If your Mother is wheelchair bound she won't be able to get into the temple gounds without a lot of help. There are steps galore. Once inside though she could sit in the shade under the big tree near where the offerings are made. Just watch out for the cheeky monkeys coming in to steal the food out of the cage.

No. Bisogna lasciarli in albergo

I visited the temple a few years ago and passports were not required then. This may have changed since then. I expect you will have them close by as we did. We were on a guided tour and our guide gave us all the information that we might require the next day. Sri Lankans are quite devout Buddhist, so when visiting any religious site, always wear shirts with sleeves that cover the shoulders and upper arms and pants or skirts that cover the knees. We always carry wrap around sarongs for emergencies. I had to use mine at Kandy visiting the Sacred Tooth Relic Temple. Hope this is helpful.

Yes, we had small backpack and we put our shoes in it:) There was no problem with it, we didn't leave our shoes at the entrance.

Absolutely no problems. Wide path and steps make the walk easy.

In circa un’ora il tempio lo vedi bene

I'm sorry but I was not travelling with public transport. You should find this information perhaps in internet finding the local Sri Lanka tourist office with best regards Miroslaw T.

Intorno alle 1500 rupie..però se vuoi visitare il museo sotto il Buddha dorato devi acquistare un altro biglietto ma che costa davvero poco intorno alle 300 rupie il museo è carino..

If I was you I’d take the stairs, I found it hard, but I took my time going up.

Take your time and use the wide, but not too smooth, ramp to get to the temple. No need to use the narrow winding path.