Kabbella Lena Cave Temple
What?
An ancient cave temple from 104 BC with a large reclining Buddha and Kandyan-era frescoes.
Where?
It is located near Wariyapola town, Kurunegala District, approximately 40 km from Kurunegala town.
When?
It can be visited year-round, with mornings ideal for exploring the steep rock stairway and caves.
Kabbella Lena Cave Temple, established by King Walagamba in 104 BC near Wariyapola, Kurunegala, is a hidden gem beneath massive rock boulders. A steep stairway leads to a cave housing one of Sri Lanka’s largest reclining Buddha statues, adorned with ancient frescoes and Yaksha-Deva figures. A natural pool atop the rock adds charm, though photography inside the image house is prohibited, preserving its sacred atmosphere.
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