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Sri Lanka’s West Coast Gem Between Colombo & Galle
Nestled where the Kalu Ganga meets the Indian Ocean, Kalutara (pop. 40,000+) offers:
- Golden beaches without the crowds of Bentota
- Sacred sites – Including Sri Lanka’s only hollow stupa
- Lush countryside – Rubber plantations and spice gardens
Where Colonial History Whispers Through Tombstones
Built in 1749 during Dutch rule, this Doric-style Protestant church is:
- One of Asia’s oldest functioning Dutch Reformed churches
- A museum of colonial epitaphs – With 200+ tombstones
- A masterpiece of VOC-era architecture – Thick walls to withstand tropical heat
From Colonial Gardens to Queen Mother’s Memorial
Once named Victoria Park under British rule, this 50-acre urban sanctuary is now a tribute to Queen Viharamahadevi (2nd century BCE), mother of Sri Lanka’s legendary King Dutugemunu.
The Grand White Landmark Facing Viharamahadevi Park
Completed in 1937, this majestic building is:
- One of Colombo’s most photographed colonial structures
- The gateway to Viharamahadevi Park – Colombo’s largest green space
- Still functioning as the Colombo Municipal Council headquarters
Glide Past Colombo’s Political Heart on a Naval Boat Cruise
Operated by the Sri Lanka Navy, this 45-minute boat tour offers:
- Safe, guided rides with life jackets and naval crew
- 360° views of the iconic lotus-shaped Parliament building
- Serene waterscapes in the heart of the administrative capital
Where Sri Lanka’s History Meets Urban Life
Built to commemorate February 4, 1948—when Sri Lanka (then Ceylon) gained independence from Britain—this iconic landmark offers:
- Striking Kandyan-era architecture with 60 carved stone pillars
- Lush green spaces perfect for jogging or picnics
- The Arcade – A chic shopping complex in restored colonial buildings
Where Sri Lanka’s Elite Have Played Since 1879
Nestled in central Colombo, the Royal Colombo Golf Club offers an 18-hole championship course, a British colonial clubhouse, and rare city-center greens.

De las sombras coloniales a la vibrante modernidad
Antiguo asentamiento de esclavos de la época holandesa, este barrio junto al lago entre Fort y Kollupitiya ahora combina rascacielos corporativos, vestigios coloniales y cafés de moda.
Where Dravidian Grandeur Meets Spiritual Serenity
In the heart of Wellawatte’s Tamil quarter, this vibrant temple astonishes visitors with its 12-tier gopuram, sacred Shiva lingam, and vivid Ramayana frescoes.

Donde las Antiguas Fortalezas se Encuentran con las Torres Gubernamentales
A solo 8 km de Colombo, Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte es la capital administrativa de Sri Lanka y un reino cingalés del siglo XV. Ofrece ruinas históricas y un hermoso refugio junto al lago.