மேலோட்டப்பார்வை நகரம் தொடர்பான விபரங்கள்அறியப்பட்ட இடங்கள்இணைப்பு புதிய முன்னேற்றங்கள்இங்கே என்ன சிறப்பு?கவனம்செலுத்த வேண்டிய விடயங்கள்?அருகிலுள்ள இடங்கள் தொடர்பான மதிப்பீடுகள்விலைக் குறியீடு சொத்து விளம்பரங்கள்

அங்குரன்கெதை, நுவரெலியா

Hanguranketha, also spelled Hanguranketa, is a historically significant town in the Nuwara Eliya District of Sri Lanka’s Central Province. Nestled amidst lush hills, terraced paddy fields, and rivers, it lies approximately 25 km southeast of Kandy and about 50 km from Nuwara Eliya town. Known as the "temporary royal capital" during times of political upheaval in the Kandyan Kingdom, Hanguranketha carries a legacy of heritage and natural beauty.

The town has a strong cultural identity and is still home to remnants of its regal past, including temples and ruins linked to Sri Lankan monarchs. It is surrounded by a cool, wet climate and fertile land that supports rice farming, vegetable cultivation, and home gardening. While the town retains its rural charm, it benefits from its close proximity to Kandy and access to regional roads, making it a peaceful alternative for living within reach of city services.

Real estate in Hanguranketha is modestly priced compared to urban areas, and properties are typically agricultural lands, scenic plots with hill views, or heritage-linked lands with traditional homes. The area holds appeal for those interested in quiet living, cultural heritage, and eco-friendly development.

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நகரம் தொடர்பான விபரங்கள்

Hanguranketha is reachable via well-maintained regional roads from Kandy and Rikillagaskada. Public buses are available, though train access is indirect and requires travel to Gampola or Nanu Oya.

Situated in the central highlands, and surrounded by tea estates, rivers, and forest patches. Its elevated terrain provides a cool, misty climate throughout most of the year.

Agriculture forms the economic backbone. Major crops include paddy, vegetables, and spices. Some residents also work in surrounding tea estates or travel to Kandy for employment.

The town served as a royal refuge during Kandyan times and holds archaeological and religious significance. The fusion of Sinhala and South Indian architecture is visible in its religious monuments.

The town has a mixed community of Sinhala Buddhists and Indian Tamil estate workers. The social fabric is centered around temples, farming cooperatives, and village schools.

Hanguranketha is culturally vibrant with traditional Kandyan rituals, temple festivals, and Buddhist celebrations.