Kurunegala District · North Western Province
Your gateway to Mallawapitiya’s community services
Directories, events, programmes and the officers behind them — every public service of the Divisional Secretariat, in one place.
Explore our community
Every service, grouped the way you look for it
Twelve modules covering business, tourism, culture, religion, health and the officers who deliver services on the ground.
Business & Industry
Trade, manufacturing and enterprise support across the division.
Community & Culture
The living heritage and wellbeing of the division.
Officers & Programmes
The people delivering services on the ground.
News & Publications
What is happening and what has been published.
- 62
- Grama Niladhari divisions
- 148K
- Residents in the division
- 12
- Public service modules
- 1965
- Serving the division since
Every village served by a resident officer
Across urban and rural Mallawapitiya
From entrepreneurship to cultural affairs
Six decades of public administration
What's on
Upcoming in the division
From the Divisional Secretary's monthly programme.
- Administration
District Agricultural Committee
All matters related to Agriculture in the district
- Time
- 9.00am-4.15pm
- Venue
- District Secretariat - Kurunegala
- Administration
Regional Agricultural Committee
All matters related to Agriculture in the division.
- Time
- 9.00am-11.00am
- Venue
- Divisional Secretariat - Mallawapitiya
- Administration
District Agricultural Committee
All matters related to Agriculture in the district
- Time
- 9.00am-4.15pm
- Venue
- District Secretariat - Kurunegala
Leisure & tourism
Worth the journey
Rock temples, working tanks and craft workshops — the places that bring visitors to the division.
Conservation forestBadagamuwa Conservation Forest
Two hundred and sixteen hectares of protected forest, four kilometres from Kurunegala along the A6. Around 130 plant species and 300 animal species live here, and marked nature trails run through the reserve.
Forest reservoir & cave templeThampana Forest Reservoir
A site traced to the reign of King Valagamba, with a cave temple built in 1930 holding an eighteen-cubit reclining Buddha. Some 106 bird species have been recorded around the water.
NunneryMorathanna Meheni Aramaya
A stone terrace lined with one hundred standing Buddha statues, set among rubber plantations and rolling hills. The quiet makes it a place people come to meditate.
E-Magazine
The division, in print every fortnight
The Secretariat publishes a digital magazine covering divisional news, programme results and features on the people and crafts of Mallawapitiya.
The first issue is on its way
Issues are published here as they are released by the Secretariat.
Visit or call us
Speak to the officer who handles your matter
Most services are handled by a named officer. Find the right person in the field officer directory, or come to the Secretariat during office hours.
Office hoursMonday – Friday
8:30 AM – 4:15 PM