The church was impressive, and the ground was covered with beautifully carved tablets. It is conceivable that on the ground, it should be the coffins of some important people. The church is located on the main road, so it seems special.

I found that many of Sri Lanka's tourist attractions have very good names, which are good to fool people. When I visited the scenic spots, I heard the name and went away. When I arrived, I found that it was a small church. I was very disappointed.

The fairly old Dutch church, the church, in the middle of a road, can be said to be, stiff, to separate a road, both sides of the road, if not to preserve the church, he can completely disappear in the middle of the road, the church's greatest feature I am impressed by its inside, the ground above those, engraved with stone tablets.

This is a Dutch style church. Walking into the oldest church in Colombo built in 1749, we can see the old interior decorations, which are said to be the same thing. There were neither believers nor tourists here, and we wandered aimlessly inside and outside. On the thick walls of the church, both inside and outside, there are some stone monuments inlaid inside. It is said that these monuments are also the tombstones of former Dutch governors and their wives and then politicians. The church is now located at a very busy intersection in Beta District, which was a wilderness outside the walls of Colombo. The Dutch mistook the local wandering jackals for wolves, so the name of Wolf Valley Church came into being.

Just listening to the name of this church attracted me very much, along the map to find the past, finally saw this church behind a small street, the church is not big, I thought it was closed, but I didn't expect it to be used.