Experiences
Journey through dense jungles to reach this ancient Buddhist monastery, where serene spirituality permeates the air in abundance. Witness the performance of daily Buddhist rituals, observe ancient artefacts and paintings, and take in the surrounding serene landscapes of the Yala National Park while listening to the gentle sounds of prayers and meditation.
FAQs
The name is derived from “Chiththala Pabbatha,” meaning “the hill of the quiet mind,” referring to its use for meditation.
The ancient monastery is located within the Yala National Park, approximately 18km from Kataragama.
Yes, it’s common to see elephants, peacocks, and other animals on the way, as the monastery is located within the Yala National Park.
Yes, visitors should dress modestly, covering arms and legs, and remove their shoes before entering sacred areas.