuments. Residents call this ancient palace and fortress complex the eighth wonder of the world and it has significant archeology …

Sigiriya Rock in Sri Lanka is an ancient rock fortress located in the northern Matale District near the town of Dambulla in the Central Province, Sri Lanka. The name refers to a site of historical …

The Fortress, full of abandoned palaces, gardens, waterways and frescoes, has always been an important part of Sri Lanka history, and its become one of the country’s most visited cultural …

Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka’s most popular tourist attractions – and with good reason. This ruined, fifth century city has some extraordinary features, including moat and wall fortifications, …

The off-season at Sigiriya is from October to December when the site witnesses heavy rains. Climbing the rock is relatively tricky during the monsoons; moreover, the beautiful views at the …

Updated SIGIRIYA VISITING HOURS and SIGIRIYA TICKET PRICES in 2025. Non-SAARC foreign Adult $30, SAARC foreign $15, Foreign Children $15, Local LKR 100

The North-East monsoon generally activated during the December to February. During that time the water level of the Sigiriya lake goes high. So the best season of the Sigiriya water …

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What do the Sigiriya frescoes depict? The Sigiriya Frescoes refer to paintings directly administered onto a wall, ceiling, or other enduring surfaces. Artists commonly employ two …

There may have been old painting at this place but perhaps these are lost or have been painted over later. It can be surmised that the designs of the decorative patterns, embody ancient …