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Anuradhapura
The second largest district of Sri Lanka, Anuradhapura has several ancient ruins for the traveller to explore. The main city area is divided into two parts - the old city which is the sacred part of the district for Buddhists, as well as of more interest to the traveller and the new city, where the commercial hub is located.
From the Anuradhapura Travel Guide
Guest Reviews
Little Paradise
a very nice, small guesthouse, friendly people and ok food. nice to play cricket on the playground in front of the guesthouse with local people! ... more
Anuradhapura Discussions
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Sri Lanka – Festivals in june
is celebrated throughout the island, the major ceremonies are to be found in Anuradhapura and Mihintale. Long ... -
What to see in sri lanka for two weeks
) Anuradhapura ruins (3) Any Buddhist temple, monastery ... -
King Vijaya (B.C. 543-504) - Sri Lankan First king
in the neighbouring country: these were Anuradhapura on the banks of the Malwatu Oya; Upatissa, seven or eight miles further north; Uruvela, a seaport to the west of Anuradhapura, perhaps at Marichchikatti; Ujjeni ... - More Anuradhapura Discussions from our Asia Travel Forum
Anuradhapura Blog Entries
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To Hell and Back on the Road through the Bible Belt
to Anuradhapura 78km’s away before dark. Pity I had to ride so quick I could not really take in much ...
Posted in Travel Blog of The Gallivanting Nomad by gallivanting -
Ancient cities, part 1
Trains in Sri Lanka run infrequently and at unusual times. As such, 5.45am saw us pulling away from Colombo Fort station on a train bound for Anuradhapura. We loved the journey: comfortably seated ...
Posted in Just a big holiday by ClareAndTom -
Sri Lanka : The Cultural Triangle
Thursday 8 November Anuradhapura is a long way from anywhere! The Tissewewa Resthouse ...
Posted in .. towards a world unknown... by MarshallC - More Anuradhapura Blog Entries
