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The Kandalama reservoir is one of the most beautiful ancient reservoirs in Sri Lanka. It is located in Dambulla, in Matale District of Sri Lanka, about 8 km away from the famous Dambulla Cave Temple.
The reservoir has been a famous tourist destination for both local and foreign tourist, even during the British colonial period. This is a popular bathing location among local travelers.
You can arrange wonderful hot air balloon ride over this site and there few companies who provide the service.
The Kandalama reservoir is also a testament to the ancient architectural knowledge of Sri Lanka. it plays a major role in the irrigation and local fishing industry.
Click here to find a list of accommodations around Kandalama, Sri Lanka on Booking.com
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