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🌺 Ruwanwelisaya. 🌺

⚘ Swarnamali Maha Saya.⚘



Ruwanweli Maha Saya is a physical pagoda located in Sri Lanka. This was the main Dhagaba belonging to the old great temple. Also, this is the main Dhagaba belonging to Atamasthana today. This Sthupa is one of the Solosmasthana.


One of the holiest places in the world where the relics of Lord Gauthama Samma Sambuddha is enshrined. At the same time, Ruwanweli Maha Saya is the only shrine where the a basin of relics of Lord Gauthama Samma Sambudha are kept.

Ruwanweli Maha Saya has a height of 338 feet and a diameter of 942 feet. This is one of the tallest monuments in the world. A pagoda that has been restored. 

Also, Ruwanweli Maha Saya has many different nicknames. Some of them are as follows .👇

  • Mahathupa
  • Great Sthupa
  • Rathnamali Maha Saya
  • Hemamali Maha Saya
  • Ruwanmeli Maha Saya
  • Asadrusha Maha Saya
Ruwanweli Maha Saya is known by many names like these.


May my worship Be to the great Swarnamali Maha Se Lord, whose heart is extinguished even for a moment of seeing!!!
🙇⚘









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