Mulkirigala Raja Maha Vihara

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Mulkirigala Raja Maha Vihara is an ancient rock temple complex in southern Sri Lanka, renowned for its cliffside caves adorned with Buddhist murals and statues.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
archaeological site
rock temple complex
affiliation Theravada Buddhism NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle rock-cut architecture
country Sri Lanka
culturalContext Sinhalese Buddhist culture
elevation approximately 205 meters above sea level
foundedAs Buddhist monastery
function place of meditation
place of pilgrimage
governingBody Department of Archaeology, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
hasAccess series of stairways and steps
hasAlternativeName Mulkirigala Rock Temple NERFINISHED
Mulkirigala Viharaya NERFINISHED
hasArtStyle Kandyan school of painting
hasFeature Buddha statues
Buddhist murals
cliffside caves
dagoba
monastic cells
painted cave ceilings
rock inscriptions
stupa
terraced levels
hasMuralsDepicting Jataka tales NERFINISHED
scenes from the life of the Buddha
hasNameInSinhala Mulkirigala Raja Maha Viharaya NERFINISHED
hasStatuesOf Bodhisattvas
Gautama Buddha NERFINISHED
guardian deities
hasViewOver paddy fields and surrounding villages
heritageStatus protected archaeological monument of Sri Lanka
knownFor ancient Buddhist murals
panoramic views of surrounding countryside
reclining Buddha statues
locatedIn Hambantota District NERFINISHED
Southern Province, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
locatedNear Tangalle NERFINISHED
locatedOn rock outcrop
material natural rock
numberOfCaves multiple rock-cut caves
region southern Sri Lanka
religion Buddhism
significance example of Kandyan-period Buddhist art
important pilgrimage site in southern Sri Lanka
tourismType cultural tourism attraction
usedFor monastic residence
religious worship

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Tangalle hasNearbyAttraction Mulkirigala Raja Maha Vihara