Embekka Devale Review

This is one of my favorite places. The temple was built by King Vikramabahu III (King Vikramabahu III) and has been dedicated to Kataragama deviyo (believed to be very powerful gods in Sri Lanka) since the 14th century. The temple is divided into three parts - the temple of Garagha, the dance hall and the drummer hall, which are the highlights of the intricate wood carving work in this place. The admission fee per person is very worth the visit fee of a penny per minute, especially for wood carvings. We also saw a group of students study tours in this historic place. If you visit the temple, you can visit the temples of Lancashire (Lankathilaka Temple) and Galadonia (Temple of Galadenia), which are less than 30 minutes drive between them. Therefore, it is necessary to hire driver services so that we can embark on a Blue Heaven tour with a first-class driver named Mr Sugath.

Very small and exquisite temple, more than ten kilometers from Kandy, need to charter a car, tickets 300rb, features carvings on various pillars, animal plants, etc., different, a total of hundreds, Colombo's independent memorial hall and the style here is very similar, The murals in the main hall are also worth seeing.

It is as if the whole town is full of Buddha light, full of spirit. Its temple does not have a magnificent building, just a white, simple and restrained building except for the dark gray roof, very inconspicuous, but when you combine it with the surrounding environment to watch, you will find it is so harmonious and perfect, it is back to the mountains and waters, Facing the green and blue, clear and quiet Kandy Lake, behind the tree-lined continuous hillside, the breath of tranquility and detachment is even moving! (This is the feeling of calming down in the future, when I first arrived, I was troubled by strangeness and eating and living problems.)

Visiting the religious shrine of Kandy feels a lot refreshing. Go through ancient temples and learn about a new exotic culture. The Temple of Enbeka is an ancient temple in Kandy, which has been around for 600 years. I especially like the sculptures inside. The characters are alive and artistic. The temple can also feel the integration of Hinduism and Buddhism.

The surrounding scenery is very good, the temple is not allowed to take pictures, not big, you can see the scenery outside is not bad!