This temple is dedicated to “Mariamman” the goddess of rain and fertility. It was built in 1874 and both Hindus and Buddhists interested in this temple.

Aluviharaya Rock Cave temple is located 157 km from Colombo city towards the center of Colombo and 30 km away from Kandy. “ The Thripitakaya”, the sacred scripture of Buddhism was written by the Buddhist monks in this cave temple. The main cave is 25 feet length and 10 feet in height. The library in the temple with many antiques has many buddha statues made of clay, brass and even by gold.

Sri Lanka is famous for her spices. Stroll through our spice gardens enjoying the aroma of cinnamon, pepper, cardamom, nutmeg and get overwhelmed by them. Introduced new products and overwhelm your senses. The visitors are provided with an insight into an age-old industry of spice productions, which attracted many European and Asian merchants to the island of spices. Over 15 different spices are found in Sri Lanka and many of them are traded in the international market. The gardens will introduce you to the different spices and their use, they will also allow you to see how they are grown, harvested and produced, you will also get the opportunity to buy high-quality spices for an affordable price.

Dambulla, a town that is quite near to Sigiriya is world-famous for the cave temple. It is also the central point of distribution for vegetables in Sri Lanka and quite a busy city 24 by 7. Dambulla cave temple the main attraction of the town was originally built in 80BC. It is the biggest and best-preserved cave temple which is also a world heritage site. There are 153 Buddha statues found inside the temple. Other attractions are Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, the largest rose quartz mountain range in South Asia and the Iron Wood Forest also known as Na Uyana Arana. Dambulla is more recommended for a stopover rather than a complete stay in the town.

Hiriwaduna village is a place most tourist visits to experience first-hand a rural village of Sri Lanka and their day to activities. Hiriwaduna has a tropical rainforest climate and a beautiful rural area in the Habarana city. The tour normally starts with a Bullock cart ride to the village lake and from there you will get to experience a boat ride. After a short walk within the paddy fields and vegetable cultivation, you will visit a home of a local. You will get the opportunity to relax and enjoy a pure Sri Lankan meal. This will be an opportunity for foreigners to experience and understand the local way of life in rural Sri Lanka. You will get to see that they are closer to nature and enjoy the simplicity of life.

Pidurangala – Pidurangala is a huge rock formation that can be sited a few kilometers from Sigiriya. Unlike Sigiriya, it is far more difficult to climb but it is not less beautiful with regards to the view. Once you have climbed to the top, you will get a magnificent view of Sigirya and the surrounding. Pidurangala has been inhabited by Buddhist Monks for over two thousand five hundred years. During the time of King Kashyapa the ruler who built Seegiriya, Pidurangala was refurbished and offered to the monks who used to live around Sigiriya with an enlarged temple and monastery. Later King Kashyapa was cremated near the entrance to Pidurangala and a stupa was built there.

Sigiriya the Lion Rock of Sri Lanka is officially the 8^th wonder of the world. It is a rock fortress listed as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. It is world-famous among historians as the best-preserved examples of ancient urban planning. Sigiriya was selected by King Kashyapa as his capital during the years 477 – 495 CE. The whole face of the wall has been covered with paintings of over 500 ladies. This is considered as one of the world’s biggest frescoes. Even though most frescoes have been lost forever, still some remain to enchant us with the attention to detail of the artist. As per historians, originally the wall was polished so the king could see his reflection which was named as the mirror now it is covered with hundreds of poems written by visitors. Among the oldest landscapes in the world lies the gardens of Sigiriya.