List of Archaeological Protected Monuments in Matale District

This is a list of Archaeological Protected Monuments in Matale District, Sri Lanka.[1]

Monument Image Location Grama
Niladhari
Division		 Divisional
Secretary's
Division		 Registered Description Refs
Alakolaela ruinsAlakolaelaMatale16 July 1948Ancient Stupa, ruines image house[2]
Alakolahela ViharaMoragaspitiyaPallepola8 July 2005Ancient Stupa and other relative buildings[3]
Aluvihare Rock TempleAluvihareMatale11 October 1974Caves with ancient inscription and drip ledges[4]
Ambokka Raja Maha ViharaAmbokkaPallepola30 December 2011The cave temple, rock inscription, the plights of steps made in the natural rock, and other artifacts[5]
Ambokka Sri Pathini Devalaya, Kumara Bandara Devalaya, Rittageya and Kapsitawu geyaNo. 422-E-AmbokkaPallepola6 June 2008[6]
Averiyapathaha Raja Maha ViharaWalaswewaGalewela23 January 2009The ancient Buddha Shrine, the drip ledged caves, pillar bases, rock inscription, ancient chaitya and the entrance steps[7]
Dambulla cave templeDambullaDambulla30 August 1957[8]
Dambulugala inscriptionsDambullaDambulla20 August 1976Ancient inscriptions[9]
Doollewa WalawwaDollewaYatawatta30 December 2011[5]
Embilla Raja Maha ViharaHulangamuweHulangamuweMatale12 June 2015Cave temple with ancient wall paintings[10]
Ganegoda Purana Raja Maha ViharaThennaMatale13 November 1998Ancient image house with paintings and sculptures[11]
Ganetenna Purana Raja Maha ViharaGanetennaRattota13 November 1998Ancient image house with paintings and sculptures[11]
Garandigala Purana ViharaDamunumullaGalewela6 June 2008The drip ledged rock cave vihara, 5 drip ledge rock caves and 2 rock inscriptions[6]
Gurubewila Purana Raja Maha ViharaGurubewilaAmbanganga Korale13 November 1998Ancient image house with paintings and sculptures[11]
Hulangamuwe Maha WalawwaHulangamuweNo. 33/B, Hulangamuwa NorthaMatale12 June 2015Monarawila Keppetipola Hulangamuwe Maha Walawwa[10]
Ibbankatuwa Megalithic TombsIbbankatuwaGalewela23 October 2009[12]
Kaludiya Pokuna Archeological Forest SiteKumbukkandanwalaDambullaFormerly known as Dakkhinagiri Vihara[13]
Kuda Rideelen Raja Maha ViharaKitulwatta HoragahapitiyaHoragahapitiyaUkuwela24 July 2009All drip-ledged caves including the drip ledged cave Temple (Len Vihara)[14]
Mahawehera Purana ViharaMadipolaGalewela6 June 2008The ancient Buddha shrine[6]
Matale Rebellion monumentKohobiliwalaKohobiliwalaUkuwela24 March 2016Stone tablet erected for the commemoration "Matale Rebelion" at Matale Wariyapola junction[15]
Nagolla ancient PinthaliyaNagollaUkuwela6 July 2007[16]
Nagolla Forest HermitagePahala DiggalaGalewela6 June 2008The 15 ancient caves, stupa and 3 inscriptions[6]
Nagolla Forest HermitagePahala DiggalaGalewela6 February 2009The drip ledged rock cave with inscriptions and dagoba on the rock cave[17]
Nagolla Forest HermitagePahala DiggalaGalewela12 June 2015Drip ledged cave complex with cave inscriptions in the area related to Gommottakanda[10]
Narangolla Purana ViharaNarangolle-EAmbanganga Korale6 June 2008The Tampita vihara[6]
Nilagama Purana ViharaNilagamaGalewela6 June 2008The drip ledged rock cave (Naipena Guhawa), drip ledged rock vihara with inscription[6]
Nisolena Raja Maha ViharaHath AmbukkuwaGalewela6 June 2008The inscription drip ledged rock cave vihara and Buddha shrine[6]
Niyandagala Raja Maha ViharaGurulawela NorthGurulawela NorthUkuwela12 June 2015Cave temple and foot print stone[10]
Palapathwela Pallegane Pothgul ViharaDombawelaMatale6 June 2008The Buddha shrine[6]
Palapathwala Pallegane Pothugal ViharaDombuwelaMatale22 October 2010The ancient Image house and dwelling house[18]
Pallegama Raja Maha ViharaPallegamaLaggala-Pallegama13 November 1998Ancient image house with paintings and sculptures[11]
Pandiwita AmbalamaPandiwitaMatale24 July 2009[14]
Paramaguru Swamy Madam and Pillayar TempleMandhandawelaE 350A MandhandawelaMatale13 February 2009[19]
Patigana Purana ViharaNo. 422-EPattiwelaGalewela6 June 2008The chaitiya mound and ruined buildings[6]
Pidurangala Vihara
Ruwanmadugalle Kanda ViharaDiggollayayaDambulla23 January 2009The steps hewn on the rock, the foundation for the pillars, natural pond[20]
Samanthalayaya ruinsSamanthalayayaDambulla6 February 2009The area in which rock pillars are situated at Galkuruyaya[17]
SigiriyaDambulla[21]
Silvathgala Raja Maha ViharaBambarakatupothaBelikandaGalewela23 January 2009The ancient Buddha shrine, Chaitya, Discourse Hall, flight of steps hewn on the natural rock, Pillar foundation, entrance to the drip ledged rock cave in the premises[7]
