5/5 Sameena I. 2 years ago on Google
As
per
history
this
is
the
place
where
King
Dewanampiyathissa
embraced
Buddhism
by
Arahath
Mihindu
while
the
King
was
trying
to
hunt
a
deer.
From
the
parking
area
you
have
to
walk
approximately
50m
for
entrance
stairs.
In
order
to
visit
the
Buddha
statue,
Stupa
and
Mihintale
rock
you
need
climb
the
stairs
of
approximately
300m
or
may
be
less
or
more.
Each
stair
is
narrow
and
made
out
of
rocks.
But
it’s
worth
climbing
the
stairs
as
you
can
see
beautiful
sceneries
on
the
top.
On
your
way
there
could
monkeys
on
the
path.
Flowers
and
other
stuffs
are
available
only
at
the
parking
and
entrance
area.
Slippers
and
shoes
can
be
removed
at
the
entrance
or
there’s
a
separate
place
to
keep
your
slippers.
Dressing
should
be
decent
and
you
aren’t
allow
to
where
shorts
above
the
knee
and
sleeveless
tops
and
also
women
need
to
tie
up
their
hair
as
this
is
sacred
place.
If
you
are
about
to
visit
at
the
time
of
COVID19
pandemic
please
make
sure
to
wear
the
masks
for
your
own
safety.
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