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Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar

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මන්නාරම පාලම්පිඩ්ඩි පිල්ලෙයාර් කෝවිල බෞද්ධ නටබුන් - Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar — මන්නාරම පාලම්පිඩ්ඩි පිල්ලෙයාර් කෝවිල බෞද්ධ නටබුන් – Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar
ජයාරුපය : මන්නාරම දිස්ත්‍රික්කය ග්‍රන්ථය – පුරාවිද්‍යා දෙපාර්තමේන්තුව

Palampiddi village is located in Madhu Divisional Secretariat Division i Mannar District. Palampiddi can be reached by taking the Medavachchiya-Mannar road towards Madhu Church and traveling passing the church for another 9 km.

A hundred to two hundred years old kovil can be seen at this place. In this kovil, there are two Siripathul (Footprints of Buddha carved on a stone slab) stones that can be dated to the Anuradhapura period. It is assumed that these Buddhist artefacts may have been brought here from an undiscovered ancient temple in the area. One Siripatul stone measures 65×69 cm. The other should be 52×57 cm in size. One of these Siripatula stones is kept in the sanctum of the temple and the other Siripatula stone is kept in the entrance part of the temple.

References

Asanga, M.V.P.K. and Nishantha, I.P.S. (2018) in මන්නාරම දිස්ත්‍රික්කය. Colombo , Sri Lanka: Department of Archaeology, pp. 118–119.

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Map of Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar

ගූගල් සිතියම් පහලින් – ගූගල් සිතියම් පහලින් – ගූගල් සිතියම් විවෘත කිරීමට පහත බොත්තම් භාවිතා කරන්න –

ගූගල් සිතියම

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ගූගල් සිතියම වෙනත් ස්ථාන වලට චලනය කර ගෙනයාමෙන් එම ප්‍රදේශයේ වැදගත් ස්ථාන බලාගත හැක.

Driving Directions to Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar

From Mannar to Palampiddy Pillaiyar Temple

Via : Poonareen Road
Total Distance : 54 Kms
Duration : 60 Minutes
Travel Time : Around 15-30 Minutes
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References

Also See

Map of Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar

Driving Directions to Palampiddi Pillayar Kovil Buddhist Ruins in Mannar

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