Colombo Tour

Kelaniya Rajamaha Viharaya is a revered Buddhist temple close to Colombo, believed to be visited by the Lord Buddha during his third visit to Sri Lanka. Famous for its beautiful work of art, tricky sculptures, and wealthy history, the temple is a widespread spiritual and cultural site, attracting pilgrims and visitors alike. Sri Lanka’s colourful capital Colombo has a lot to offer in terms of history, subculture, and points of interest. Begin at the nearby Seema Malaka shrine and the lively Gangarama Temple, each of which are located on the serene Beira Lake. Take a stroll along the Galle Face Green Promenade, a famous spot for family gatherings, street food, and Indian Ocean sunset viewings. Discover the history of Colombo Fort’s colonial history such as the President’s House and different noteworthy systems. Explore the vibrant Manning Market which is well-known for its fresh produce and colorful atmosphere. See the Old Parliament House and the stunning architecture of BMICH as well as Independence Square, a historically significant national monument. Visit the National Museum of Natural History and the Colombo National Museum to learn about the island’s past while admiring Sri Lanka’s rich cultural heritage and biodiversity. Visit the Hindu Temple on Slave Island, a vibrant symbol of the Tamil community to learn about spirituality. Colombo expertly blends the past and present to create a life-changing experience.