Overview
Isurumuniya Temple, nestled near the Tissa Wewa in Anuradhapura, blends rock architecture, sacred art, and myth. This small yet significant temple is famous for the Isurumuniya Lovers—a 6th-century stone carving that captures a moment of deep affection.
The temple features serene rock pools, sculptures of elephants bathing, and peaceful shrines carved into the stone. A short climb leads to a lookout point where you can enjoy views of the surrounding tanks and lush greenery.
Isurumuniya invites visitors to explore Sri Lanka’s artistic past in a tranquil setting steeped in spirituality and romance.
