Tucked away in Sri Lanka’s beautiful landscape, Sigiriya is a hidden gem of prehistoric artistry often known as the eighth wonder of the world. The wall paintings also called, ‘Sigiriya Frescoes’ were originally painted to symbolise purity, and the king’s concubines famed for their exotic beauty! Standing more than 2 hundred metres above the earth on the pinnacle of a big granite pillar it features both historical and architectural triumphs. Sigiriya was once a magnificent palace surrounded by greenery and continues to captivate tourists with its beauty.