Religious

THE TEMPLE OF THE TOOTH RELIC

Also known as Dalada Maligawa, this sacred temple in Kandy houses Sri Lanka’s most revered Buddhist relic—the tooth of the Buddha. It draws pilgrims and visitors from across the world, especially during the annual Esala Perahera, a grand cultural procession. The temple complex is beautifully maintained, with shrines, golden roofs, and murals that tell stories of devotion. Drummers and traditional rituals mark the rhythm of daily offerings. The temple sits beside a peaceful lake, adding to its timeless atmosphere. Visiting here offers a glimpse into Sri Lanka’s deep spiritual roots and ceremonial traditions.

SRI MAHA BODHIYA

In Anuradhapura, the Sri Maha Bodhiya stands as a symbol of faith and continuity. This sacred fig tree was planted from a sapling of the original Bodhi tree under which the Buddha attained enlightenment. It has been protected and venerated for over two thousand years, making it one of the oldest recorded trees in the world. Devotees bring offerings of flowers and oil lamps, creating a calm and respectful setting. The site is part of a larger sacred city filled with history and heritage. A visit here connects travelers to the beginnings of Buddhism in Sri Lanka.

RUWANWELISEYA

Ruwanweliseya is one of the most iconic stupas in Sri Lanka and a key site in the ancient city of Anuradhapura. Built by King Dutugemunu over 2,000 years ago, its massive white dome rises above the surrounding ruins and reflects the strength of early Buddhist architecture. Devotees and monks gather here regularly, circling the stupa with offerings and chants. The surrounding courtyard and stone carvings add to the historical richness of the site. Its presence is both majestic and peaceful, drawing visitors who wish to experience the spiritual legacy of the island. It remains a proud symbol of national reverence.

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THE TEMPLE OF THE TOOTH RELIC

SRI MAHA BODHIYA

RUWANWELISEYA

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