The effort to get to the caves is worth while if only to appreciate what it must have taken to produce the fine arts and many buddhas and to see how well they have been preserved. More

Words could not do justice to the spectacle of the Buddhas caves, they are marvellous. More

Amazing statues in such good condition. Sculptured out of granite with such detail. More

Dambulla caves are located about 70 kilometers north of Kandy. At the foot of the cliff stands "Golden Temple" (new sanctuary) centered on a giant golden statue of Buddha sits. climb to caves is not particularly difficult climb. There are two options, the first 500 stairs and second after the first staircase, there is a right turn reveals an option... More

We were very lucky when we visited the Golden cave. It was a beautiful evening, a great temperature & even though it's a bit of a hike it's well worth the effort. There are 5 caves in total. I'd suggest to go to the 5th cave 1st and work your way back to the entrance. The queues are all at... More

The ancient Dambulla Golden Cave Temple is just outstanding. It is worth climbing uphill and discover the rock caves with Buddha statues. The new Temple located just after the car park is not interesting. Get right away to the ancient Temple. As usual the entrance fee is discriminating between “Foreign Visitors” who pay a high price and “Local Visitors” who... More

It is really worth going to Dambulla to visit Golden Cave Temple, as a part of cultural Triangle and UNESCO heritage site. Although you have to climb numerous stairs to reach the cave, it is worth every extra breath you take. Unique, amazing, back to the history place with impressive wall paintings and numerous statues of Buddha. More

there is a lot of statue inside the rock cave. Try and drink fruit juice en rout to cave. More

Getting in over abrupt stairs is not easy but still worth to! More