SITA KOTUWA

Sita Kotuwa (also known as Seetha Kotuwa) means ‘Sita’s Fort’ in Sinhala, and got its name because of Sita’s captivity at this place. Sita was initially kept in queen Mandodari’s palace until she was moved to Sita Kotuwa and then on to Ashoka Vatika. The remains that are found at Sita Kotuwa are the remnants of later civilizations.

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