Bogamuwa Ambalama (Photo credit: Google street view)
The Bogamuwa Ambalama is an old wayside rest situated in Bogamuwa village in Kurunegala District, Sri Lanka.
History
Ambalamas are traditional resting places built by locals to accommodate
wayfarers who were travelling to distant places. They were also used as a
place for people to gather, hold meetings and serve as a public place
in society. During the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, Ambalamas were
spread all over the country.
The structure
The Bogamuwa Ambalama is a rectangular structure with 12 square pillars holding the roof. The roof is covered with calicut clay tiles.
Location Map
This page was last updated on 2 January 2022
For a complete tourist map follow this link: Lankapradeepa Tourist Map
For a complete tourist map follow this link: Lankapradeepa Tourist Map
