Hotels in/around Cultural Triangle

Lake Lodge is a small and exclusive 12 room hotel in the little village of Kandalama , in the heart of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. The village is dispersed around a 3000 acre man made body of water whose history dates back to over a 1000 years ago, to a highly agriculturally advanced civiliz ...

Treat yourself to an unfathomable experience you would reminisce in future at Mahagedara. Carefully crafted to give you. the best of nature, wildlife & ultimate personal experience. Choose your experience and your hut and then leave the rest to us.

Water Garden Sigiriya has ushered in a new chapter of dynamic and novel experiences in unsurpassed luxury. It is a unique boutique hotel in Sigiriya Sri Lanka that gives convenient access to the Cultural Triangle.

Overlooking a masterpiece inspired by an ancient civilization, Jetwing Lake is set on the banks of the Siyambalaweva water tank on a expanse of 20 acres.

The Amaara Forest Hotel consists of a few main buildings which houses a few dining venues, a pool bar, a swimming pool as well as a spa with a range of features for you to enjoy during your holiday.

Wild grass is ideal location for nature lovers, whether families with children, couples or honeymooners, who wish to enjoy their holiday disturbed only by the sounds of nature, while enjoying the ancient history and marvels of the cultural triangle.

Ulpotha has been a retreat site for thousands of years and remains a perfect place for a Yoga holiday or an Ayurveda retreat in the heart of Sri Lanka.

Signature by Amaya is a tropical haven that resides on the edge of the tranquil waters of the magnificent Kandalama Lake in Dambulla.

Royal Retreat Camping, Sigiriya consists of 12 camps that rest above stilted wooden decks. Our camps are available in two categories and are perfect for basking in nature’s beauty in absolute comfort.

As the Lonely Planet states “Perched over the Sea of Parakrama, this heritage rest house has some of the best views in town. Built in the early 1950s specifically for a visit by Queen Elizabeth II, the hotel has been a local landmark ever since. The languor that comes from sitting on the verandah ...