An ancient rock fortress located in Central province is also known as the eight wonder by the locals.The Naguliya Cave at The Sigirya or the lion rock is believed to be one of the places where Ravana kept Seetha a hostage.Thats not all Sigiriya is also listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO for its best preserved example of ancient urban planning.

This temple sits at a the edge of a cliff and provides breathtaking views of the plains and Indian Oceans.It was built by Agastya Rishi on the instructions of Lord Shiva since he was impressed by Ravana’s devotion.It is believed that Lord Ramabuilt in the second lingam after Manavari Temple.

Known for its astounding waterfalls and streams also a site of queen Mandodhari’s palace this was the site where Sita Devi was first brought by Ravana.

Considered to be one of the most beautiful places in Sri Lanka Ella is a small mountain village named after King Ravana.It is believed that Seetha was hidden at this site by King Ravana.

If you are a big Hanuman fan Ramboda is the place to be…The home to the stunning Ramboda falls and a temple of Hanuman coupled with a gigantic statue it is believed that this was the place where Hanuman first sought to find Seetha.The site is named Ramboda since this was the battleground between the armies of Lord Rama and King Ravana.

When Laxmanan was severely wounded Hanuman bought in the Sanjivini Mountain.While carrying some traces of the Mountain fell at Doulkonda and this was the tiny traces of the mountain which was even used during the Anuradhapura Period for healing the masses.

Still want proof of the Ramayana well ancient engineering at its best can be found at the Gulf of Mannar.Site of the ancient Rama Sethu the bridge build by Lord Rama army with the help of Hanuman to reach the island of Lanka it can also be viewed from Space.
The journey to the island of Sri Lanka is mystical,mythical yet magical.Wanna experience good triumphing over evil and Ramayana at its best well Sri Lanka is the place to be.
In the words of Valmiki
उत्साहो बलवानार्य नस्त्युत्साहात् परं बलं।
सोत्साहस्यहि लोकेषु न किञ्चिदपि दुर्लभं ॥
Enthusiasm has great strength. There is no greater strength than enthusiasm. There is nothing which is not attainable in this world for the enthusiastic.