Nestled in Sri Lanka's Uva Province, Mahiyanganaya is renowned for its cultural and religious heritage. The Mahiyangana Stupa, a sacred Buddhist site, draws pilgrims seeking blessings. Surrounded by lush landscapes, the town offers a tranquil escape. Rich in history, Mahiyanganaya reflects the essence of Sri Lanka's diverse cultural tapestry.
Public Administration Rest, Mahiyanganaya is a simple and comfortable retreat offering a peaceful stay in Sri Lanka’s cultural heartland. Surrounded by scenic landscapes and rich heritage, this rest house provides an affordable and convenient base for travelers exploring the region’s historical and natural attractions.
Location:
Situated in the historic town of Mahiyanganaya, Public Administration Rest enjoys a prime location close to sacred temples, nature reserves, and scenic lakes. The rest house offers easy access to the region’s cultural sites and outdoor adventures, making it ideal for pilgrims, nature lovers, and history enthusiasts.
Accommodation:
The rest house features simple yet comfortable rooms designed for a relaxing stay. Each room includes air conditioning or ceiling fans, en-suite bathrooms, and garden or countryside views, ensuring a restful and affordable accommodation experience.
Facilities:
Public Administration Rest provides essential amenities to enhance guests’ comfort and convenience.
Dining: A restaurant serving traditional Sri Lankan meals and light refreshments.
Garden Lounge: A peaceful outdoor space for relaxation and quiet reflection.
Parking: Free on-site parking for guests.
Conference Room: A facility available for meetings and official gatherings.
Wi-Fi: Complimentary internet access in select areas.
Excursions:
Guests can explore the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of Mahiyanganaya and its surroundings:
Mahiyangana Raja Maha Vihara: A sacred Buddhist temple believed to be one of the oldest in Sri Lanka.
Dambana Indigenous Village: A traditional village home to the Vedda community, Sri Lanka’s indigenous people.
Sorabora Wewa: An ancient reservoir offering scenic views and birdwatching opportunities.
Mapakada Lake: A tranquil lake ideal for relaxation and photography.
Rathna Ella Waterfall: A stunning waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.
Madduma Bandara Monument: A historical site dedicated to a young Sri Lankan hero.
Wasgamuwa National Park: A famous wildlife sanctuary known for its elephants and diverse flora and fauna.
Victoria-Randenigala-Rantembe Sanctuary: A protected area with rich biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes.
17-Hairpin Bend Road: A scenic route offering spectacular views of the surrounding hills.
Bogoda Wooden Bridge: A centuries-old wooden bridge with historical significance.
Public Administration Rest, Mahiyanganaya offers a budget-friendly and peaceful stay with easy access to Sri Lanka’s historical and natural wonders, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking cultural exploration and relaxation.
