Nagadeepa Temple In Mahiyanganaya

The temple is situated in Uraniya village in the Badulla, Bimtenni Korale of Ridimaliyadda. Nagadeepa is a temple of an ancient unexplored ruins. Nagadeepa Viharaya known for its mystical supernatural powers among the villagers.

 The ruins of this temple is situated adjoining the Nagadeepa Reservoir at Rideemaliyadda. According to the folklore this area had been populated by the Naga (Cobra) tribe in the ancient past and thus has been called Nagadeepa.

According to the folklore this temple goes back as far as the reign of King Dutugemunu where its says that the prince used this area as a camping and a training ground for his armies and that he made a vow at this location before going to war with the Elara

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Ravanas Cave In Uva

The Ravana Ella Cave is located on a cliff close to Ella, 4490ft above sea level and can be visited on a day trip from the villages of Ella or Bandarawela. This cave is part of a tunnel or network of caves said to be connected to the Ravana Ella Waterfall which is more popular with tourists

 

Rawana Waterfall In Badulla

The Lower Ravana Ella or the Bamabaragama Falls is one of the most popular falls in the country. lying right on the middle of one of the most scenic and popular routes in the country this is one of the most visited waterfalls. ThisRavana Fall II (Bamabaragama Falls) is 9 meters high and flows from the Bandarawela Hill Oya Reservoir. During the dry season this almost dries up but during the rains flows at full force. Therefore the best time to visit this falls is during the rainy season or just after.