Ariyapala Masks Museum w Ambalangoda

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  Dumindu de Silva

  :: 18 April 2018 23:34:54

  The location is pretty cool and calm. Traditional masks are exhibited in style. It'd be more useful going to the museum, accompanying a team. Workshop is also permitted to observe.

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  maria garcia

  :: 19 March 2018 23:01:04

  Historical cultural and folkloric place which tells about the life, customs, traditions and dance, drama and superstitions of the people. Very well preserved.

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  Balaji Jagadeesan

  :: 09 March 2018 18:31:24

  A museum with many faces. This is one of the places where the Sri Lankan masks are manufactured. There is a workshop in the ground floor where you see how they make these masks and other mementos. A n employee will also give you a brief on how it is made. The show room is on the mezzanine floor. Masks of different types, shapes and sizes. But there is feeling that they are priced at a premium. You can buy these masks elsewhere for a lesser price

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  B R Dayanidhi

  :: 21 January 2018 09:52:44

  Tradition handed over from generations. Masks used for religious ceremonies and to convey social messages. Made out of balsa wood and hand painted with natural dyes and colours. There's a beautiful small museum below the shop to help people understand the history of masks.

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  Heshan Wimaladharma

  :: 13 January 2018 10:38:59

  Nice place. We can learn all the things about masks. Taking pictures is prohibited in the museum. Workers are nice. They explained everything step by step.