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Polonnaruwa, SriLanka
North Central Province
Archeological City
Polonnaruwa “The Ancient City of Kings”
Polonnaruwa is an ancient city known as the 2nd kindom of sri lanka and UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its well preserved ruins and historic monuments. Visitors can explore impressive structures like the Gal Vihara and ancient palaces, reflecting the grandeur of Sri Lanka’s medieval civilization. With its rich history and cultural significance, Polonnaruwa is a must visit destination for history enthusiasts and heritage travelers.
Gal Vihara
Lankathilaka Image House
Lotus Pond
Parakramabahu Statue
Council Chamber
Stone Book
Rankoth Wehera
Thiwanka Image House
Sath Mahal Prasada
Pothgul Wehera
Pabalu Wehera
Nissanka Latha Mandapaya
Kumara Pond
Watadage
Royal Palace
Polonnaruwa Archeological City
Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka’s medieval capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and those seeking inspiration. The site boasts well-preserved ruins and archaeological sites, including the Royal Palace Complex, which was once King Parakramabahu I’s residence. Visitors can explore the Audience Hall and the Kumara Pokuna, the iconic Royal Bath. The Gal Vihara, a masterpiece of ancient Sinhalese sculpture, showcases the artistic and spiritual zenith of Polonnaruwa’s golden age. The sacred Quadrangle houses important religious monuments, while the Parakrama Samudra, a man-made reservoir, reflects King Parakramabahu I’s vision of sustainable agriculture and water management.
