Location: Madampe is a town located in the Puttalam District of the North Western Province of Sri Lanka. It's situated on the Puttalam-Colombo road. Key features: Historical Significance: Madampe has historical importance and was once ruled by King Thaniwallbha. Two Main Areas: The town is divided into two areas: Old town and New town (also known as Silva town). Coconut Plantations: Madampe is located in Sri Lanka's main region of coconut plantations and has a thriving coconut industry. Points of Interest: Madampe Sri Murugan Kovil: A vibrant and colorful Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan. Lanka Mangrove Museum: A museum dedicated to the mangrove ecosystem. Chilaw Lagoon: A lagoon located near Madampe. Senanayake Aramaya: A Buddhist temple that houses the Sacred Hair Relics of Buddha. St. Sebastian's Church: A Roman Catholic church. Corea House: The historic private home of the Corea and Seneviratne families. Other Notable Features: Madampe Viharaya: An ancient Buddhist temple believed to have been built in the 3rd century BC. Kadupiti Wewa (Lake): A scenic lake. Old Town: Primarily occupied by the Muslim community and features many shops. New Town: Located on Kuliyapitiya road. Travel: Madampe is accessible by train from Colombo.
