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Kaludiya Pokuna in Pitigala is an ancient site located in the Galle District of Sri Lanka. It is known for its serene forest surroundings and an ancient pond (Pokuna) with dark, still water, giving it the name "Kaludiya" which means "black water" in Sinhala. The site is historically significant, as it contains ancient ruins, including remnants of Buddhist monasteries and inscriptions dating back centuries. Kaludiya Pokuna is a peaceful, lesser-known attraction, perfect for those interested in history, archaeology, and nature.

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