Respectful dress and no-shoes zones if we visit Maligawa before Randoli
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Minseo Kim•218 rep7
Might do a quiet temple visit late morning before Sunday Randoli. What should we wear, and how strict are the no-shoes / shoulder rules when it is not procession hour.
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Shoulders and knees covered, shoes off in designated zones - same rules whether or not a theva is on.
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Suresh Bandara•1755 rep6
Wraps are available near entrances if you forget. No need to invent a special Perahera dress fee.
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