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 Lotus Tower.







Standing at 368 meters (1,168 feet), the Colombo Lotus Tower is South Asia’s tallest freestanding structure. From its top, you’ll enjoy unobstructed views of Colombo and the surrounding cityscape, as well as the sea. The tower features an e-sports arena, a 5G VR Innovation Center, a shopping mall, a revolving fine dining restaurant, and indoor and outdoor observation areas. Don’t miss its captivating LED lighting displays at night.


National Museum of Colombo


                                                                     


 Also known as the Sri Lanka National Museum, this official museum takes you on a journey through thousands of years of Sri Lankan culture. Explore a rich collection of artwork, artifacts, clothing, jewelry, coins, arms, and craftwork. The displays chronologically showcase both the cultural and natural heritage of the country, starting from pre-history to the present day.



Seema Malakaya Temple


                                               



Located on Sir James Pieris Mawatha, this serene temple offers a tranquil escape. Its unique design features a floating platform on Beira Lake, making it a peaceful spot for reflection and meditation. The temple's architecture blends traditional and modern elements, creating a harmonious atmosphere.
Gangaramaya Temple*: A vibrant Buddhist temple with intricate architecture, colorful statues, and a fascinating museum. Explore its serene grounds, feed the resident turtles, and admire the eclectic mix of artifacts and religious relics.


Gangaramaya Temple.




 A vibrant Buddhist temple with intricate architecture, colorful statues, and a fascinating museum. Explore its serene grounds, feed the resident turtles, and admire the eclectic mix of artifacts and religious relics.


Galle Face Green


                                                      



This large oceanfront park, directly in front of Fort, offers stunning views of the Indian Ocean. It's a great place for a leisurely stroll, flying kites, or enjoying a sunset picnic.

Viharamahadevi Park


                                                                                    



A lush green oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for relaxing, jogging, or taking a leisurely walk. Don't miss the iconic Buddha statue within the park.


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