Koduruwapola Raja Maha Viharaya

What?
A Buddhist temple from the early 19th century, adorned with traditional Sinhala architecture.

Where?
It is located near Narammala town, Kurunegala District, approximately 20 km from Kurunegala town.

When?
It can be visited year-round, with April to September ideal for pleasant weather and festivals.

Koduruwapola Raja Maha Viharaya, built during King Sri Wickrama Rajasingha’s reign (1797–1814) in Kurunegala, showcases exquisite Sinhala architecture. Reachable via Narara town and a 2 km drive from Ganangamuwa junction, this temple is a cultural gem in Sri Lanka’s economic hub. Its serene setting and historical significance make it a delightful stop for travelers exploring Kurunegala’s religious heritage.