Wilandagoda Arannya Senasanaya විළදගොඩ ආරණ්‍ය සේනාසනය

When traveling from Puttalam towards Anuradhapura, turn left at the 17th post junction and travel for about 12 kilometers through the dense forest. History books reveal that it was built in the 4th-5th century. At that time, this place was popularly known as the cave where Ashokamala hid. More than ten inscriptions are recorded here. Commonly known as slaves' letters of redemption, these were often recorded near the padi peli. According to Professor Paranavithana, the liberation of Vaharala means the liberation of slaves from slavery. When Raju came to visit his sons, he offered honey along with the bones and advised his son to build Vehera Viharas similar to the bones of the bones that were there.will be Later, it is clearly revealed that many other special Vehera Viharas were built by the kings of that time and offered to the Sasana. Accordingly, among the 18 Vehera Viharas built by King Dhatusena who built Kalavewa, Salvana Vehera and Giripabbata Vehera are of exceptional value, according to genealogies.
Here is the Saliya Pond with stone steps, the Uposatha House or Seema Malaka with stone pillars similar to the Anuradhapura Lowamahapa, the Buddha statue made of Chandrakanti rock with 60 caves carved with tar. The presence of many amazing and special ruins, including chemistry, is fascinating to anyone who goes there.
There is also a new creation of Vishwakarma Divya Putra, a completely different kind of wonder and awe-inspiring.

This temple was built in AD. It is said to be a builder in the 4th-5th seasons.
The Saliya pond with stone steps, stone upostaka house similar to the Anuradhapura Lowamapa or Seemamalaka, Buddha statue made of Chandrakanti rock, and 60 carved caves including. In addition to several ponds built here for the convenience of the monks, there are many other amazing ruins such as the fire pond, the eighteen feet deep water tank, etc.