Colombo City Heritage Exploration

Gangaramaya Temple – Visit the colourful Gangarama Temple, which is brimming with artefacts, as well as the Seema Malaka shrine, which stands picturesquely on the nearby Beira Lake.

Galle Face Green Promenade – Check out the Galle Face Green, a large green area that parallels the coast of Colombo. This park is well-known for its extensive menu of delicious street food, kite flying, and leisurely family outings while the sun sets over the Indian Ocean.

Colombo Fort –The Portuguese and Dutch contributed to the construction of Colombo Fort which was eventually taken over by the British. This is closest to the President’s House, the Presidential Gardens, the Fort Railway Station and the stately neo-classical building that houses the President of Sri Lanka. Originally built as the residence of the British Governors, it is now a fine building.

Manning Market – Explore the Manning Market and the busy streets of Colombo. Manning Market holds the title of the oldest market due to its centennial celebration. Strolling around this market place you can observe the workers carrying vibrant produce from trucks that have come from certain parts of Sri Lanka. You can also purchase the things that pique your interest in the Market.

Independence  Square- Discover the Independence Square,. which is renowned for both its historical significance and its beauty. Even though this is the island’s National Monument, a lot of tourists go here.

BMICH (Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall) – A well-known landmark in Colombo, the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) which is renowned for both its excellent structure and its standing as one of Sri Lanka’s best event venues.

Old Parliament House – The Old Parliament Building, built in the neo-baroque style, is one of Colombo’s main attractions. The building’s remarkable construction and history are intriguing.

Colombo National Museum – See the largest museum in Sri Lanka, the Colombo National Museum. Included in this are the crown and throne of the island’s surviving monarch among many other fascinating artefacts. Explore this museum to learn about this island’s fascinating past.

National Museum of Natural History – The National Museum of Natural History in Colombo provides visitors with an engaging and educational experience by presenting the rich biodiversity of Sri Lanka through exhibits of the local flora and fauna as well as the country’s geological past.

Hindu Temple at Slave Island – One lively and significant place of worship is the Hindu Temple on Slave Island in Colombo. It offers a window into Sri Lanka’s religious and cultural legacy and has exquisite architectural details. It is also a significant location for the local Tamil community.