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    Sigiriya the 5th Century.

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    Sigiriya via Dambulla Drive.

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    The Sigiriya Rock Fortress.

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    Hotel Sigiriya Gallery.

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    After breakfast at the hotel, visit Sigiriya Rock Fortress.

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    Maggallana destroyed the palace of his brother and Sigiriya became a Buddhist monastery again.

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    Magdalena destroyed the palace of his brother and Sigiriya became a Buddhist monastery again.

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    After breakfast at the hotel, leave for Sigiriya via Dambulla(Drive to Dambulla is approximately 4 hours and 15 minutes).

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    In Sigiriya, Sri Lanka there is a cave that has been tested by archaeologists to be a hundred percent natural.

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    There was the family I stayed with outside Sigiriya who frequently cooked me a traditional family dinner and provided me rides into town.

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    Sigiriya- is a"World Heritage Site" and the 5th Century"Fortress in the Sky" which is perhaps the most fantastic single wonder of the Island.

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    Sigiriya- is a“World Heritage Site” and the 5th Century“Fortress in the Sky” which is perhaps the most fantastic single wonder of the Island.

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    Hotel Sigiriya which is located within proximity to the Sigiriya rock fortress is an ideal venue to embrace the peace and tranquility of nature.

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    As mentioned earlier, Hotel Sigiriya is a perfect base if you wish to explore the cultural masterpieces of the bygone era of Sri Lanka.

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    Travel Tip 9: Sigiriya: If you are visiting Sigiriya, get there when it opens at 8am to avoid huge lines and crowds at the site.

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    While I was in Sigiriya, Sri Lanka, eating kottu(a traditional spicy stir-fry of shredded roti bread with vegetables and chicken), I noticed a scene outside the restaurant that I have witnessed many times before: tourists riding an elephant.

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    While I was in Sigiriya, Sri Lanka, eating kottu(a traditional spicy stir-fry of shredded roti bread with vegetables and chicken), I noticed a scene outside the restaurant that I have witnessed many times before: tourists riding an elephant.

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    Most children will be able to tackle the climb up Sigiriya, a royal citadel remarkably perched atop a weathered hunk of rock at the centre of Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle- though a head for heights is needed for the metal staircase that marks the final push to the summit.

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