 (1) Thuparama stupa Thuparama stupa was originally the first Buddhist stupa constructed by King Devanam Piyathissa. Many devoted monarchs of Anuradhapura period, improved the temple with precious fittings and additional constructions. During the 10th century, Chola invaders completely luted the temple. King Parakramabahu reconstructed the stupa at a later date. Photographed & Copyrighted by Luckshman Jayakody |
 (2) Ruwanweli Saaya (132-137 BC) The Golden Sand stupa, 270 feet in height and diameter, is the largest of its kind in the world. Photographed & Copyrighted by Sudarsha Hewa |
 (3) Bahirawaya This carving is found on the flight of steps at the pavilion entrance with the moonstone (shown below). Photographed & Copyrighted by Luckshman Jayakody |
 (4) Sandhakadapahana Classic moonstone at queen's pavilion. The outermost semi-circle is ornamented with flames. The next consists of elephants, horses, lions and bulls. The inner most semicircle is decorated with a lotus. (photographed after a rainy spell). Photographed & Copyrighted by Sudarsha Hewa |
 (5) Samadhi Buddha Statue Samadhi statue is world renowned for its artistic refinement in depicting the boundless compassion of Lord Buddha. Photographed & Copyrighted by Luckshman Jayakody |
 . . . .  (6) Isin Basa Gala Temple This newly reconstructed temple is picturesquely situated on a rocky hill. Photographed & Copyrighted by Sudarsha Hewa |
 (7) View of the Region Section of Lake Thisa is in view. Photographed & Copyrighted by Sudarsha Hewa |
