Sigiri Lion Lodge
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Welcome To
Sigiri Lion Lodge
Ayubowan. Located in a pleasant environment which is 1.4 KM far from the World heritage Sigiriya. the historical rock fortress. the 14 rooms property managed by an affable local family. Experience the most convenient location with splendid and tidy accommodation. Discover the glorious cultural traingle and fill up your travel with adventurous moments. Visit more tourist attractions in a short period while staying with the most welcoming hospitality Welcome to "Sigiri Lion Lodge" "Ajith Rathnayake" Owner – "Sigiri Lion Lodge"
YOUR SANCTUARY OF SECLUSION
Escape to our private nature reserve of five distinct habitats in Sri Lanka’s legendary cultural triangle. With a purpose-built wetland in the shadow of an ancient fortress, our flourishing landscape has been crafted to enchant you
Our Packages
Family Hostel Room
1500LKR / Per Night
- ✓ 7×4 bed
- ✓ Hot and cold shower
- ✓ Fan
- ✓ Linen
- ✓ Attach bathroom
- ✓Terrace
- ✓ WIFI
- ✓ One table and two chairs
Single Room
For One Person
3000LKR / Per Night
- 7×5 bed
- ✓ Hot and cold shower
- ✓ Air Condition or Fan
- ✓ Linen
- ✓ Attach bathroom
- ✓ Terrace
- ✓ WIFI
- ✓ One table and two chairs
Double Room
For two Persons
4000LKR / Per Night
- ✓ 7×5 bed
- ✓ Hot and cold shower
- ✓ Air Condition or Fan
- ✓ Linen
- ✓ Attach bathroom
- ✓Terrace
- ✓ WIFI
- ✓ One table and two chairs
Triple Room
For three Persons
4500LKR / Per Night
- 7×5 bed and 7×4 bed
- ✓ Hot and cold shower
- ✓ Air Condition or Fan
- ✓ Linen
- ✓ Attach bathroom
- ✓Terrace
- ✓ WIFI
- ✓ One table with three chairs
Family Room
For four persons
5000LKR / Per Night
- ✓7×5 two beds
- ✓ Hot and cold shower
- ✓ Air Condition or Fan
- ✓ Linen
- ✓ Attach bathroom
- ✓Terrace
- ✓ WIFI
- ✓ One table with four chairs
Reviews
Other Places You Can See
Pidurangala
It is believed that the history of Pidurangala Vihara goes back beyond to the first and second century BC.[3] From those days Pidurangala was used as a Buddhist monastery but became a prominent place during the reign of King Kashyapa (473 – 495 AC).
According to ancient chronicles, Prince Kashyapa had killed his father King Dhatusena and fled to Sigiriya to find out a more secure place to prevent retaliation attacks from his half-brother, Mugalan. With the arrival of King Kashyapa, the Bhikkus who were meditated there were requested move to the nearby Pidurangala.[4] In a sort of compensation, King Kashyapa refurbished the temple and made it a prominent place.[3]
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Ritigala mountain
Ritigala mountain consists of four peaks which rise steeply from the surrounding plain. The mountain is 6.5 km in length, and divided into northern and southern blocks by Maha-Degala Gorge. The highest peak is Ritigala Kanda in the southern block.[4]
At 766 m (2,513 ft) above sea level, and 600 m (2,000 ft) above the surrounding plains, Ritigala is the highest mountain in northern Sri Lanka. The modern name Ritigala is derived from the ancient name Ariṭṭha Pabbata (Dreadful Mountain), mentioned in the Mahavamsa.[5]
Its elevation is higher than the other main tourist attractions of the north central plains, namely Sigiriya, Dambulla, and Mihintale. The significance of this topographical feature lies in the abrupt sheerness of the massif, its wooded slopes, and the wet microclimate at the summit.
National Park
Large numbers of Sri Lankan elephants are attracted to grass fields on the edges of the reservoir during the dry season.[1] The Minneriya tank contributes to sustain a large herd. Elephants gathered here is numbering around 150–200.[4] Some reports account number of elephants to as high as 700.[5] They migrate here from Wasgamuwa National Park and benefit from food and shelter of the park’s forest. Tourists visit Minneriya largely because of elephants, especially in dry season.
Contact us
Gmail – sigirilionlodge@gmail.com
Whatsapp – +94714793131
phone – 0714793131 / 0662286368 / 0718925142
Telegram – +94714793131
