Relics found from Kelani River on display

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The sacred relics found from the location in the Kelani River where Buddha is believed to have bathed during his visit to Kelaniya on a request of Na King Maniakkhitha, have placed at the Raja Maha Vihara for people to pay homage.
Pic by Lal S.Kumara

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