Galle

Galle is a historic coastal city famous for its colonial architecture, ocean views, and cultural diversity. The highlight of the city is the Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by the Dutch in the 17th century.

Walking through the fort reveals cobblestone streets, old churches, mosques, museums, and charming cafés. The fort walls offer stunning views of the Indian Ocean, especially at sunset. Galle Lighthouse stands as a symbol of the city’s maritime heritage.

Beyond history, Galle is a vibrant cultural hub with art galleries, boutique shops, and seaside restaurants. The blend of European architecture and Sri Lankan culture makes Galle a unique destination.

Galle perfectly combines history, coastal beauty, and modern charm, making it an essential stop on any Sri Lanka itinerary.