Palace in the sky

Link By Michael Kurtz | 1 Comment » June 30th, 2008

SIGIRIYA, Sri Lanka – Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka’s most popular historic landmarks, and deservedly so. The ancient, cliff-top palace is impressive for both its visionary design and for the view it affords visitors who climb to the top. Explore the rock fortress in today’s photo gallery.

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One Response to “Palace in the sky”

Kim Says:
June 30th, 2008 at 11:09 pm
AMAZING and beautiful!!! It’s hard to imagine how one could make it up to the top!!!

I so enjoy traveling with you guys!!!!

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