Embekke Devalaya is situated in Medapalata Korale of Udunuwara in Kandy District. This is a sheltered place used to rest during long pilgrimage or long journeys in ancient days of Sri Lanka. This Ambalama is said to be built during AD 1341–1357 by the King Bhuwanekabhahu IV.

Embekke Devalaya can be considered a significant architectural edifice along with its finest wood carvings. Its history extends back to the Gampola period. The Devalaya is located in the Medapalata Korale of Udunuwara area of the Kandy District. This place is …

Mar 10, 2024 · Embekke Devalaya (Sinhala: ඇම්බැක්කේ දේවාලය; Tamil: எம்பக்க முருகன் கோயில்) is a Devalaya Shrine in the village of Embekka in Kandy District, Sri Lanka. The site is located on the Embekka - Pilimatalawa road, about 7 km from Pilimatalawa town.

Embekka Ambalama near Devalaya. According to the legend a Drummer who was residing in Rangama close to Embekka, was suffering from a skin disease. Visiting Kataragama Temple …

Embekke Devalaya is located in the village of Ambakka in the Kandy District of the Central Province of Sri Lanka. The specialty of Embekke Devalaya is that a place with a lot of Daruma carvings. All the details about the Embekke Devalaya are given here.

Embekke Devalaya, famed for its elaborate woodcarvings, pillars and other structures, nestle in the Udu Nuwara. It lies close to Daulagala about eight miles from Kandy.

Feb 18, 2018 · The Ambekke Devalaya is a combined Hindu and Buddhist shrine, with a separate shrine dedicated to Lord Buddha. The small village of Ambekke surrounding the temple is still famous for woodcarving manufacturing.

The Embekka Devalaya is a Gampola-era (1341-1410) shrine dedicated to Kataragama deviyo, a guardian deity. Its most striking feature is the splendidly decorated drummer's pavilion, built …

Embekke Devale, also spelt Ambekka Devalaya, is one of the three so-called “Western Temples” which are situated to the west of Kandy and to the north of Gampola, the other two being Lankatilaka and Gadaladeniya. The Embekke Devale is often attributed to the Gampola period of the Late Middle Ages (14th century).

Embekka Devalaya, also known as Embekke Devale, is a temple primarily dedicated to the god Kataragama Deviyo. Located in the Kandy District of Sri Lanka, this temple is especially famous for its intricate wooden carvings and architectural brilliance.