Yakarawatta Purana Siddha Pattini Tampita Devalaya is one of the oldest and respected Pattini Devalaya in the Sathkoralaya (Kurunegala District). According to legend, Yakarawatta Devalaya is over 500 years old.
Lunukadawella Rajamaha Viharaya is a Buddhist temple with an ancient Tampita Viharaya lying in in Rikillagamuwa. According to legend Prince Gemunu on his march to Vijithapura to attack Elara’s last hold had rested with his army at Lunukadawella and it is said that this temple was built by him for his soldiers to perform Buddhist rituals.
Badagamuwa Thorayaya Ancient Viharaya is an Buddhist temple with an ancient Tampita Viharaya built during the era of king Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe (1747 – 1781) of Kandyan Kingdom. The temple lies bordering Badagamuwa Forest on the Kurunegala – Dambulla road.
Talammehera Sri Sunandarama Purana Viharaya is an Buddhist temple with an ancient Tampita Viharaya on 10 granite pillars built during the Kandyan Era.
Sapugaskanda Sri Vijaya Sunandarama Rajamaha Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple lying on a high rock plateau in the Wadakada area. The current temple has been build during the era of king Sri Vijaya Rajasinghe (1739 -1747) of the Kandyan kingdom
According to folklore Wathuwaththa Sri Sunandarama Purana Tampita Rajamaha Viharaya has been built by king Keerthi Sri Rajasinhe (1747 – 1781) as a wish granted to a villager of the Wathuwatta village.
Sri Sudharmarama Purana Viharaya is a Buddhist temple with an ancient Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The temple lies in the Dandagamuwa village just 3.5 km off Kuliyapitiya, 24 km off Narammala and 25 km from Madampe.
Madahapola Sri Rathanapalaramaya Purana Tampita Viharaya is a Buddhist temple with an ancient Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The temple is modernized with no artifacts of ancient times other than the Tampita Viharaya which too is now covered with a new structure.
Palugamuwa Sri Pushparama Purana Devapita Viharaya is a ancient Buddhist temple with an ancient Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The temple lies between Dummalasuriya and Udubaddawa on the Madampe – Kuliyapitiya road.
Dethawa Sri Mahamuni Purana Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The temple lies about 14 km from Giriulla 5 km from Narammala.
Udubaddawa Shilapokkarani Purana Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple 16 km off Madampe and 7 km off Kuliyapitiya with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era.
Alawwa Paramaulla Purana Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya 2.5 km off Alawwa with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The Tampita Viharaya at Paramaulla Purana Viharaya is comparatively small and is built on six granite pillars. The Full width and the length of the Tampita Viharaya is taken up by the image house.
Passing the ruins of the palace of king Prakramabahu (1153-1186) and the other ruins of various temples of the ancient Panduwasnuwara kingdom, you will reach the Panduwasnuwara Rajamaha Viharaya.
Paluwella Angeerasuththararamaya Purana Viharaya is an ancient Temple with Tampita Viharaya from the Kandyan Era. Other granite ruins in the temple indicate an era even before the Kandyan kingdom.
Pahala Baladora Sri Nagarukkarama Purana Tampita Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. This Tampita Viharaya has been restored in 2017.
Nawinna Purana Tampita Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. This Tampita Viharaya has been declared as a protected archaeological monument.Nawinna Purana Tampita Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. This Tampita Viharaya has been declared as a protected archaeological monument.
Indulgoda Sri Pushparamaya Rajamaha Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. This Tampita Viharaya was declared as a protected archaeological monument on the gazette dated 7th December 2001.
Uyanegama Sri Nagabodhi Rajamaha Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. This Tampita Viharaya was declared as a protected archaeological monument on the gazette dated 24th July 2009.
Kaluhendiwela Mayurawathi Tampita Rajamaha Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The small Tampita Viharaya built on 8 granite pillars was declared as a protected archaeological monument 7th December 2001.
Kaluhendiwela Mayurawathi Tampita Rajamaha Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple with a Tampita Viharaya belonging to the Kandyan era. The small Tampita Viharaya built on 8 granite pillars was declared as a protected archaeological monument 7th December 2001.
