Sangamuwa Viharaya
What?
A temple with a 12th-century rock inscription marking a peace agreement between two kings.
Where?
It is located in Gokarella village, Kurunegala District, approximately 54 km from Kurunegala town.
When?
It can be visited year-round, with mornings ideal for exploring the hilltop site and inscriptions.
Sangamuwa Viharaya in Gokarella, Kurunegala, is renowned for a rock inscription documenting a peace agreement between Kings Parakramabahu I and Gajabahu II (1153–1186 AD). Situated on a hill overlooking Meddekitiya Wewa, the temple offers a serene setting to explore this historic truce. Its remote location and cultural significance make it a unique destination for history buffs.
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