SIGIRIYA Rock, Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 - The 8th Wonder of the World? | We stayed at the best view hotel (4K)

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We continue our journey through the beautiful Sri Lanka by taking a long route from the seaside (Southern Sri Lanka) to Kandy and then to Sigiriya Village.
We stayed at the lovely Sigiriya Hotel: www.brownshote...
From the moment you set eyes on the majestic Lion Rock, Sigiriya beckons with a whisper of ancient tales and a challenge to ascend its storied heights. The climb, consisting of approximately 1200 steps, is not just a physical endeavor, but a passage through history.
The first few steps are a gentle introduction, guiding you through beautifully landscaped water gardens, where the ingenuity of ancient hydraulic systems still impresses. As you ascend, the path becomes a gallery adorned with frescoes that have withstood the test of time, their vibrant colors and artistic detail offering a glimpse into a bygone era.
Midway, the iconic Lion's Paw gateway emerges, a monumental reminder of King Kasyapa's vision. It's here that the climb transforms, as the steps carve a steeper path through the rock. Each step upwards is a step back in time, closer to the summit where a king once surveyed his kingdom.
The final ascent is the most thrilling, with narrow, steep steps that demand determination. But with each step, you rise above the tree line, and the panoramic views unfold-a verdant tapestry of forests and lakes, stretching to the horizon.
Reaching the top is a triumph, a moment where you stand amidst the ruins of a palace that once touched the sky. It's a place where history whispers in the wind, and the view is a reward that far exceeds the effort.
For those considering the climb, let this be your motivation: Sigiriya is not just a destination; it's a journey that challenges and charms, leaving you with a sense of accomplishment and awe. So take the step, embrace the climb, and discover the Lion Rock's legacy for yourself.
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[@partiid]

Nice video, it's a shame that we dont get to see sri lanka for 90% of the video we are watching your back while walking

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❤ from 🇱🇰 ceylon