From $1,190 per person
Cultural Triangle Explorer
Sigiriya, Dambulla, Polonnaruwa and Kandy — the four jewels of Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, with a resident historian-guide.
View itinerarySince 2008 · Guided heritage journeys across ancient Ceylon
+94 76 555 0148Heritage · December – March
Anuradhapura, Mihintale and Polonnaruwa — two thousand years of kingdoms, stupas and sacred bodhi trees, at a contemplative pace.
The deep north is where Sri Lanka's story begins. Anuradhapura's colossal white stupas under monsoon clouds, the cave temples of Mihintale where Buddhism first arrived, and the brick-and-moonstone poetry of Polonnaruwa. This is a journey for those who want history told properly — slowly, and with respect.
Transfer from the airport to your heritage hotel in the Cultural Triangle.
Ruwanweli Maha Seya, the sacred bodhi tree and the Brazen Palace. Evening at the Thuparama dagoba.
The Jetavana and Abhayagiri monasteries, museum walk, and a sunset climb of a restored dagoba.
The birthplace of Sri Lankan Buddhism — the 1,840 steps, meditation caves and mountain-top views.
A safari jeep along the Minneriya reservoir where elephant herds gather in the dry season.
The royal city by bicycle: Gal Viharaya, the palace and the lotus baths.
The temples of the southern quarter and the great statue of King Parakramabahu.
The painted caves at Dambulla and a late-afternoon climb of the Lion Rock.
Transfer to the coast or the airport, carrying two thousand years of stories.
Base region: Anuradhapura Sacred City — North Central. The cradle of Sinhalese civilisation — colossal stupas like Ruwanweli Maha Seya, the sacred Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree, and monastic cities that once hosted thousands of monks.
Keep exploring
From $1,190 per person
Sigiriya, Dambulla, Polonnaruwa and Kandy — the four jewels of Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, with a resident historian-guide.
View itinerary
From $790 per person
A slow four days in Sri Lanka's sacred capital — the Temple of the Tooth, meditation at a mountain hermitage and the gardens of Peradeniya.
View itineraryEvery stone in Ceylon keeps a story — we exist to tell them well.
— Dilshan Perera, Founder