Kalutara, Sri Lanka, September 2011. Buddhist driver stop and pray at the Kalutara Vihara stupa to stay safe on the treaturous roads. The 38-meter long Kalutara Bridge was built at the mouth of the Kalu Ganga River and serves as a major link between the country's western and southern border. At the southern end of the bridge lies the 3 stories-high Kalutara Vihara, a Buddhist temple built in the 1960s which holds the distinction of being the only stupa in the world that is hollow. Photo by...
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Kalutara, Sri Lanka, September 2011. Buddhist driver stop and pray at the Kalutara Vihara stupa to stay safe on the treaturous roads. The 38-meter long Kalutara Bridge was built at the mouth of the Kalu Ganga River and serves as a major link between the country's western and southern border. At the southern end of the bridge lies the 3 stories-high Kalutara Vihara, a Buddhist temple built in the 1960s which holds the distinction of being the only stupa in the world that is hollow. Photo by Frits Meyst/Adventure4ever.com
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