The Sigiriya Water Gardens: Ancient Sri Lanka’s Hydraulic Innovation
Edward Yang
Imagine stepping back in time, not just centuries, but millennia, to a kingdom carved into the very rock of Sri Lanka. Sigiriya, the ‘Lion Rock’, stands as a testament to…
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The Largest Brick Structure in the Ancient World: How Jetavanaramaya Stupa Was Built
Imagine standing at the foot of a structure so colossal, so ancient, that it dwarfs everything around it. This isn’t a scene from Egypt or Rome, but from the heart…
Northern Sri Lanka’s Forgotten Irrigation Systems: Exploring the Mahakanadarawa Wewa
Step away from the bustling beaches and verdant tea plantations for a moment, and let’s journey off the beaten path in Sri Lanka. Beyond the well-trodden tourist routes, lies a…
Exploring the Ancient Irrigation Systems of Anuradhapura
Imagine stepping back in time, not just through ruins and monuments, but through a living, breathing system that sustained an ancient civilisation. Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s sacred city, whispers tales of…
Sigiriya: The Lion Rock Fortress and Its Ingenious Water Gardens
Imagine a place where ancient ingenuity meets breathtaking natural beauty, a kingdom carved into the sky itself. Perched atop a colossal rock, Sigiriya, or the Lion Rock, in Sri Lanka,…
Jetavanaramaya Stupa: Architectural Feat of Ancient Sri Lanka
Imagine standing at the foot of a structure so colossal, so steeped in history, that it dwarfs everything around it. This isn’t a scene from a fantasy epic, but a…
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