Sigiriya, known for its historical significance and natural beauty, can be accessed via several modes of transportation:
While there is no direct airport in Sigiriya, visitors can fly into Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB) in Colombo, which is the closest international airport. From there, one can hire a taxi or rent a car to drive to Sigiriya, which is a journey of approximately 150 km and takes about 4 hours.
Public buses are available from Colombo to Sigiriya at frequent intervals. Buses to Dambulla, a nearby town, are more frequent. From Dambulla, you can take a local bus or tuk-tuk to reach Sigiriya Craft Village.
There is no direct train to Sigiriya, but you can take a train to the nearest station, Habarana, and then a short taxi or tuk-tuk ride to Sigiriya.
Renting a car or hiring a taxi for a more comfortable and flexible journey is another popular option.
Various travel agencies offer day trips or longer tours that include a visit to the Sigiriya Craft Village, along with other nearby attractions.
For the more adventurous, cycling from nearby cities such as Dambulla or Habarana is a scenic, though physically demanding, way to reach Sigiriya Craft Village.
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