Follow the sacred footsteps of Lord Rama across Sri Lanka's ancient spiritual sites and mythological landscapes.
Embark on a spiritual journey through Sri Lanka's Ramayana Trail, visiting sacred sites mentioned in the ancient Hindu epic. Discover temples, caves, and natural wonders connected to the story of Rama, Sita, Hanuman, and Ravana across this mystical island.
Where Sita was held captive in Nuwara Eliya. This sacred temple marks the spot where Ravana kept Sita prisoner. The stream nearby is believed to be where Sita bathed, and the area features a rock with circular depressions said to be Hanuman's footprints.
Connected to Ravana's story of hiding Sita. The spectacular Ravana Falls near Ella is associated with King Ravana, and the nearby caves are believed to be part of the tunnel network he used. These sites offer both spiritual significance and natural beauty.
Linked to Lord Rama's journey in Chilaw. This ancient temple complex is believed to be where Lord Rama prayed to Shiva after defeating Ravana. The temple has great significance in the Ramayana epic and attracts pilgrims from across the world.
Multi-religious pilgrimage site with Ramayana connections. Dedicated to Lord Skanda (Murugan), this temple is visited by Hindus, Buddhists, and Muslims. The site is associated with various events from the Ramayana and remains an important spiritual destination.