Sangamankanda Point
About This Place
Sangamankanda Point
The easternmost point of Sri Lanka, featuring untouched beaches up to 100m wide. It houses the remains of a lighthouse built in 1947 (damaged by the 2004 tsunami, only 15 ft remains). The area also includes ruins of an ancient Buddhist temple and a modern Ganesh Kovil. Accessing the lighthouse involves crossing private land and walking off-road. Ideal for nature lovers and adventurers.
Difficulty
🧭 moderate
Best Time
📅 May to September
Safety Rating
Accessibility & Visitor Info
No formal path; off-road walking and possible private land access
📖 Legends & Stories
Eastern tip of the island with a tragic link to the 2004 tsunami. Local legends surround the old temple ruins nearby.
Location
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6.871300, 81.883900
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