Poson Poya Day
Festival celebrated in Sri Lanka on the full moon of June to celebrate the day Buddhism was introduced to country by Arahat Mahinda, son of Indian Emperor Darmashoka in 328BC. This hallowed day of Poson is second only to Vesak in terms of importance. During This time roads have been decorated with lanterns and other illuminations and religious places have been illuminated with colorful lights. Dansalas offering food and refreshments have been organized in almost all parts of the country. All the temples across the country conduct different religious activities.
Festival celebrated in Sri Lanka on the full moon of June to celebrate the day Buddhism was introduced to country by Arahat Mahinda, son of Indian Emperor Darmashoka in 328BC. This hallowed day of Poson is second only to Vesak in terms of importance. During This time roads have been decorated with lanterns and other illuminations and religious places have been illuminated with colorful lights. Dansalas offering food and refreshments have been organized in almost all parts of the country. All the temples across the country conduct different religious activities.
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