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Get InspiredAsiaSri LankaWestern ProvinceSri Jayawardenepura KotteKotte Rajamaha Vihara

Kotte Rajamaha Vihara

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Buddhist Temple·Peaceful, Historic, Serene
Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
Photo by Lalith Kekulthotuwage from Google Places
Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara
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Kotte Rajamaha Vihara stands as a profound testament to Sri Lanka’s Kotte Kingdom, founded during the reign of King Parakramabahu VI. Located in the Pita Kotte neighborhood, this sacred site blends archaeological importance with a deeply spiritual atmosphere. Visitors are greeted by well-maintained grounds and traditional architecture that feel worlds away from the surrounding city hustle. The sacred Na Bodhi tree is a focal point for many, offering a quiet space for meditation and chanting. Whether you are interested in the island's royal history or seeking a moment of calm, the temple provides a meaningful cultural experience with plenty of space to find a quiet corner.

Kotte Rajamaha Vihara stands as a profound testament to Sri Lanka’s Kotte Kingdom, founded during the reign of King Parakramabahu VI. Located in the Pita Kotte neighborhood, this sacred site blends archaeological importance with a deeply spiritual atmosphere. Visitors are greeted by well-maintained grounds and traditional architecture that feel worlds away from the surrounding city hustle. The sacred Na Bodhi tree is a focal point for many, offering a quiet space for meditation and chanting. Whether you are interested in the island's royal history or seeking a moment of calm, the temple provides a meaningful cultural experience with plenty of space to find a quiet corner.

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Address
VWJ4+C46,23b Suhada Mawatha, Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte 10100, Sri Lanka
Websitekotterajamahaviharaya.lk
Phone0112 852 759
Hours
Open now
Daily 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM

Highlights

  • Ancient roots dating back to the Kotte Kingdom.

  • Sacred Na Bodhi tree providing a tranquil spot for reflection.

  • Spacious and well-maintained temple grounds.

  • Traditional architecture and archaeological significance.

  • Ample parking available within the temple premises.

Best For

Spiritual reflection and exploring Sri Lanka's royal history.

Currency

LKR ₨

Time of Day

Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Solo, Family

Reviews

4.8
Excellent1,8 K reviews

Kotte Rajamaha Vihara is highly regarded by visitors for its deep historical roots and serene spiritual environment. Many reviewers highlight the temple's connection to the ancient Kotte Kingdom and King Parakramabahu VI, making it a significant site for history buffs. The atmosphere is consistently described as peaceful and calm, providing a stark contrast to the busy city life outside its gates. The sacred Na Bodhi tree is frequently mentioned as a highlight, offering a particularly moving and tranquil spot for meditation. Visitors appreciate the well-maintained grounds and the availability of parking, including space inside the temple. Overall, it is considered a must-visit for those seeking a meaningful cultural experience and a quiet place for worship or reflection.

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Location

Pita Kotte, Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, Western Province, Sri Lanka