Sakwala Chakraya: The Stone Circle Turned into a Stargate in Sri Lanka
Inside Ranmasu Uyana in Anuradhapura stands a circular carving on a low rock face. Local usage calls it Sakwala Chakraya, a name close to “cosmic cycle.” The carving is about 1.8 to 2 metres wide. It contains concentric circles, diagonal lines, door-like marks, and figures that resemble aquatic creatures around the outer edge. It sits beside Tissa Wewa, among a royal garden with bathing ponds, water channels, and Bud
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Inside Ranmasu Uyana in Anuradhapura stands a circular carving on a low rock face. Local usage calls it Sakwala Chakraya, a name close to “cosmic cycle.” The carving is about 1.8 to 2 metres wide. It contains concentric circles, diagonal lines, door-like marks, and figures that resemble aquatic creatures around the outer edge. It sits beside Tissa Wewa, among a royal garden with bathing ponds, water channels, and Buddhist monuments.
Inside Ranmasu Uyana in Anuradhapura stands a circular carving on a low rock face. Local usage calls it Sakwala Chakraya, a name close to “cosmic cycle.” The carving is about 1.8 to 2 metres wide. It contains concentric circles, diagonal lines, door-like marks, and figures that resemble aquatic creatures around the outer edge. It sits beside Tissa Wewa, among a royal garden with bathing ponds, water channels, and Bud
Inside Ranmasu Uyana in Anuradhapura stands a circular carving on a low rock face. Local usage calls it Sakwala Chakraya, a name close to “cosmic cycle.” The carving is about 1.8 to 2 metres wide. It contains concentric circles, diagonal lines, door-like marks, and figures that resemble aquatic creatures around the outer edge. It sits beside Tissa Wewa, among a royal garden with bathing ponds, water channels, and Bud
Inside Ranmasu Uyana in Anuradhapura stands a circular carving on a low rock face. Local usage calls it Sakwala Chakraya, a name close to “cosmic cycle.” The carving is about 1.8 to 2 metres wide. It contains concentric circles, diagonal lines, door-like marks, and figures that resemble aquatic creatures around the outer edge. It sits beside Tissa Wewa, among a royal garden with bathing ponds, water channels, and Bud
Inside Ranmasu Uyana in Anuradhapura stands a circular carving on a low rock face. Local usage calls it Sakwala Chakraya, a name close to “cosmic cycle.” The carving is about 1.8 to 2 metres wide. It contains concentric circles, diagonal lines, door-like marks, and figures that resemble aquatic creatures around the outer edge. It sits beside Tissa Wewa, among a royal garden with bathing ponds, water channels, and Bud