Best places: Buddhist temples in Wattala, Sri Lanka

Sacred, historic temple said to be visited by the Buddha with paintings by a renowned artist.

👍👍 Very calm & quiet religious Buddhist Temple. A very mind soothing place

Historic Buddhist temple with a robust collection of artifacts & statues, plus vocational training.

Serene Buddhist temple on floating platforms featuring numerous Buddha statues & airy shrines.

👍👍 Nice calm place. Car parking(no charges) and a cafe is also available. Saw that people come here and do wedding shoots. Has a nice lake. A huge area to walk and get relaxed.

👍👍 In the 8th year of the Enlightenment, the Buddha was invited by King Mani Akhitha Naa. Prior to the eulogy prepared by Mani Akhitha Naraju, about 500 Buddhist monks came to the Kelani river and bathed in water. The Buddha's footprint was placed on the bottom of the Kelani River for the pilgrimage t...

Buddhist temple complex offering a mix of Thai, Sri Lankan, Indian & Chinese architecture.

👍👍 Best Place to vist if you need to calm your mind with Nature And to do your Charity works

👍👍 Calm temple

👍👍 Sacred Place. You can visit here for religious activities.

👍 A prominent Pirivena in Colombo where lot of novice and young monks study. Limited parking space.

🫤 Small temple situated between the roads

👍👍 Calm & quite place, Many Buddhism related activities are taken place. Many of my friends' children studying Buddhism in this Temple. It is a historical place with so much to deliver. Temple has scheduled programmes through out the year. For example last month September the programme went for weeks,...

👍👍 One of the ancient temple in the area. Calm and beautiful worship area

👍👍 This place did my mind calm down

👍👍 Buddhist temple at vihara mawatha.

👍👍 Ranmuthugala Maha Viharaya is a Buddhist temple located in Eldeniya. It is one of the 3071 Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka. Address of Ranmuthugala Maha Viharaya is Ranmuthugala Temple, Kadawatha

👍👍 This is a Buddhist temple developed from the scratch using the various contributions from the local community. The original head monk was , Ven. Sri Sumathi Thero and Ven. Soratha Thero, have been the figurehead of the society who spent his entire lifetime helping the local community and developing...