Palace of King Vijayabahu the Great Vijayabahu I (born, Prince Kitti ) (ruled 1055–1110) was a medieval king of Sri Lanka. Born to a royal bloodline. This is the ruins of the palace of the great king 1st Vijayabahu it lies in a huge area. It had been a very big palace although currently remaining only a small part of the palace because of the invasion of south indian enemy kings.

It is a group of ponds, and the number "32" often associated with it refers to the total number of ponds or basins within the complex. Kumara Pokuna is significant for its historical and architectural importance. The ponds served multiple purposes, including providing a source of water for various uses, such as swimming and irrigation. The architecture of Kumara Pokuna is characterised by its sophisticated design, with intricately carved steps and decorations. The ponds are interconnected, allowing water to flow from one to another, which helped maintain the water quality.

Siva Devalaya

This beautiful Stupa House (Vatadage) has been built before the time of Nissanga Malla (1187-1196) but he has carried out major renovations on this building. So what you see today is probably his work. The uniqueness of such buildings is that the Stupa is protected by a roof. Therefore Stupa’s in such buildings are small. Another beautiful “Vatadage” is situated in Madirigiriya few kilometres away from Polonnaruwa. On the centre is a small stupa and on the four sides, there are beautifully carved Buddha statues. These statues are different to what is normally found. The curly hair is not visible on the head. And the robe is also flat which is unusual. The roof has been supported by two rows of stone pillars around the Stupa. None of the pillars are visible today. But the pillars outside the walls are still intact.

Atadage (Tooth relic temple)

Nissanka latha mandapa

Hetadage (Tooth relic temple)

Thuparama image house

Sathmahal Prasada

Gal potha inscription

Rankoth Vehera - Pagoda

Kiri vehera - pagoda

Lanka Thilaka image house

The Gal Vihara or Uttararama

Thivanka image house