Top Sigiriya Walking Tours

• Explore village life in Sigiriya • Walking tour guided by a local expert • Experience Sigiriya as the villagers do • Walk through village paths, nature trails • See the beauty of the rural village life • Perfect for Nature Lovers and Bird Watchers • Enjoy a home-made local village breakfast.

This village tour gives you a memorable experience in a countryside rural village in Sigiriya. You will enjoy the sightseeing of paddy fields, bullock cart ride, traditional catamaran ride in a lake, visit to a chena cultivation, traditional cooking demonstration in a rural village house and authentic Sri Lankan lunch during this tour.

• Explore village life in Sigiriya • Cycle tour guided by a local expert who is also a tour guide • Experience Sigiriya as the villagers do • Cycle along village roads, paddy fields, farms and walking paths • See the beauty of the rural village life in Sigiriya • Perfect for Nature Lovers • Discover local life as it is lived in rural Sri Lanka - simple & beautiful • Enjoy a home-made local village lunch.

Pidurangala is now a must-visit destination on your trip to Sri Lanka. Enjoy this walk and hike up the ancient rock of Pidurangala where you will be guided by a local expert who will tell you the story of Pidurangala and it's history which dates back over 2,000 years. Once you reach the summit you will have a lovely picnic while you admire the beautiful 360 degree views of the Sigiriya countryside. This is a unique and special way to see the best sights in Sigiriya & Pidurangala.

Experience traditional village life on this private tour. Depart from your hotel in a tuk tuk and make your way to the village. Accompanied by a guide, take an oxen cart ride through the village. Admire the views on a catamaran ride over a reservoir and try to spot the local wildlife. Observe a cooking lesson from a local villager share a traditional lunch.

If you want to explore the hidden secrete of a royal ancient capital, this tour is an ideal opportunity for you. The well-preserved 12th century ruins & impressive stone culture recalls an inspired past. Although nearly 1000 years old, it is much younger than Anuradhapura and generally in better repair. The monuments are arranged in a reasonably compact garden setting and their development is easier to follow.