Kelaniya Raja Maha Viharaya is one of the most important Buddhist temples in the country. Believed to be sanctified during Buddha's third visit to Sri Lanka, the original temple was destroyed on two different occasions by invaders from India, and later from Portugal. Restored in the 18th century by the Dutch, it contains historic statues and paintings that preserve the spirit of past ages.

Situated in the heart of New Delhi, the National Museum holds exhibits from throughout the whole of Indian history, including relics of the Indus Valley civilisation, sculptures from the Mauryan civilisation, South Indian Vijayanagar artefacts and a Buddhist gallery, representing a cultural centre and a treasure of immeasurable value.

Chimelong Water Park is the largest water parks in Asia and holds some world-class rides including some of the top new water ride attractions in the world. This highly popular park with the largest wave pool, the longest lazy river including the first Boomerang ride in China is for sure a place for family fun.

Ever wondered what a Sanza sounds like? You can find out at the Musical Instrument Museum, where over 8,000 instruments from more than 200 countries and territories are on display. The museum brings the world of music to life, showcasing instruments used in traditional, popular, and classical music across the globe. Through interactive exhibits, you’ll learn about the cultural significance of these instruments, who plays them, and the eras they come from. A highlight of the museum is the Experience Gallery, where visitors of all ages can play instruments from around the world, from gongs to guitars. The museum also offers live performances in its intimate theater, featuring musicians from every corner of the globe.