The wonder of the hilltop.

The day began with pleasant weather and a beautiful setting. As it was Poya Day we want to go temple which has very cultural value. Some have suggested Warana Rajamaha Vihara, while others have suggested Piligutthu Rajamaha Vihara. Finally, everyone agreed to visit Piliguththu Rajamahavihara. We had some special work to do in the morning hours because we run a small business, which is a gent’s t-shirt business. T-shirt tagging is required to submit an order, as the order is due on Monday. When my son reserved that order, I labeled it with our brand name, "Wave Back."
We left around 4 p.m., carrying coconut oil, an oil lamp wick, flowers, and an incense stick, among other things.

Piligutthu Rajamaha Vihara is a historic temple in Sri Lanka. Because it was a poya day, the place was packed. We climbed the hill first to see the old “push wela” and caves. It won't be able to climb that hill if night falls.

The time spent in the setting sun was very enjoyable, especially with a gentle breeze blowing through the area. Every climber on the mountain hopes to have such an exciting experience.

After worshiping the Load Buddha, we went out to dinner at the newly opened restaurant 250 Ceylon. We began with hoppers because we had heard that the hoppers at the restaurant were delicious. Yes, they are correct; the hoppers were fantastic. We followed that with a large chicken kotthu. That was also delicious. Hopper cost Rs. 30.00, while a large chicken kotthu cost Rs. 1,050.00. We went to the funeral of our front-house son's farter, who lived separately in their own house 8 kilometers away from us, after paying our bill.

There we met a lot of our neighbors, and we spent there more than two hours chatting with them. We said our goodbyes to them and returned home to participate again on Wednesday for their final rites.

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