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Golden Rock Temple of Dambulla
Dambulla is a popular center of Buddhist pilgrimage, archeological and historical interests. It is one of the largest rock temples in Sri Lanka, sit
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Mount Laviniya
Known as Galkissa by Locals This Beach City is a great picnic spot and a place known even in colonial times for softness in it's beach. This wide be
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Port Town of Galle
The "modern" history of Galle starts in 1505, when the first Portuguese ship, under Lourenço de Almeida was driven there by a storm. However, the p
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Sigiriya
Sigiriya is one of the major archaeological sites and presents a unique concentration of
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Royal City of Kandy
The Kandyan Kingdom is the last independent state in Sri Lanka. Kandy was originally known as Senkadagala pura after a hermit named Senkada who live
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Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa was the medieval Capital of Sri Lanka. In AD 993 the Cholas looted the burnt Anuradhapura and used Polonnaruwa as their military base fo
Golden Rock Temple of Dambulla
Dambulla is a popular center of Buddhist pilgrimage, archeological and historical interests. It is one of the largest rock temples in Sri Lanka, sited on a gigantic rock which towers more than 160m above the surrounding land. It has a history dating back to prehistoric times down to the modern per See more details
Mount Laviniya
Known as Galkissa by Locals This Beach City is a great picnic spot and a place known even in colonial times for softness in it's beach. This wide beach is clean and sandy with many hotels around. More Places See more details
Port Town of Galle
The "modern" history of Galle starts in 1505, when the first Portuguese ship, under Lourenço de Almeida was driven there by a storm. However, the people of the city refused to let the Portuguese enter it, so the Portuguese took it by force. In 1640, the Portuguese had to surrender to the Dutch Ea See more details
Sigiriya
Sigiriya is one of the major archaeological sites and presents a unique concentration of the magnificent urban planning, architecture, gardening, engineering hydraulic technology See more details
Royal City of Kandy
The Kandyan Kingdom is the last independent state in Sri Lanka. Kandy was originally known as Senkadagala pura after a hermit named Senkada who lived there. Sinhalese people call it “Mahanuwara” meaning the "Great City”. But the name Kandy was derived from the Word Kanda, which means mountai See more details
Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa was the medieval Capital of Sri Lanka. In AD 993 the Cholas looted the burnt Anuradhapura and used Polonnaruwa as their military base for 77 years, resulting in an interesting blend of South Indian Hindu culture and Sinhalese Buddhist art and architecture.King Vijayabahu 1, who defeate See more details
Cottage Garden
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"Cottage Garden" bungalows situated in a private garden close to the beach of Monut Laviniya offer comfotable accommodation to the individual traveller. Each bungalow consists of a double bed room, toilet/shower, a kitchenette with fridge and a veranda. An extra bed can be provided.
Also we offer Ariport Transport and arrange Island wide tours.
Email: cottageg42@yahoo.com |
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