Great historical site seeing.
Good place to chill. But has to be maintained properly. The pokuna is dirty and not well maintained
Ancient place with good views
One of the best archaeological sites I visited. It is situated in a very rural area without mobile phone signals and I loved the environment.
The road is little bit difficult and better not to go by a car.
This site had been named as Dakkhinagiri Vihara in an inscription of the ninth century. According to Mahavamsa it has been built by King Saddhatissa (137-139 BC.). It was developed by King Aggabodhi and a Chapter House has been constructed by him. Several inscriptions, some caves with inscriptions under the drip-ledges, a dagoba, pillars, a residence of monks, remains of a monastery can be seen in the site.
This vihara is named after the Kaludiya Pokuna or the pond with blackish water found in the vicinity.
One of the best nature reserve
great ancient place. good environment