Built in the fifth century, Sri Lanka’s Sigiriya fortress attracted the attention of British archaeologists in the 1800s, who were amazed by its leonine rock art and beautiful frescoes.

Sigiriya, an ancient rock fortress and former royal palace, is one of Sri Lanka's most visited and best-known sights, attracting just more than one million visitors in 2019.

It is also a tale of craftsmanship and sensuous art, the legacy of which still holds people in awe, more than 15 centuries later. All about Sigiriya and more will now be available to “discerning” ...

The state-of-the-art Sigiriya Museum and Information Centre, with the majestic rock fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site as its backdrop, is in a bad state. Just six years down the line, it is a ...

Buddhist narrative in regional art form will be showcased at Buddhavanam, the Buddhist theme park at Nagarjunasagar, shortly. A new initiative of illustrating the life and mission of the Buddha ...

Sigiriya, Sri Lanka has been honored with the Green Destinations Bronze Award at ITB 2025 in Berlin. This recognition celebrates Sigiriya’s excellence in nature conservation, heritage preservation, ...

Sigiriya, an ancient rock fortress and former royal palace, is one of Sri Lanka's most visited and best-known sights, attracting just more than one million visitors in 2019.