Die historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten
Über 2000 Jahre Kultur und Geschichte in Sri Lanka
Tempel, Ausgrabungsstätten & Paläste
Die kulturellen Highlights
Die imposanten Zeitzeugen einer reichen Geschichte, die Ihr unbedingt gesehen haben solltet.
Es gibt ca. 80 Höhlentempel in Dambulla, davon fünf große. Mit einer Fläche von 2100 m² ist dies die größte Tempelanlage des Landes. In vielen Tempeln befinden sich historische Malereien und Statuen.
Der Sigiriya Lion Rock ist ein Monolith in Sri Lanka, auf dem sich die Ruinen einer historischen Felsenfestung befinden. Der Name leitet sich von ‚Siha Giri‘ ab, was Löwenfelsen bedeutet.
Der hervorragend gestaltete archäologische Park in der nördlichen Provinz Sri Lankas ist UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe: Stupas und Tempel mit zahlreichen Buddhafiguren sowie Garten-, Park- und Palastanlagen.
Sri Dalada Maligawa ist Sri Lankas wichtigster buddhistischer Tempel in der Stadt Kandy. Er befindet sich im königlichen Palast des ehemaligen Königreiches Kandy, und ist der Aufbewahrungsort der Buddha Zahn Reliquie.
Bogoda Temple and Bridge
Der buddhistische Tempel in Bogoda ist aus dem 1. Jahrhundert (v. Chr.) aus der Anuradhapura Ära und befindet sich neben der berühmten Bogoda Holzbrücke und dient auf unserer Tour als Unterkunft.
Der Berg ist eine Pilgerstätte für Buddhisten, Hindus, Muslime und Christen. Auf dem Gipfel steht ein bewohntes Kloster, in dem sich ein 1,8 m langer Fußabdruck befindet, der von Buddhisten als der des Buddha verehrt wird.
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Great company from our driver, who always tried to make the best possible for us. The support from the German agency before, during and after the trip was super.
Yup & Gerda, WuppertalParticularly the variety of activities (safari, train journey, hike in the Thangamalay Reserve, climbing Adam's Peak, etc.) impressed us, as well as the selection of accommodation, ranging from simple and quaint in the Misty Mountains to the upscale bungalow, e.g. in Kottawatta Village.
Dirk B.The organisation and putting together of the trip leaves almost nothing to be desired. With two overnight stays at Udawalawe National Park and four on the secluded beach of Mangrove Beach Tangalle, we still had a wonderful time to relax after the many experiences, sights and trekking tours.
Veit and Kathrin, WiesbadenWe came to rather „untouristic“ places, which was always a highlight for us. This is how you get to enjoy a really completely different picture of Sri Lanka. … If you are looking for an all-inclusive carefree package, you are certainly in the best hands with Sri Lanka Trekking.
Jennifer and Kathrin, BavariaThis is Sri Lanka Trekking
As an alternative to anonymous mass tourism, we specialise in the organisation, design and implementation of individual and group tours in Sri Lanka. Our main focuses are trekking, hiking and sightseeing of architectural and scenic attractions.
The main feature of our offer is the customisation of the itinerary, which is left entirely up to you to decide. The excursions presented here can be combined into a personal tour just as you wish. Of course, you can also include destinations, activities and accommodation not presented here in your personal tour. There are fundamentally no limits to your wishes.
You will rarely encounter other tourists on our paths and routes, as they are only known to locals. We try to steer clear of heavily visited tourist spots as much as possible in order to show you the true face of Sri Lanka – and not just the country packaged for tourists.
As responsible individuals, we support the idea of gentle and sustainable tourism in the interests of sustainability, so that not only you as our guest and we as a tour operator benefit from the trip, but also the residents of the country. We try to achieve this through social commitment in the respective local communities. We are not a large corporation, but a collective of local trekking guides and drivers, as well as the organisers in Germany. By financing sustainable projects and working directly with the locals, we practise truly fair tourism.