Lankarama Dagoba
Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka Ancient Heritage City
Your base for exploring this tourist attraction is the ancient city of Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. For tourist information about Anuradhapura, go to Anuradhapura Travel Guide. To prepare for a trip to Sri Lanka, read also the Sri Lanka Travel Guide. Looking for budget accommodation? Use AsiaExplorers Budget Accommodation Guide, the no-frills website to cover your budget accommodation needs.
The Lankarama Dagoba is one of the sacred Buddha sites in Anuradhapura. The Lankarama Dagoba located along the road from Abhayagiri to Thuparama Dagoba. It was built in the 1st century BC. Originally, the Lankarama Dagoba had a conical roof covering that is now long gone. This building is identified as the Silasobbhakandaka Cetiya built by King Valagamba, who went into hiding after being defeated by the Tamils.
There are three concentric circles of columns around the Lankarama Dagoba. As in the Thuparama Dagoba, the columns of the Lankarama Dagoba used to support the roof of a vatadage, or circular stupa house.
The Lankarama Dagoba, Anuradhapura.
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