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Explore Budugala Rajamaha Viharaya | බුදුගල | Ancient Heritage | Archaeological Temple | Sri Lanka

Explore Budugala Rajamaha Viharaya | Sri Lanka ____________________________________________________________________________ Join me as we explore Budugala Rajamaha Viharaya, a temple rich in ancient heritage located in the Balangoda-Kaltota area, within the Ratnapura District of Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka. This sacred site is linked to numerous archaeological landmarks and historical value. The temple earned its name ‘Budugala’ due to a golden Buddha statue found in a cave. It is believed that Hemamala and the Tooth Prince took refuge near the historical Budugala Kuragala, where they built a Temple of the Tooth to safeguard the sacred Tooth Relic for a period. 📚 Historical Significance Many historical details about Budugala Rajamaha Viharaya, also known as Punchi Mihintale, are documented in the book Budusasuna Bebalunu Palana Pudabim by archaeologist Chakravarthi Ellawala Medhananda Thero. The temple has earned the nickname Punchi Mihinthale due to its resemblance to the famous Mihintale in Sri Lanka. The standing Buddha statue depicting the two-mudra seal at this site is a significant attraction. 🏞️ Natural Beauty The temple is adjacent to the Mahawalatenna Plateau in the Hela Udapattu of Korale. This place has been revered by nature's beauty through the ages. Budugala Rajamaha Viharaya is also part of the Great Forest Hermitage, connected to the Kuragala Sacred Area through a tunnel, symbolizing its historical significance. 📜 Historical Relocation Budugala Rajamaha Viharaya was relocated from its original archaeological site around 1970. Until the late 1960s, the temple was situated in the original location, but it has since been moved to an adjacent area. Today, the temple stands as a testament to the area’s ancient history and is a mirror reflecting the facts of its rich past. Sri Lanka is a tropical island renowned for its rich culture and history. Visitors can enjoy diverse activities including mountaineering, waterfall sightseeing, wildlife viewing, safaris, and surfing, making it an ideal travel destination for adventure and cultural enthusiasts alike. Archaeological temple complex in the Balangoda-Kaltota area, Ratnapura District. Linked to the protection of the Tooth Relic and historical heritage sites. Resembles Punchi Mihinthale with its unique structure and ancient appeal. Part of a great forest hermitage with connections to Kuragala Sacred Area. Free access to Mahawalatenna Plateau's natural beauty. ____________________________________________________________________________ KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Location: Balangoda-Kaltota, Ratnapura District, Sri Lanka. Historical Insights: Read Budusasuna Bebalunu Palana Pudabim by Medhananda Thero for more details. Open daily: Visit and explore this culturally significant destination. ____________________________________________________________________________ 🧭TIMECODE CHAPTERS 00:07 – Entrance of the Historic monastery 00:49 - Ruins of the Historic Monastery 02:54 – Entrance of Budugala Temple 04:14 – Kuragala Temple Viewpoint 05:19 – Holy Stupa 05:53 – Holy Relic 06:17 – Entrance of Sri Pada Vihara 06:35 – Lord Saman Temple 07:19 – Lord Saman Temple (Cave) 07:45 – Underground Cave to Kuragala Temple 08:05 – Exit of the Cave ____________________________________________________________________________ Don't forget to Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe for more travel adventures! 🌿 #BudugalaRajamahaViharaya #SriLankaHistory #AncientTemple #BuddhistHeritage #SriLankanCulture #ArchaeologicalSite #Kuragala #Balangoda #PunchiMihinthale #ExploreSriLanka #HeritageTourism #SabaragamuwaTemple #TempleOfTheTooth #ForestHermitage #CulturalSriLanka #VisitSriLanka #TravelSriLanka #HistoricalMonumentsSriLanka #ReligiousSitesSriLanka #Mahawalatenna #KuragalaSacredArea #FreeToothRelic ____________________________________________________________________________ Music Credits: Song: Sasara wasana thuru (Instrumental) Artist: W.D. Amaradewa