Pabalu Vehera
- Pabalu Vehera is one of the ancient stupas in Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka.
- It is believed to have been built during the reign of King Parakramabahu I in the 12th century.
- The name Pabalu Vehera means "Stupa of the Coral Gem."
- According to tradition, the stupa was built by Queen Rupavati, one of King Parakramabahu I's wives.
- The stupa is surrounded by smaller image houses and other ancient structures.
- Several Buddha statues can still be seen around the monument.
- The site shows the importance of Buddhism in the ancient kingdom of Polonnaruwa.
- Pabalu Vehera is less crowded than some of the larger monuments in the ancient city.
- It is a peaceful and interesting place to visit while exploring the ruins of Polonnaruwa.
