The Vap Full Moon Poya, a significant Buddhist observance, took place in the serene embrace of Sri Lanka’s spiritual landscape. This annual occasion, which has profound historical and religious roots, holds great significance for adherents of the Buddhist faith. The day commemorates several pivotal events from the life of Buddha, including his visit to heaven to preach to his mother and the taming of the wild elephant Nalagiri.
The Vap Full Moon Poya is marked with a myriad of rituals and ceremonies that unite Buddhists in devotion. Pilgrims gather at temples and sacred sites, offering flowers, incense, and candles as tokens of reverence. Monks deliver sermons, guiding the faithful on the path to enlightenment. Devotees, dressed in pristine white, engage in acts of kindness and generosity. Experience a bit of Buddhist culture by visiting popular temples during your stay at Kalutara hotels, including properties such as Turyaa Kalutara.
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