DAMBULLA

Dambulla was once a flourishing kingdom in ancient Sri Lanka, known for its cultural heritage, including the iconic cave temple complex.

The Dambulla Kingdom, located in present-day Sri Lanka, flourished during ancient times, particularly between the 1st century BCE and the 10th century CE. It was a pivotal center of power and culture in the island nation’s history. The kingdom’s prominence stemmed from its strategic location on trade routes and its agricultural prosperity. Dambulla served as a hub for Buddhist activities, evidenced by the magnificent cave temples built into the rock formations. These temples, adorned with intricate murals and statues, stand as enduring symbols of the kingdom’s religious and artistic achievements. Today, Dambulla remains an important archaeological and cultural site, attracting visitors worldwide.

PLACES OF EXPLORING

Cave Temple

The Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, comprises five caves adorned with intricate paintings and statues depicting Buddha and Buddhist mythology, offering a spiritual and historical experience

Hot Air Balloon

Experience the magic of Dambulla from above with a hot air balloon ride. Glide gently over landscapes, ancient temples, and wildlife. Perfect for a unique adventure, the breathtaking views and flight make for an unforgettable experience.

Kandalama Lake

Kandalama Lake near Dambulla offers serene boat rides amidst picturesque surroundings. Enjoy birdwatching, fishing, or simply relax and take in the tranquil beauty of the lake and its surroundings.