Dambana Wedi Gammanaya is a traditional indigenous village inhabited by the Vedda community, Sri Lanka�s earliest known inhabitants. Located in the remote forests of the Badulla District, this village preserves ancient customs, language, and lifestyle amidst natural surroundings.
Dambana is accessible via Bandarawela town, about 15 km away, followed by a drive through forest roads leading into the village area.
The Vedda people of Dambana are renowned for their unique cultural heritage, including traditional hunting, crafting, and rituals. The community actively engages in eco-tourism and cultural education to preserve their way of life.
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