Anuradhapura, an ancient city and UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its **historic temples, stupas, and the sacred Sri Maha Bodhi tree. It was the capital of Sri Lanka for over a millennium and is a major pilgrimage destination.

Kandy, located in Sri Lanka’s central highlands, is known for the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a sacred site for Buddhists. It is also famous for its picturesque lake, lush landscapes, and the annual Esala Perahera festival

Polonnaruwa, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was the capital of Sri Lanka during the 11th and 12th centuries. Known for its ancient ruins, including the Gal Vihara rock temple and Parakrama Samudra reservoir, it is an important archaeological site.

Sigiriya, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a ancient rock fortress famous for its Lion's Gate, frescoes, and stunning views. It was once the royal capital of Sri Lanka and is one of the country’s most iconic landmarks.

Dambulla is home to the Golden Temple of Dambulla, a rock cave temple with over 150 Buddha statues. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Sri Lanka’s most revered religious sites, rich in history and culture.

Yapahuwa, an ancient rock fortress, served as the capital of Sri Lanka in the 13th century. Known for its beautiful carved staircases and ruins, it offers insights into Sri Lanka’s medieval history and architectural brilliance.

Nuwara Eliya, known as "Little England," is famous for its cool climate, tea plantations, and colonial architecture. Situated in Sri Lanka’s central highlands, it is a popular tourist destination offering lush landscapes and tranquil escapes.

Katharagama is a sacred town famous for the Katharagama Temple, dedicated to Lord Skanda. It is an important pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists, attracting thousands of visitors annually for its spiritual significance and festivals.