Colombo Day Tour

 Gangarama Temple

Located in the heart of Colombo, the Gangarama Temple is one of the city’s most revered Buddhist temples. With its beautiful architecture, tranquil atmosphere, and striking views over Beira Lake, this temple offers a peaceful retreat in the bustling city. The temple features a mix of traditional Sri Lankan and Thai-style architecture and is home to a fascinating collection of artefacts.

Colombo National Museum

The Colombo National Museum is Sri Lanka’s largest and oldest museum, offering visitors a deep dive into the country’s rich cultural and historical heritage. With extensive collections of antiques, sculptures, and royal regalia, the museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts wanting to understand the island’s royal past and ancient civilizations.

Independence Square

Independence Square is a significant national monument in Colombo, marking Sri Lanka’s independence from British rule. The beautiful park features the Independence Memorial Hall, where you can learn about the country’s freedom struggle. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy leisurely strolls in a serene environment.

BMICH

The BMICH is an iconic convention centre in Colombo, known for its unique architecture and large capacity. Established in honour of Sri Lanka’s first Prime Minister, S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike, the BMICH hosts national and international conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events. Its grand structure and surrounding gardens are a popular attraction for visitors to explore.

Manning Market

 Manning Market is a vibrant, bustling market in Colombo, offering a wide array of fresh produce, spices, and local goods. This market is a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells, where visitors can experience the hustle and bustle of Sri Lankan daily life. It’s the perfect place to explore local flavors and immerse yourself in the local culture.

 Fort 

The Fort area in Colombo is a historical district that houses the old colonial-era buildings, along with the modern-day business hub. The Fort area offers a glimpse of the city’s past with its mix of Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences. Walking through the Fort area provides a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of Sri Lanka’s colonial history and its present-day urban landscape.

Old Parliament Building

The Old Parliament Building in Colombo is a beautiful example of colonial-era architecture. Once the seat of Sri Lanka’s government, it now houses the Presidential Secretariat. Visitors can admire the grandeur of the building’s design and learn about Sri Lanka’s political history, especially its post-independence era.

Galle Face Green

Galle Face Green is a large, open space along Colombo’s coastline, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sea breeze. Locals gather here for evening strolls, kite flying, and picnics. It’s a vibrant area with a beautiful view of the Indian Ocean and is a popular spot for watching the sunset.