The Ramayana, among the world’s most ancient epics, recounts the tale of King Rama, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This epic saga unfolds with the abduction of his beloved, Sita, by Ravana, the ruler of Lanka, igniting a quest for her rescue. Explore these extraordinary landmarks that meld the realms of myth and history.
Rama’s Bridge
Ravana traveled to India via his airborne chariot and took Sita to his abode on the island of Lanka. A bridge was built to connect the two countries. Parts of it remain visible from Mannar Island in the north of Sri Lanka to Pamban Island in India’s south.
Ravana Cave
King Ravana hid Sita behind a cave close to the Ravana Falls, where a network of subterranean tunnels connected the cave with the outside world. Its entrance lies at Ravana Ella Wildlife Sanctuary. 5 km from the waterfall. Ravana Cave is one of the finest places to visit in Ella.
Ravana Falls
Standing at a majestic height of 25 meters, Ravana Falls is renowned for its association with the legendary tale of Sita, who is believed to have bathed in its rocky pools during her captivity.
Nil Diya Pokuna
This stunning pond is inside a mysterious cave believed to be the location where Ravana built a palace for Sita. For more travel tips, check out websites like Travel to Ella.
