Today the venerable Kinigama Ananda Himi, is the custodian of Pilikuttuwa, and has done so for 38 years. In an area of around 200 acres, which consists of 1 of the 2% natural forest reserve found in the Gampaha district, together with 99 caves comprises this ancient temple. A dolawa or palanquin belonging to the Venerable Hikkaduwe Sri Sumangala, used in 1890 is also found here as is a picturesque dagoba situated within a cave.

However the most treasured inscription lies almost at the top of this mountain, where on the outside of the Manorame cave lays the carving in Asoka Aksara “ The gift of Aggibhuti, brother of cavalry officer, to the sangha of the four directions, present and absent.”