Photography rules and dress codes for visiting ancient ruins
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Yes, absolutely. In Sri Lankan culture, once ground is consecrated for a stupa or temple, it remains sacred permanently. Even if it is just a ruined brick foundation in the grass, you must cover your shoulders and knees. Security guards patrol the ruins, and local pilgrims will be deeply offended if you wear shorts.
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Sophia M.•10515 rep•232
Take your hat off and take your shoes off when walking on the sandy areas near the main stupas. Bring thick socks because the sand burns!
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Amali D.•1975 rep•28
Also, NEVER take a photo posing with your back turned to a Buddha statue, even if it is a ruin. They will make you delete it.
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