As you explore the secret treasures and popular attractions in Dambulla from the stunning Rangiri Dambulla Cave Temples to the Ritigala Nature Reserve; be amazed at the history, culture and religion that has defined this small city in the island’s Cultural Triangle.
Built in 1963 by English nature enthusiast, Sam Popham, the unique arboretum is created by utilising seven and a half acres of shrub jungle, and has expanded...
Being in the crossroads of the many kingdoms that came to power in the country, Dambulla is known to be a major cultural site with many monuments that...
Although not a historical complex, the Dambulla Produce Market serves as a major economic centre for the island, as it is one of the main places in...
Believed to be one of the first monasteries outside the Kingdom of Anuradhapura that goes all the way back to the 3rd century BC, to the reign of King Uttiya...
One of the more overlooked ruins of the town of Dambulla is the Ibbankatuwa Megalithic Tombs. These tombs are believed to be the place in which many...
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Rangiri Dambulla Cave Temples (sometimes known as the Golden Temple), is a kaleidoscope of artistry and is steeped...