Muthiyangana Vihara is a sacred Buddhist temple located in Badulla town, Badulla District. It is one of the sixteen Solosmasthana�places believed to have been visited by Lord Buddha�and features beautiful stupas and ancient relics.
The temple is situated in the heart of Badulla town and is easily accessible by foot, tuk-tuk, or car.
Muthiyangana Vihara is one of the oldest temples in Sri Lanka, dating back over 2,000 years. It is a major pilgrimage site, attracting devotees from across the country during important Buddhist festivals.
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