Absolutely enamored by the rich history and stunning architecture of Galle Fort in Sri Lanka. The well-preserved colonial buildings and charming cobblestone streets make it a must-see destination for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike. The panoramic views of the Indian Ocean from the ramparts are unparalleled. A truly magical experience!

Wonderful Place and easy to go fromColombo. you can just go by Train or taxi or Tuktuk or bus. Also there is no entrance fees for Tourist.

The ancient city of Galle is worth punching in. Stay for three days, visit the ancient city, watch fishing boats return on the beach, especially the small streets, drink coffee, buy hand letters, take photos, and linger. Chatting with locals is also a great pleasure.

The 360,000 square meter ancient city of Galle lies on the rocky peninsula of Sri Lanka's southwest coast protruding into the Indian Ocean. Founded in 1859 during the Portuguese colonial period, and then expanded by the Dutch and British colonial period, it has been named a world cultural heritage site with its three beautiful scenery facing the sea and more than 160 years of human history. Under the scorching sun, with a gentle sea breeze, walking through the arcing coast of the ancient city, the square walls and gridded streets, the beautiful natural scenery and the beautiful humanistic landscape are intersecting, and the European architectural style is perfectly integrated with the traditional culture of South Asia. Busy citizens and cheerful tourists have fun... It's nice to be lazy.

The scenery here is super beautiful, the price is very high, the spirit