Sigiriya, often dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World, is a majestic rock fortress rising nearly 200 meters above the surrounding plains. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famed for its historical significance and breathtaking views.
Built in the 5th century by King Kashyapa, Sigiriya includes the Mirror Wall, royal gardens, and the iconic frescoes of the Sigiriya Damsels — all showcasing the ancient kingdom’s artistry and ambition.
Architectural Brilliance
Its symmetrical water gardens, advanced hydraulic systems, and Lion’s Gate carved into the rock are marvels of early engineering. At the summit, ruins of the palace overlook endless jungle.
A Living Legacy
Sigiriya remains a symbol of Sri Lanka’s rich history and attracts explorers and history lovers from across the globe.