Ambuwawa Sri Lanka – From Gampola town along the Hemmathagama road, about 5 km, you can reach the Ambuluwawa peak (Ambuluwawa tower).
Situated on a hilltop at an elevation of 3567 m above sea level, it has become a wonderful place. One can easily see this stupa from Gampola.
From the foot of the mountain, you can walk. You can also take a vehicle up to the foot of the stupa. Many people go all the way to this amazing experience. Due to the breeze around the shade and the shade of the tree-lined road, those who climb the mountain do not feel too tired.
A cathedral, a Hindu Kovil, a mosque, and a Buddhist temple have been created on this hill. This Seya which is used to mark agriculture is known as Govijana Seya. The Buddha statue at the end of the road and the statues of the gods and goddesses have been created in the stalls.
The carpenter’s statue of the Buddha in the temple complex, built on a rocky slope of the mountain, shows the skill of the carpenter. There is also a sacred Bo tree from the Eastern branch of Sri Maha Bodhi in Anuradhapura. The Agrarian Seas, which are about 400 feet high, surpass all these features.
If you want to experience a wonderful adventure, you should definitely go to the top of the lake. The peculiarity of the Saya is its stairway leading to the top. Part of it should go through the chaitya and the rest. To attain maximum enjoyment, one must go the entire journey outside the chaitya. Slowly the stairs of the slits end up closing the gaps between the chaitya wall and the fence. During the last few steps of climbing, you can move from place to place, from top to bottom and from bottom to top. This should be done very carefully, as the stairs and winds are very heavy.
From Ambuluwawa peak (Ambuluwawa tower) you can see 360 degrees without hindrance from any mountain. If the sky is clear, even the big ocean can be seen with the naked eye. The sacred Samanala Kanda, Namunukula, Knuckles Mountains, Hanthana, Batalegala, Piduruthalagala, Alagalla, Moneragala, Rakshaka, Saptha Kanya, Hunnasgiriya, Bhairava Kanda, Uthuwankanda, Balapokuna, Kalugala, Muloya, Ahupiniella, Peewalanko, Levala, Pilawala, Pelawanka As well as the mountains, there are many unexplored mountain ranges here.
It is home to many endemic species as well as rich biodiversity. This historic mountain was started in 1997 and was selected by the United Nations as the world’s best-developed mountain in 2002 and opened to the public on September 18, 2007. The city of Gampola, Kandy and the Mahaweli River that flows through it make a spectacular sight.
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