Sigiriya

Sri Lanka is one of the most important islands in the world and one of the best tourist destinations in the world. The natural resources found in Sri Lanka and the historical traditions of Sri Lanka are the main reason for the attraction of Sri Lanka.

Sigiriya Hill, located in the Dambulla area of ​​the Matale District in Sri Lanka, is wonderfully designed for Barbora. History has it that the mound, built for protection by King Kachchiappan I in the 6th century, was discovered in 1831 by the British Army Major Jonathan Forbes amid great difficulty.

Shape structure ....

The mound, which resembles the image of a lion named Sigiriya, stands at a height of about 1144 feet, and a moat has been built around the mound, which is thought to have housed many endangered species in the early days. Tens of thousands of tourists visit Sri Lanka to see the Sigiriya, which captivate the viewers with its breathtaking natural beauty.

Special ....

Not only the external structure but also the infrastructure of Sigiriya, The accompanying paintings make the hill even more special. These paintings, which are painted using natural colors, shine unchanged over time. The image of the woman in these unique paintings, thus painted on the interiors of Sigiriya, is believed by some to be angels and by some to be the wife of King Kasiyappan. 

However, the philosophical nature of these paintings shows that in the minds of the , the Sri Lankan kings were interested in painting and art.

Many of the traditional coins, inscriptions and antiquities found here are preserved as historical monuments of Sri Lanka.

It is noteworthy that UNISCO has declared the Sigiriya Hill in Sri Lanka as a World Heritage Site.