Wehera

Wehera is a village located in the North Western Province of Sri Lanka. It is situated near Kurunegala, a major city in the region. Wehera is known primarily for the Wehera Buddhist Temple, a significant religious and historical site.

The Wehera Buddhist Temple, also known as the Rajamaha Viharaya, is believed to date back to ancient Sri Lankan kingdoms. It features intricate carvings, ancient stupas, and a complex of caves that were used as dwellings by monks. The temple holds historical and religious importance, attracting both local and international visitors and pilgrims.

The economy of Wehera, like many rural areas in Sri Lanka, is largely based on agriculture. Paddy cultivation is a common practice, alongside other crops. The surrounding landscape is characterized by lush greenery and rice paddies.

Accessibility to Wehera is primarily via road networks connecting it to Kurunegala and other nearby towns. While not a major urban center, Wehera contributes to the cultural and agricultural landscape of the North Western Province.