Ruhunu Katharagama Devalaya

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The history of the historical Ruhunu Maha Kataragama Devalaya goes back a long way. Although not archeological, traditional and imaginary theories contribute to this. Kataragama, then known as Kacharagama in the Hela where the Supreme Buddha preached, was seated in a cedar forest in a cedar forest, and a sermon was preached to the Buddha while he was reciting the Dhamma. The forerunner of this was arranged by a ruler named Mahasena, a pro-people philanthropist who was a local ruler at the time.

It is said that the ruler of Kataragama was born in the name of God Mahasen after worshipping the Buddha and receiving the fruits of the Sovan path on the same day. According to Hindu mythology, the son of the parents of Shiva and Parvati, the great powerful god Skanda, who was the source of the Holy Spirit, came to Kacharagama during the historical period and found the present-day Sellakataragama in the forest.


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Acerca del Distrito de Moneragala

Moneragala es un distrito de la provincia de Uva, Sri Lanka. El Parque Nacional Gal oya, el Parque Nacional Yala y los embalses de Muthukandiya, Menik Ganga, Gal oya, Heda oya, Wila oya y Kumbukkan Oya se encuentran en el distrito de Moneragala.

Acerca de la Provincia de Uva

La Provincia de Uva es la segunda menos poblada de Sri Lanka, con 1.187.335 habitantes, creada en 1896. Consta de dos distritos: Badulla y Moneragala. La capital provincial es Badulla. Uva limita con las provincias Oriental, Meridional y Central. Sus principales atractivos turísticos son las cataratas Dunhinda, Diyaluma y Rawana, el Parque Nacional Yala (que se encuentra parcialmente en las provincias Meridional y Oriental) y el Parque Nacional Gal Oya (que se encuentra parcialmente en la Provincia Oriental). Las colinas de Gal Oya y las montañas centrales son las principales tierras altas, mientras que los ríos Mahaweli y Menik y los enormes embalses Senanayake Samudraya y Maduru Oya son las principales vías fluviales de la provincia de Uva.