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Yudaganawa Lake was believed to be built by King Mahanaga in 3rd-century BC. The lake is spreaded across an area of 150 acres, and still provides water to 250 acres of paddy field cultivations. It was believed that the lake was expanded when it was dug further to supply clay to build the Yudaganawa Stupa.
Buttala
Monaragala, Uva
Visiting Hours
Dawn to Dusk
Entry Fee
Free
Best Time
Year-round
Difficulty