Sithulpawwa rock temple

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Sithulpawwa rock temple is an ancient Buddhist monastic complex in Sri Lanka, renowned for its rock caves, stupas, and archaeological remains set within the wilderness of Yala.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple complex
archaeological site
rock temple
access by road through Yala area
architecturalStyle ancient Sri Lankan Buddhist architecture
rock-cut architecture
associatedWith ancient Buddhist monastic communities
country Sri Lanka
culturalContext Sinhalese Buddhist heritage
environmentalContext habitat for diverse birdlife
habitat for leopards
habitat for wild elephants
foundedAs Buddhist monastery
governedBy Department of Archaeology, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
hasFeature archaeological ruins
image houses
meditation paths
monastic residences
rock caves
rock inscriptions
stupas
hasPart cave shrines
dagobas
lower terrace complex
monk cells
rock-cut steps
upper terrace complex
heritageStatus protected archaeological site in Sri Lanka
locatedIn Yala National Park NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Hambantota District NERFINISHED
Southern Province, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
materialEvidence ancient brick structures
rock-cut caves
stone inscriptions
nearbyProtectedArea Yala National Park NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
setting dry zone forest
wilderness
significance important Buddhist pilgrimage site in southern Sri Lanka
major archaeological site in Yala region
tourismType cultural tourism
eco-tourism
religious tourism
tradition Theravada Buddhism NERFINISHED
usedFor Buddhist worship
meditation
monastic life
pilgrimage

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Yala National Park hasCulturalSite Sithulpawwa rock temple