Angurukaramulla Temple
The Bhodhirajarama Maha Viharaya, also known as the Angurukamulla Temple, is a vibrant and historic Buddhist temple located in the heart of Negombo, Sri Lanka. The temple is a beautiful blend of traditional Buddhist architecture and colonial influence, making it a unique and captivating destination for visitors.
Tourists visiting the temple will be amazed by the intricate wooden and stone carvings, dating back to the 18th century, that adorn the temple's walls, windows, and moon stones. The library building, opened by a former governor in 1941, adds an extra layer of history and beauty to the temple's already rich architectural heritage.
The Angurukamulla Temple is not just a feast for the eyes, but also for the soul. The temple's Budu Ge houses stunning sculptures and paintings depicting the life of Buddha and Jathaka stories, while the Pilima Ge showcases important Buddhist events in Sri Lanka's history and life-size images of all the Sinhala kings.
For devout Buddhists and...
Tourists visiting the temple will be amazed by the intricate wooden and stone carvings, dating back to the 18th century, that adorn the temple's walls, windows, and moon stones. The library building, opened by a former governor in 1941, adds an extra layer of history and beauty to the temple's already rich architectural heritage.
The Angurukamulla Temple is not just a feast for the eyes, but also for the soul. The temple's Budu Ge houses stunning sculptures and paintings depicting the life of Buddha and Jathaka stories, while the Pilima Ge showcases important Buddhist events in Sri Lanka's history and life-size images of all the Sinhala kings.
For devout Buddhists and...
