Exposition of the Sacred Bone Relics of The Buddha brought from India and Pakistan opened for public at Temple Trees Friday evening after a special ceremony attended by Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
At the exposition at Temple Trees public will have opportunity to pay homage to the sacred bone relics of Buddha enshrined the Mulagandhakuti Vihara at Saranth in India, the relics enshrined in the Taxila Museum in Punjab in Pakistan, relics from a Museum in Nagarjunakondai of Madurai and the Neelagiri relics found from Sri Lanka.
Relics enshrined at Mulagandhakuti Viharaya in Sarnath, India and the Relics enshrined at the Taxila Museum in Punjab were brought to Sri Lanka on Saturday.
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Following the opening on Sunday, the exposition will be open for public until 4 am Monday and on other days from 9:30 am to 4 am of following day.
The public will have the opportunity to pay homage to the Sacred Relics until 4 pm on May 2.
