From Sigiriya To Kandy Drop Tour

A row of seated Buddha statues in a temple with intricate carvings and a patterned ceiling. 1

By Ceylon IT Tours

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Features

Free cancellation available
6h 30m+
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Selective hotel pickup
Multiple languages

Overview

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Day Tour
Tuk Tuk

Activity location

- Kandy
- Kandy, Central Province, Sri Lanka

Meeting/Redemption Point

- Kandy
- Kandy, Central Province, Sri Lanka

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From Sigiriya To Kandy By Air-Conditioned Vehicle

6h 30m
English

Vehicle - Air-conditioned vahicle (Car/Van)
Driver - Tharanga/Mahesh/Rumesh
English - ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4/5

Travelers

Languages available

Starting time: 8:00

Price details

P 3,635.20 x 1 AdultP 3,635.20

Total

What's included, what's not

Hotel pickup In Sigiriya
Spice And Herbal Garden
Dambulla Royal Cave Temple (Optional)
Matale Hindu Temple (Optional)
Wood Carving Family House
Asgiriya Stupaya
Drop-off Hotel In Kandy
Matale Aluviharaya Temple (Optional)
Cultural Dances (Optional)
Entrance Tickets
Foods & Drinks

Know before you book

Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Pets
Not suitable for: Pregnant women, Wheelchair users

What you can expect

Start your tour @ 8.00 from your hotel in Sigiriya.

Get picked up directly from your accommodation and travel to the city of Sigiriya, an ancient rock fortress. Marvel at the 200-meter-tall Sigiriya Rock, which, according to an ancient Sri Lankan chronicle, was selected by King Kasyapa as the site of his new capital.

Next, admire paintings of historic queens, princesses, and maids inside the rock fortress before stopping for lunch. Then, see some of the traditional crafts of the region such as wood carving and batik textiles, a dyeing technique developed in ancient times. You can take a piece of traditional craft home with you as a souvenir.

Then, journey to Dambulla and explore the largest and most well-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka. Discover the magnificent Buddha images and vividly colored rock paintings, painted between the 2nd-century BC and the 18th-century Kandyan era.