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Amaya Lake

PO Box – 12 , Kap Ela, Kandalama, Dambulla , Sri Lanka .

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Dambulla lies still and scorching in the relentless heat of the dry zone. It is a particularly fascinating region of the country, unravelling its spare, pen and ink landscape around a long empty road stretching to the horizon. Across the Kandalama Lake is the Amaya Lake Resort. Enjoy the view. Wander through the gardens. Amaya Lake is a soothing and tranquil experience - a glimpse of a royal age from a resort that embraces the slow pace of this quiet region that holds its astonishing history with such dignity and grace. Such an experience should surely not be rushed.

The entire region lies at the heart of what is known as the Cultural Triangle, which includes the stunning rock fortress and water gardens of Sigiriya about 18km away, as well as the ancient ruins of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa. No visitor to the Triangle can claim disappointment. There is simply so much to see, so much art, history and archaeology to absorb, that it is overwhelming. Amaya Lake Resort is the perfect base from which to visit these famous sites, placed, as it is, practically in the centre of the Triangle, offering easy access to all of them within a few hours driving.

Dining
Check your weight before hurrying to the next delicious buffet breakfast! Mealtimes are certainly something to look forward to. A massive spread is laid out each day, three times a day in the Samara Restaurant. As the website inform visitors: “A buffet of Sri Lankan delights with rich spicy aromas sits alongside a wide selection of international dishes while fresh local fruits grace a table of Sri Lankan and European style sweets.”

Rooms
The resort has 92 stylishly ethnic villas set in a garden landscape; little paths winding through the well-spaced trees lead you to your own little cottage. Each has a verandah and a tiny garden area, ideal for relaxing, reading or chatting over evening drinks. Designed to emulate traditional styles, Amaya Lake has many reminders of ancient architectural styles and iconic art in the details of the rooms and public areas. Care is shown in all the room features and facilities, down to an unusual detail of a weighing scale in the bathroom.

(Content Source : Travel Sri Lanka Magazine)