Shri Bhakta Hanuman Temple

16 feet height tall Moola Murti of Shri Bhakta Hanuman Temple is located at Rambodha (or Ramboda) village in Wevandon Hills built and maintained by Chinmaya Mission of Sri Lanka (outside of India). It is situated in the central part of Sri Lanka about 3200 feet above sea level at a distance of 150 kms from Colombo (3 and half hour) on Kandy-Nuwaraeliya Road (also called PBC Highway).

It is almost 100 to 150 feet above the highway level; it can be reached by taking the road leading to in or by stairs built from highway to the temple.

It is believed that Shri Hanumanji set his feet in these holy hills when he was in search of Bhagwan Shri Ram’s wife Devi Sitaji in Sri Lanka.

The scenic beauty of valleys and dales of Wevandon Hills is unparalleled. Valley view and natural reservoir is simply breath taking. The grounds and gardens are beautifully maintained. The temple is now becomes a great monument of Sri Lanka.

Maruthanamadam Anjaneyar Temple

72 feet height Virat Roop (Giant form) sculpture of Lord Hanuman is located at Jaffna Peninsula in Sri Lanka (outside of India). Jaffna Peninsula is an area in Northern Province, Sri Lanka and home to the capital city of the province, Jaffna.

In India’s Great Epic Ramayan, when time come to cross 100 Yojan’s (or 400 Kos) immeasurable limitless ocean, no one from any apes was able to do so at that time Jambavan, the king of bears, having been reminded quiescent divine powers and limitless strength of Anjaneyar (Anjaniputra) Hanuman that he is the Manasputra of Wind God Vaayu (Pawansut) and eleventh avatar of Rudra (Shankarsuvan), finally remembering his forgotten immeasurable strong powers, Veer (Kesarinandan) Hanuman comes in Virat Roop (Giant form) and tells that I will jump this sea in a leap only. Then Pawanputra Hanuman leapt from India to Sri Lanka in search of Mata Sita.