Bentota Trip Overview
Pick You up in the hotel in the morning after breakfast Our driver will pick you up at 7 : 00 am Leave Bentota for Kalutara EXPLORE THE KALUTARA TEMPLE, ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S MOST HOLY PLACES OF WORSHIP, AS WELL AS LUNUGANGA ESTATE, WHICH WAS COUNTRY HOME OF THE RENOWNED SRI LANKAN ARCHITECT GEOFFREY BAWA. Visit Kalutara Temple you can have hunch After having lunch we take you Lunuganga Estate.By the end of the day we take you to the Back to bentota
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Duration: 6 to 8 hours
Starts: Bentota, Sri Lanka
Trip Category: Cultural & Theme Tours >> Cultural Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Bentota, Southern Province, Sri Lanka
Pick You up in the hotel in the morning after breakfast Our driver will pick you up at 7 : 00 am Leave Bentota for Kalutara EXPLORE THE KALUTARA TEMPLE, ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S MOST HOLY PLACES OF WORSHIP, AS WELL AS LUNUGANGA ESTATE, WHICH WAS COUNTRY HOME OF THE RENOWNED SRI LANKAN ARCHITECT GEOFFREY BAWA. Visit Kalutara Temple you can have hunch After having lunch we take you Lunuganga Estate.By the end of the day we take you to the Back to bentota
Itinerary
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Stop At: Kalutara, Kalutara, Western Province
The Kalutara Vihara is a Buddhist temple built in the 1960s which holds the distinction of being the only shrine in the world that is hollow. It is three stories high. Kalutara temple is one of the country’s most holy places of worship and attracts the South west Buddhist community as well as tourists. Inside the Dagoba is a magnificent array of paintings describing the stories of Buddha.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Lunuganga Garden Tour, Dedduwa Lake, Bentota 80500 Sri Lanka
Lunuganga Estate was the country home of the renowned Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa. In 1947 the garden led Bawa to decide to become an architect. As he went on to become Sri Lanka’s and one of Asia’s most prolific and influential architects, the garden at the Lunuganga estate remained his first muse and experimental laboratory for new ideas. Bawa continued to change and experiment with the garden’s spaces and structures throughout his life until his final illness in 1998. The gardens are now open to the public and the buildings on the estate are run as a country house hotel.
Duration: 2 hours
