Akuloba Archaeological Ruins II in Mahaoya – මහඔය අකුල්ඔබ පුරාවිද්‍යා භූමිය II

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Borapola Reservoir on the way to Akuloba

A site where ruins of ancient buildings close to the ‘Borupola Wewa’ in the village of Akuloba has been declared as protected archaeological site by the Government with the Gazette issued on 26th December 2014, and describes the locations as follows ;

“Site of the ruins of buildings in Akuloba village situated in Grama Niladhari Division, Borapola in the Divisional Secretary’s Division, Mahaoya in Ampara District in Eastern Province. (Latitude 07º52´ 30.7´´ N and longitude 081º39´ 29.9´´ E).”

Another archaeology site can be found further in the village passing ‘Borupola Wewa’ and can be seen here.

GPS location is marked based on the above description. However it is recommended to get more information and directions before attempting to visit the place.

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