In the 3rd century BC, the founder of the Sri Lankan Buddhist Nun Association, Sanhamita, brought a branch cut from the Buddhist "Enlightenment Tree" fig tree back to Ceylon (present-day Sri Lanka), centered on the fig branch The holy city of Anuradhapura was established. The holy city of Anuradhapura was once the political and religious center of Ceylon, with a glorious history of more than 1,300 years. In 993 AD, this holy city was abandoned due to the invasion of foreign enemies. After many years of hiding in the dense jungle, the site of this ancient holy city has been re-discovered. Her magnificent palace, the temple of Xuan Ang, shows the world the glory of the ancient city of Anuradhapura. Excursions here are similar to the Angkor Wat complex. The attractions here are scattered and there are a lot of free to browse after purchasing a valid 25-knife pass. Chartered and tuktuk are good choices. The most representative Stupa are dome-shaped tips, varying in size, white and brown. [Entering the "Fomen Gate" requires bare feet, no bare legs and bare shoulders, similar to the Thai Buddhist Temple. At noon, the sun shines directly on the ground. It is recommended to bring a pair of cotton socks to insulate. is a devout believer who is praying or gathering. Unlike this quiet, the small monkeys are jumping up and down on the wire and railings. They are extremely strong and make a loud noise, sometimes even Some are afraid that they will fly to themselves.