Sonuththa Raja Maha ViharaSonuththaWilgamuwa6 June 2008The ruined building with stone pillars, chaitiya mound of the northern side of the vihara[6]
Sudugala Forest HermitageImihaminegamaPolpithigamaGalewela6 June 2008All the drip ledged rock caves with inscriptions[6]
Sulunapahura ViharaGalagamaYatawatta22 October 1965[22]
Thalgahagoda Raja Maha ViharaThalgahagodaYatawatta24 March 1963Ancient image house with paintings and sculptures, inscriptions with Brahmi letters, ancient building ruins and Sandakada pahana[23]
The Estate Banglow, Warakawela GroupRed Bana GamaMagahathenna DombawelaUkuwela22 October 2010[18]
The official quarters of the Administrative Officers of the British periodRajaweediyaMatale6 July 2007[16]
Udasgiriya Bodhi Malu ViharaNo. 336 UdasgiriyaYatawatta24 July 2009The Tampita Viharaya (Viharaya built on stone piles)[14]
Veherabendihinna ViharaPathkolagollaNo. E/432 PathkolagolleGalewela23 January 2009The place where the building ruins with the stone pillars, natural pond, rock inscriptions, flower pedastal, ancient parapet wall and stupa mound[7]
Veherabendi Yaya Purana ViharaNo. 433D MeevalapathahaGalewela24 July 2009Building premises with ancient stone pillars, Chaitya Godella (hillock) in the Veherabendi Yaya Purana Viharaya premises and drip-ledged cave, two hill inscriptions and flight of steps in the Eastern slope of the Beliyakanda mountain situated in the south western direction of the Vihara premises[14]
Veheragoda Purana Raja Maha ViharaUdupihillaMatale13 November 1998Ancient image house with paintings and sculptures[11]
Weherabandigala Raja Maha ViharaDevagiriyaWilgamuwa6 June 2008The ancient stupa[6]
Weherabandiyaya Sri Chaithiya Wardanarama ViharaMeewalapathahaGalewela6 June 2008The chaitya mound[6]
Welangahawatta Sri Dhamajothiyarama ViharaNo. : A/376, WelangahawattaRattota9 September 2011The Tampita Image house with preaching hall[24]
Weheragala Archaeological SiteUsseththewaNaula7 June 2013All that divided and defined allotment of land called the Weheragala Archaeological Site depicted as Lot C in Survey Generals’ Tracing No. Ma/NUL/2009/36 containing in extent 0.3642 hectares[25]
Weheragala Raja Maha ViharaAliwanguwaAliwanguwaWilgamuwa12 June 2015Arama complex where archaeological evidences including places with ruins of buildings, hillocks of Chaityas, rock inscriptions, drip ledged caves, plight of steps, and stone basin for washing feet are scattered in the premises[10]
Weluwanarama Purana ViharaPallepola NorthPallepola6 July 2007The Image House and Atuwa[16]
Wewalawewa Gallen Aranya SenasanaWewalawewaWewalawewaDambulla12 June 2015Cave complex with drip ledges and stone inscriptions and other archaeological evidences at the premises[10]
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Notes
  1. "Protercted Monument List 2012-12-12 (In Sinhala)" (PDF). Department of Archaeology. 12 December 2012. Retrieved 10 June 2016.
  2. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 9886. 16 July 1948.
  3. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 1401. 8 July 2005.
  4. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 10-258. 11 October 1974.
  5. Gazette 1739 & 30 December 2011, p. 1092.
  6. Gazette 1553 & 6 June 2008, p. 526.
  7. Gazette 1586 & 23 January 2009, p. 108.
  8. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 11164. 30 August 1957.
  9. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 227. 20 August 1976.
  10. Gazette 1919 & 12 June 2015, p. 393.
  11. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 1054. 13 November 1998.
  12. Gazette 1625 & 23 October 2009, p. 6.
  13. "Kaludiya pokuna". Department of Archaeology. Retrieved 11 June 2016.
  14. Gazette 1612 & 24 July 2009, p. 1022.
  15. Gazette 1960 & 25 March 2016, p. 227.
  16. Gazette 1505 & 6 July 2007, p. 10.
  17. Gazette 1588 & 6 February 2009, p. 182.
  18. Gazette 1677 & 22 October 2010, p. 1749.
  19. Gazette 1589 & 13 February 2009, p. 192.
  20. Gazette 1586 & 23 January 2009, p. 109.
  21. "Sigiriya". Department of Archaeology. Retrieved 19 July 2016.
  22. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 14539. 22 October 1965.
  23. "Gazette". The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. 13647. 24 March 1963.
  24. Gazette 1723 & 9 September 2011, p. 682.
  25. Gazette 1814 & 7 June 2013, p. 509.
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