Kirioruwa Ambalama (කිරිඔරුව අම්බලම)

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Kirioruwa  Ambalama (Kiri Oruwa  Ambalama) is a small ancient wayside rest made of brick and mortar hidden away from popular road network between Bandarawela and Attempitiya. The Amalama was more or less destroyed and only the parts of the walls and some corrugated sheets  were remaining by 2012.

According to display board, this ambalama exited since the mediaeval times along the ancient road network. It was declared as a protected archaeological monument by the gazette published on 23rd January 2009.

This ambalama has been reconstructed in 2013 and in 2021 it was restored by the archaeological department in parallel with its 131st National Archeological Day on 7th July 2021. How much of its original design and architecture had been preserved is not known

To reach the ambalama, take the Attempitiya road from Bandarawela for 5 km to reach the Aislaby Tea Factory. There is a narrow road in front of the tea factory which leads the Aislaby Estate Office. The ambalama can be reached by traveling approx. 750 meters up this road.

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Travel Directions to Kirioruwa Ambalama

Route from Bandarawela to Kirioruwa Ambalama
distance : 18 km
Travel time : 45 mins
Time to Spent : 15  mins
Driving directions : see on google map

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