Kelimune Ambalama – කෙලිමුනේ අම්බලම

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Kelimune Ambalama

Kelimune Ambalama

Kelimune Ambalama is an old wayside rest lying in the village of Kelimune on the Wariyapola – Kurunegala Road. The Ambalama lies deserted and covered with weed with no attention by any authority. Only partically visible from the road due to overgrown trees, this structure is situated 12 km away from Kurunegala and 7.5 km away from Wariyapola.

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