The Library maintains a distinguished Tripitaka Collection representing the rich textual traditions of Buddhism. This collection includes Pali, Sinhala, and Sanskrit Tripitaka texts, as well as Mahayana Tripitaka collections, reflecting the historical development and diversity of Buddhist literature across different regions and traditions.

These texts encompass the Vinaya Pitaka, Sutta Pitaka, and Abhidhamma Pitaka, together with their commentarial and interpretative works, forming the foundational sources for the study of Buddhist doctrine, monastic discipline, philosophy, and practice. The Tripitaka Collection serves as an essential resource for scholars, monks, researchers, and students engaged in Buddhist Studies, Pali and Sanskrit studies, religious studies, and comparative traditions of Buddhism.

Through careful preservation and organized access, the Library is committed to safeguarding this invaluable collection and supporting advanced research and scholarly inquiry for present and future generations.