• Avukana Buddha Statue - The Avukana statue is a towering representation of the Buddha located near Kekirawa in North Central Sri Lanka. Standing over 40 feet tall, this statue was intricately carved from a large granite rock face in the 5th century. It features a unique variation of the Abhaya mudra, with a finely detailed robe.
• Ruwanwelisaya - The Ruwanwelisaya is a revered stupa and hemispherical structure in Sri Lanka, housing sacred relics and cherished by Buddhists worldwide. Constructed by King Dutugemunu around 140 B.C., it marks his victory over the Chola King Elāra, uniting Sri Lanka under his rule.
• Sri Maha Boodhi Temple - Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi is a sacred fig tree located in the Mahamewna Gardens, Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. It is believed to be a southern branch of the historic Sri Maha Bodhi at Buddha Gaya in India, under which Lord Buddha achieved Enlightenment.
• Lovamahapaya Brazen Palace - Lovamahapaya, also known as the Brazen Palace, was a magnificent nine-story monastic complex built by King Dutugemunu. Once featuring a bronze roof, it accommodated thousands of monks and stands as a testament to the splendor of ancient Buddhist architecture.
• Mirisawetiya Stupa - The Mirisawetiya Stupa was erected by King Dutugemunu to enshrine his battle spear containing Buddha’s relics. According to legend, the king built the stupa as an act of penance for forgetting to offer his meal to monks. It is one of Anuradhapura’s earliest and most venerated stupas.
• Jethawanaramaya - Jethawanaramaya is among the tallest ancient brick structures, constructed by King Mahasena in the 3rd century AD. This colossal stupa, once towering over 120 meters, was part of the Jetavana monastery, symbolizing the strength of Theravāda Buddhism.
• Thuparama vihara - Thuparamaya is the first stupa built in Sri Lanka following the introduction of Buddhism. Erected by King Devanampiyatissa in the 3rd century BC, it houses the right collarbone relic of the Buddha and signifies the dawn of Buddhist architecture on the island.
• Twin Baths (Kuttam Pokuna) - Kuttam Pokuna, or the Twin Ponds, are ancient bathing tanks that demonstrate advanced hydraulic engineering. Designed for Buddhist monks, these symmetrical stone pools highlight the sophistication of Anuradhapura’s water management systems.
• Samadhi Statue - The Samadhi Buddha Statue is a tranquil granite sculpture portraying the Buddha in deep meditation. Dating back to the 4th century AD, it embodies the spiritual serenity and artistic brilliance of Anuradhapura’s sculptural legacy.
• Moonstone or Sandakada pahana - The Anuradhapura Moonstone is a semi-circular stone slab located at the entrance of ancient temples. Richly carved with symbolic motifs, it symbolizes the cycle of life and is a hallmark of Sinhalese artistry and Buddhist symbolism.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance Ticket - Aukana
• Entrance Ticket – Anuradhapura

Embark on a journey through the storied past of Sri Lanka with our tour of Aukana and Anuradhapura. Our amicable chauffeur will collect you from your accommodation in Kandy, setting your trip off on a smooth note. Your journey will take you on a scenic ride for three hours until you reach the imposing Aukana Raja Maha Viharaya. Be awestruck by the grand Aukana Buddha statue and continue to the historical city of Anuradhapura. Visit places of religious importance such as Ruwanweliseya, Sri Mahabodi, and isurumuniya. Plunge into a religious milieu, observe time-honored architectural grandeur, and connect to the nation’s cultural lineage. This uniquely curated blend of history, spirituality, and cultural enrichment allows visitors to witness the magnificence of Sri Lanka’s ancient society. With this tour, you will not only create memorable experiences and discover holy sites, but also weave a deeper understanding of Sri Lanka’s cultural narrative.

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