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Buddhangala Raja maha Viharaya is a place of worship, located at Ampara, Buddangala, Sri Lanka. They can be contacted via phone at +94 77 410 3033 for more detailed information.

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29 Reviews

  • Lalithya Desha Vimukthi
    14 March 2019

    Situated in a calm environment. U have to enter through woods! The temple hosted on a rock with vast are. Probably the highest point of area. The history runs to the King Saddhatissa era.

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  • Pasan Ariyadasa
    05 March 2019

    A temple with a historic value. Road condition up to the temple is good. There is a possibility of meeting wild elephants, peacocks etc on the way.

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  • Guvanthi Abeysinghe
    06 February 2019

    An ancient monastery in the middle of the wild in Ampara. Located among rocks, it has a mind blowing view of the surrounding landscape. There is accommodation available for large groups of pilgrims with the access to a big fresh water pond closer by.

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  • Praveen Perera
    17 January 2019

    One of the most important place for Buddhist. Very calm environment and beautiful location to spent time for anyone.
    You can see wild elephant to small creature in there.

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  • Akhila Rangana
    08 January 2019

    A wonderful temple in an amazing landscapes. Views around are amazingly beautiful. The sculptures are beautiful and very different. The nature around is a gem, you are very likely to meet elephant on your way to this beautiful, historical and most valuable temple.

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  • DAMITH CHANDANA
    22 November 2018

    Great place in top of a huge rock. Better to go in morning or evening.. morning is better because road will be full with wild elephants in the evenings.. Bit away from Ampara town & need a vehicle to go there.. Big car park is available & festivals are on Poson poya days.. You can see some statuses most likely to Polonnaruwa Gal Wiharaya.. also you can see big area of Ampara town from the top. Great place to visit, but be careful from elephants & Sun.

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  • Achintha Munasinghe
    13 October 2018

    Namo buddhayabest place for Buddhists to visit

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  • Nishadi Lakshika
    02 October 2018

    Buddangala Rajamaha Viharaya situated in Ampara and surrounded with beautiful environment. Road is in good condition.

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  • Chester Ranatunga
    15 September 2018

    Buddangala Raja maha viharaya located in Ampara. When you arriving viharaya you will comea cross forest you can see wild elephant. Very nice place you can see entire estern part oh the country from here. Very calm place if you want to relax your mind that place definitly help you.. love that place. If you go there please protect the environment.

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  • Prabath Dhananjaya
    05 September 2018

    Buddhangala Monastery is located not far away from Ampara town and the road condition is good due to recent Development process.Buddhanga temple is build on a cascading rocks and a lake was built to store water for monastery monks. Once you climb to the most highest rock, you can get a good view of the surrounding.Please note that there may be wild elephant movements close by so avoid travelling at night time.

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  • Sampath Edirimanna
    02 May 2018

    Very beautiful place to visit. But you have to go early abouth 8 -9am otherwise you may not able to walk on the rocks it is too hot.
    After 6 pm ekephants are crossing the road so it is not safe after that

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  • Anoma Jayaratne
    13 April 2018

    The Buddhangala Monastery lies deep in the jungles about 7 kilometers off Ampara. The Monastery covers 1280 acres covering 5 rocks where the remains of the ancient monastery can be seen.
    This area belonged to the Digamadulla Kingdom which was started by Prince Dighayu in the 4th century BC. All though the beginning of this monastery is not documented, Ven Ellawala Medhananda Thero states that the history of is monastery is as old as the Digamadulla Kingdom.
    Lost in the history, covered by thick jungle infested with wild animals, exposed to the elements for over thousands of years, this monastery was brought back to life in 1964 by a young brave bikku called Kalutara Dhammananda, (incumbent high priest today) who traveled through the thick jungles and cleared the area with the assistance of Buddhists in the area.

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  • Jagath Sapumal Priyadarshana
    01 April 2018

    good place. Go in the morning. Day time too hot..

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  • Prasanna Wijesiriwardana
    31 March 2018

    One of the most sacred Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka.

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  • Kasun Egodage
    26 February 2018

    Historical value and calm environment buddhist aarama

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  • Tharindu Prathaap
    06 February 2018

    One of the most sacred place for Buddhist people, because of sacred relics of Lord Buddha and arahant Sãriputta and Moggallana thero.

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  • Kasun Sanjula
    31 January 2018

    Historical temple. Very beautiful

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  • Indunil Herath
    02 January 2018

    Wild elephants are frequent in this temple in the evening and it can be a bit dangerous to travel here at night

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  • Tharanga Wijesinghe
    21 December 2017

    situated on a rock outcrop and on one rock boulder are the remains of a Dagoba and a structure with brickbats. On the rock surface the remains of three structures are visible. On the eastern slope of the rock, evidence of a retaining wall made of rubble, two plain guard stones, a balustrade stone and on the west a few rock caves with drip-ledges are found.

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  • Asiri Mihiri Srinath
    03 November 2017

    It's a marvelous & beautiful place

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  • Lasantha Senanayake
    01 October 2017

    Most historical buddhist temple in estern province

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  • Rnsarma. Kklr
    12 September 2017

    world famous buddists holy tourist places are here.

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  • Manusha De Silva
    09 September 2017

    Ancient temple in ampara.you can see good view on top of the rock.

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  • Ruwan Chaminda Sampath
    24 June 2017

    This is a temple. you can see around area top of rock. Dnt go to evening. elephant will came to road in evening time. historical temple. beautiful view. near to Ampara.

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  • Dhanuska Eregoda
    18 April 2017

    good place for watching in near ampara town

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  • Kalana Jayaweera
    13 April 2017

    Ancient temple close to Ampara. Beautiful view of around area can be enjoyed from top of the rock. Wild elephants are roaming around the temple and access road.

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  • Dilan Mayadunna
    17 March 2017

    Peaceful Buddhist temple that make your mind relax. Easy access and it's situated in the middle of calm environment.

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  • Nisal Perera
    13 December 2016

    Important Buddhist Temple. Easy to access from Ampara. Beautiful scenery can be seen from the top.

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  • Hansa Ranasinghe
    17 September 2016

    A must see place for Buddhists! Dont forget to go to the upper "rahatan wahansela wada siti len"

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