When visiting Lake Bella, I went in and visited. There were people selling tight at the entrance, 400 rupees per person, not too expensive. I had to take off my shoes when I entered the temple. Fortunately, I wore chopsticks. If I didn't burn the soles of my feet at more than 30 degrees of heat. There are many Buddha statues in the temple, some very similar to those offered in China, and the president has seen it after reading it.

This serene temple sits on three floating platforms which are connected to each other and to the mainland by floating bridges. There are numerous seated Buddha statues displaying different mudras (hand gestures) on all three platforms. The central platform houses wooden paneled temple for meditation. The view of the surrounding Colombo skyline from the central platform is beautiful. A small entrance fee to the temple applies to foreigners.

As I mentioned in other reviews, we visited the lake where we lived, we walked around the lake and visited all the interesting attractions. Things here, we have seen in other similar temples, nothing, so unless you live here, it’s not worth the time to play

In the center of Colombo there is a lake of Bella, which has various water birds, and a beautiful wooden pavilion called the "Temple of the Water", which is the center of meditation and meditation at the famous Ganzi Rama Temple nearby. Lake Bella is not big but the water is shining, the temple in the water is not big, but the treasure is solemn, barefoot into the cool, can not help but respect. ​

Lake Bella and Temple of the Water are one of the favorite leisure areas for locals in Colombo. Along the lake's shores are many towering trees, there are birds such as lizards and lizards, and there is a beautiful wooden pavilion in the lake, designed by Sri Lankan architect Jeffrey Bawa, known affectionately by locals as the "temple of water".