Nagadeepa Viharaya

Millions of harsh sunshine illuminate the island of Nainativu, tourists can burn almost at high temperature. The natural effort to stop people from entering a quiet island is a waste. Because there are many believers without a long weekend. Near the entrance of the island near the military checkpoint, soldiers confirmed that it was a good day for us to worship the temple because it was not crowded. Please imagine the imagination and imagine the crowded day.

After lunch, I ran the Badulla Road, left the Butaca Road of Mapacadwewa, and arrived at Nagadeepa Viharaya. Many people helped us find the root cause on the way. After crossing the Urania crossing, we had to follow a narrow path for about 4 kilometers to turn from the Buttala Road and reach the temple. If you want one or two people beside the road, it is not hard to find this road, there is a board. This road is suitable for driving. After arriving at Nagadepa Temple around 30 p.m., I arrived at Mahiyanganaya. We ran for about 500 meters along the Polonnaruwa Road and then headed for Sora Barra Way Road to reach our overnight village in Solaborough. This place and the price of food are okay. However, the Sorabora Wewa road is very bad due to heavy rain, but it can be managed by car.

When you grow up, I heard that Nagadeepa is one of the few sightseeing spots in the country Buddha visited. What you are not taught is that it is actually a sacred space for our two major religions. Nainativu Nagapooshaniamman Kovil already has a longer time than Nagadeepa Rajamaha Viharaya, and two boats can be seen side by side on a ship that almost arrives at the dock. On the island I do nothing except religious ceremonies and exploration of two temples. However, we can talk to the driver about driving over to the beach across the island, opposite the pilgrim, isolated isolated sturdy beach. The cost is different, but the drive is like most areas in the area - it is bright even in the hot sun, and there are few waves on the rocky coast

Rankoth Viharaya is the most famous Buddhist attraction in Panadura, 27 km from Colombo. The temple is built on a natural rock and can be seen from a distance. In the early days, this place was called 'Galkanda Viharaya' and was renamed Rankoth Viharaya in 1890 when the tower was built. The name Rankoth means Golden Pinnacle, and according to belief, the tree of Rankoth Vihara Bo is older than the temple itself. In the room of the temple of Roseoth vihara, many murals are decorated. These again depict many lives that have occurred in Buddha and many Jathaka. The story has many stories in other Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka. The building of the old library is on the west side and can be used for Buddhist worship, books and antiques collection. On a special day or at Wesak Full Moon, the door is open and exhibited.