Ancient rock temple with stunning Buddha statues. Features four massive stone-carved Buddhas.
A circular relic house from the ancient kingdom. One of the best-preserved ruins in Sri Lanka.
A vast man-made lake built by King Parakramabahu. A serene spot for nature lovers and photographers.
A magnificent brick temple with a giant Buddha statue. One of the finest architectural wonders in Polonnaruwa.
A large stupa built during the Polonnaruwa era. Reflects the grandeur of ancient Sri Lankan architecture.
Polonnaruwa, the second capital of Sri Lanka, is a UNESCO World
Heritage Site filled with breathtaking ruins, sacred temples, and
well-preserved monuments. This ancient city, which flourished between
the 11th and 13th centuries, showcases Sri Lanka’s rich history and
architectural brilliance.
Visitors can admire the iconic Gal
Vihara, a rock temple featuring four beautifully carved Buddha
statues. The Polonnaruwa Vatadage, built to enshrine the Sacred Tooth
Relic, remains one of the most impressive structures in the city. The
vast Parakrama Samudra, a reservoir created by King Parakramabahu,
adds to the region’s scenic beauty.
Whether you're a history enthusiast or a traveler looking to explore Sri Lanka’s cultural wonders, Polonnaruwa offers an unforgettable experience. Book a taxi today and uncover the treasures of this ancient kingdom.
