Discover the best top things to do in Southern Province, Sri Lanka including Mahamevnawa Buddhist Monastery Matara, Tuk Tuk Suranga, Shailabimbarama Maha Viharaya Degalle Temple, Sunandarama Maha Viharaya, Weherahena Buddhist Temple, Mulgirigala Raja Maha Vihara, Kodigala Ancient Temple, Seenigama Muhudu Viharaya, Sithulpawwa Rock Temple, Tissamaharama Raja Maha Vihara.
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This Theravada Buddhist monastery in Matera is the second largest monastery in our network. It is home to over 140 monks. There are many ways you can participate in the life of the monastery, even just with a day visit. If you want to take a break from the beaches in this major tourist city, our monastery is the perfect place.
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Suranga is a great driver. He drives safely, he is very friendly, he understands English and he has great rates. There is nothing more that you need in a driver in Sri Lanka. I would definetly recommend to go with him of you can...
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We are Buddhist and we a like to go there.i think no ticket for local and foreigners people.we going day small children giving us to flower for praying.its very good.
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Mulgirigala Is call as small sigiriya . it is situated just 15 KM far from tangalle . one of king was control the big rock long time ago . now its call mulgirigala Rajamaha viharaya.
It's almost 16km away from Tangalle main city and only half an hour drive to the temple. you can park your vehicle next to the temple and need to climb around 500 steps to the top of the rock where you reach beautiful place you can see morning sunrise and evening sunset both. The temple is more than 150 years old and still it maintaining with good condition. It you're a foreigner you can always hire a guide who will well explain every valuable points. If you are passing by Tangalle this place is must visit
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Sithulpawwa rock temple is historically significant and identified as one of the greatest 2nd century sites of Buddhist scholarship. With a history of over 2200 years, this is an ancient place of worship in the Hambantota district. The modern name Sithulpawwa is derived from the ancient ‘Cittalpabbata’, ‘The hill of the quiet mind’.
You have to climb a very steep stairway which is cut through a rock. When you go up you will be able to see a Dagoba which is said to have been built by King Kawantissa. In addition to this, there are more other small stupas. There is a specific cave temple that consists of beautiful ancient paintings that are believed to belong to the 3rd century BC. The drawings are done on a thin layer of plaster and have used red and yellow colors. It is stated that the rock temple which is a very sophisticated cave consisted of 12000 monks who attained the highest level in mind according to Buddhism.
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