Royal Bath (Kumara Pokuna)

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Royal Bath (Kumara Pokuna) is an ancient, elaborately carved stone bathing pool that formed part of the royal palace complex in the medieval Sri Lankan capital of Polonnaruwa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient bathing pool
archaeological site
tourist attraction
access within main Polonnaruwa archaeological park
approximateConstructionCentury 12th century
architecturalStyle medieval Sri Lankan
associatedWith Polonnaruwa Kingdom
royal palace of Parakramabahu I
climate tropical monsoon
conservationStatus preserved ruins
country Sri Lanka
era medieval Sri Lanka
hasCarvingsOf floral motifs
geometric patterns
mythical creatures
hasFeature inlet channels
outlet or drainage channels
rectangular pool
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
locatedIn North Central Province, Sri Lanka
Polonnaruwa
managedBy Department of Archaeology of Sri Lanka
material stone
nearby Council Chamber of Nissanka Malla
Parakrama Samudra reservoir
royal palace ruins of Polonnaruwa
notableFeature elaborate stone carvings
hydraulic engineering features
ornamental balustrades
stone steps leading into pool
openToPublic yes
ownership Government of Sri Lanka
partOf ancient city of Polonnaruwa
royal palace complex of Polonnaruwa
primaryLanguageOfSignage English
Sinhala
Tamil
region Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka
significance example of advanced ancient Sri Lankan hydraulic engineering
example of royal leisure architecture in Polonnaruwa period
tourismCategory cultural tourism site
UNESCOSite Ancient City of Polonnaruwa
usedBy royal family of Polonnaruwa
usedFor bathing
recreation
waterSource ancient hydraulic system of Polonnaruwa
nearby reservoir and canals

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Polonnaruwa hasPart Royal Bath (Kumara Pokuna)