Kelaniya Raja Maha Vihara, Gampaha
The Kelaniya Temple is a significant Buddhist site believed to have been visited by Lord Buddha during his third visit to Sri Lanka. It is a place of immense spiritual importance, attracting devotees and visitors seeking peace and blessings.

Historical Significance
The temple dates back more than 2,000 years and has been restored multiple times after invasions. It gained prominence during King Parakramabahu III’s reign and remains a revered symbol of Buddhist heritage in Sri Lanka.

Architecture
The temple showcases traditional Kandyan architecture with exquisite wood carvings and sculptures. The interior features vibrant murals by renowned artist Solias Mendis, depicting scenes from Buddhist mythology and Sri Lankan history.