Galle Dutch Fort, located on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Asia’s best‑preserved colonial fortresses. Originally built by the Portuguese in 1588 and later fortified by the Dutch in 1663, the fort is a living museum where European architecture blends with Sri Lankan culture.
Visitors can stroll along the ancient ramparts, admire the iconic lighthouse, and explore cobblestone streets lined with boutique hotels, art galleries, and cafes. The fort also houses the Dutch Reformed Church, museums, and vibrant local markets. With its sunset views over the Indian Ocean, Galle Fort is a must‑visit destination for history lovers, photographers, and cultural explorers.
A living museum by the sea, blending history and culture.
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