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Fa Hien Cave

Fa Hien Cave

Fa Hien Cave, also known as Pahiyangala Cave, is a prehistoric archaeological site in Kalutara, Sri Lanka. Occupied by humans from around 33,000 years ago, the cave has yielded fossilised skeletal remains, ancient tools, and evidence of early bow-and-arrow technology. Visitors can explore this vast limestone cave and connect with the remarkable heritage of Sri Lanka’s early human civilisation.

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No. of Days:
½ day
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Meal Plan:
Not applicable
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Transportation:
Air-conditioned vehicle
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Starting From:
Please inquire at reception for pricing

Tour Plan

DAY 01
Fa Hien Cave

Inclusions

  • Guided exploration of the cave and archaeological site
  • Insights into the prehistoric significance and discoveries
  • Viewing of ancient human fossils and artefacts
  • Photography opportunities of the cave and surrounding landscape
  • Educational commentary on Sri Lanka’s early human history
  • Bottled water

Exclusions

  • Meals
  • Personal expenses
  • Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

Early morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat.

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