Kurunegala: From Stone Formations to Anachronistic Cities
Kurunegala, for 50 years is an ancient royal capital, now the capital city of the North Western Province and Kurunegala District. It is the cradle of named, massive rocks, the hugest of those being Etha-gala or the "Elephant Rock", all-beneficial to Kurunegala, Sri Lanka hotels. Approaching are Bandaranaike International Colombo (CMB) airport within 39.13 miles, and Colombo Ratmalana (RML) within 56.43 miles.
Best Time to Visit
The typical temperature swings go from 69°F to 93°F, as recognized for Kurunegala, LK hotel rates. Mahashivratri, an all-nation February fest, honors padmarajarathri (the great night of Shiva). Between early July and mid-September, plus mid-December and late March, fun with defense and mild weather resides; Kurunegala, Sri Lanka accommodations abound. From July to August, the Vel Festival in Colombo marks the triumph of the war god, Skandha, and his trident.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Having the Panduwas Nuwara Raja Maha Vihara shrine at its center, ancient capital Panduwasnuwara holds 12th century A.D. relics like a palace and monasteries. Inside, the Panduwasnuwara Museum presents a collection of archaeological antiquities. With a still-utilized tank, the Kurunegala Lake is an ancient, gigantic, man-made water reservoir. Nap at the Kurunegala, LK discounted hotel called Hotel Elephant Park with an on-site restaurant, 5 minutes to the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Brook Boutique in the historical Polpithigama district supplies 2 restaurants and an outdoor pool. With majestic views over Ma Oya River, Hotel Elephant Bay across the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage furnishes a restaurant and a tropical garden.
