Explore the Ancient City of Polonnaruwa with Destination Authors DMC - 

Take a spellbinding tour of Sri Lanka’s past with Destination Authors DMC as they lead you through the ancient city of Polonnaruwa. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an enchanting reflection on Sri Lankan history, characterized by its well-preserved ruins and grand temples that tell stories about the island’s royal and cultural heritage.

Highlights Explore the Ancient City of Polonnaruwa

Historical Importance: Discover the magnificence of Polonnaruwa; it is a famous ruined city because of its 11th – 12th-century ruins which remain intact until today. The former capital boasts impressive architectural creations and rich historical background.

Palace Building: See what is left behind after many centuries – royal palace buildings used by kings during their reigns at Polonnaruwa kingdom. As you walk around this place imagine how it must have looked like when everything was still in use.

Gal Vihara Rock Temple: Visit Gal Vihara rock temple where one can find some great Buddha statues carved into rocks; these are considered to be one among most important examples for sculpture achievement of ancient Sri Lanka. They depict seated Buddhas as well as standing figures and reclining ones too all cut out from single granite face thus requiring highest level skill in stone masonry during those days.

Temple of the Tooth Relic: Admire architectural beauty combined with religious significance displayed here at temple which supposedly contains one sacred relics belonging to Gautama Buddha himself according Buddhism tradition however different theories exist concerning this point too . It has got very delicate carvings made on walls inside while outside there is quiet atmosphere suitable for meditation purposes.

Culawamsa Archaeological Museum: The museum provides an opportunity to learn more about past life styles, culture and technological advancement adopted by people who lived in these parts many centuries back; it also gives us some insights into what other civilizations were doing during their time which was similar or different from what we know today.

Cultural and Historical Exploration

Local Markets and Crafts: Get lost in colours of life by visiting a market near Polonnaruwa where you can find typical Sri Lankan items such as wood carvings or hand woven textile products.

Scenic Surroundings: The city is surrounded by beautiful nature including rice fields and small lakes which add up to its overall appearance as peaceful historic site among many others found around this country with equally interesting histories behind them all .

Enhance Your Experience

• Guided Tours: Our guides have vast knowledge about history, culture, arts etcetera thus making sure that every minute spent in Polonnaruwa does not go without gaining something new regarding these aspects; they will help one understand why certain things were done differently elsewhere at another time while still sharing similarities too thereby painting complete picture concerning any given subject matter under focus during particular tour session.
• Comfortable Transportation: We care for your comfort throughout journey therefore we provide best suitable means of transport that suits various needs ensuring travellers’ safety accompanying smooth travel experience while touring around places like polonnaruwa.
• Authentic Cuisine: Do not miss opportunity trying out local dishes offered within dining establishments nearby; some popular options include tasty curries made from fresh seafood spices together with aromatic rice varieties mainly served alongside other complementary food items originating from different parts of sri lanka thus reflecting rich culinary heritage associated with island nation over centuries gone by so far.

Plan Your Visit Today

Reach out to Destination Authors DMC now and secure your place on this amazing trip. Discover the grandeur of Sri Lanka’s historical capital, explore its majestic ruins, and engage with its rich cultural heritage. Let us craft a memorable experience that connects you with the essence of Sri Lanka’s ancient past. them further.

Epic Cycle Quest in Sri Lanka -

Get ready to dive into the delightful fun of Galle with our Treasure Hunt Cycle Tour – it's not your typical itinerary, it's a fun-packed escapade that'll have your clients laughing and exploring.

So, picture this: your clients, fueled by a breakfast that could rival the sunrise, kicking off their day with a treasure hunt in the heart of Galle. Forget the mundane – we're throwing them into a whirlwind of mystery, laughter, and maybe a few wrong turns (whoops, we promise it's part of the fun).

Their journey begins with a scenic train ride that's not just a commute; it's a front-row seat to Sri Lanka's jaw-dropping landscapes. We're talking lush greenery, breathtaking views, and maybe a monkey or two waving from the treetops. Once in Galle, they'll weave through the living tapestry of Galle Fort, Bonavista Japanese Temple, Roomassala, and Lady Hill – all while following clues that are as cryptic as a cat trying to do math.

Epic Cycle Quest in Sri Lanka: But here's the twist – as they unravel Galle's secrets, they'll be guided through a magical maze of history and culture. Ancient architecture, cultural fusion, and an ambiance that's more enchanting than a wizard's spell – Galle's got it all. It's a city where history takes center stage, and charm is like the sprinkles on a really good cupcake.

To wrap up this madcap adventure, we're throwing in a visit to a tea plantation and factory. Because what's a trip to Sri Lanka without diving into the art of tea production? From the green tea gardens to the mind-boggling processing techniques, your clients will be sipping on the world-renowned flavours of Sri Lankan tea like pros.

So, send your clients on this wild and wacky ride with us, where laughter and cultural immersion go hand in hand, creating memories that'll have them saying, "Remember that time we got lost in Galle?" 

Let Destination Authors help you plans this fun trip for you and your clients. For more information contact Destination Authors