Back near the bus station, looking for a hotel, as I feared nothing, I simply went down the path into the village coconut groves and found a quiet temple, a beautiful big Buddha more than ten meters high. I met a list of car vendors selling some kind of cooked powdered bean snacks, and then mixed with dried chili, shrimp, coconut meat and fragrant leaves, which is a rare delicacy I have seen in Lanca (small bag 1.1 yuan). Still in a dilapidated shoe shop repaired my pair of already worn-out sneakers (5.7 yuan), cheerful shoes brother English is much better than me, shame!
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Back near the bus station, looking for a hotel, as I feared nothing, I simply went down the path into the village coconut groves and found a quiet temple, a beautiful big Buddha more than ten meters high. I met a list of car vendors selling some kind of cooked powdered bean snacks, and then mixed with dried chili, shrimp, coconut meat and fragrant leaves, which is a rare delicacy I have seen in Lanca (small bag 1.1 yuan). Still in a dilapidated shoe shop repaired my pair of already worn-out sneakers (5.7 yuan), cheerful shoes brother English is much better than me, shame!
The largest Indian Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka is beautifully carved and beautiful murals.
The restored Buddha was completely new, regardless of color and details. Because of colonial relations, Negombo is mainly Catholic, and this largest Buddhist temple is special.
Negombo was ruled by the Dutch and influenced by colonial culture. Most of the people here are Christian. The religious buildings here are mainly Christian churches. The Angel Karam Temple is a bit special in Negombo. We wanted to visit this famous local temple when we went, but it was being repaired, so we had to visit the periphery and hurried away, missing a chance.
Because of the Dutch colonial relationship, most of the residents of Negombo are Catholic, so there is still some novelty to see this Buddhist temple. Just come and see it, the style decoration is OK.