Polonnaruwa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the island’s second ancient capital, celebrated for its remarkably preserved ruins. The city’s vast archaeological park features royal palaces, monumental statues and intricately carved temples. Cycling through its tree lined paths offers a journey into medieval Sri Lanka, where ancient engineering and artistry flourished. Surrounded by lakes and wildlife rich wetlands, Polonnaruwa is both a cultural and scenic treasure in the heart of the Cultural Triangle.

Popular Attractions:

Gal Vihara

Royal Palace Historic ruins

Parakrama Samudra

Rankoth Vehera