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Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque
Visit the Colombo Red Mosque, also known as Jami Ul-Alfar Masjid, an architectural marvel renowned for its distinctive color patterns and unique design.
Construction of the Colombo Red Mosque began in 1908 and was completed in just one year. Chief designer Habibu Labbe Saibu Labbe utilized Indo-Saracenic and Neo-classical architectural styles. The mosque's capacity was expanded in 1975 to accommodate 10,000 worshippers.
· 20 min· Admission included
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Ceylon Tea Supermarket
Explore a renowned store offering a diverse selection of Sri Lankan teas. It's a popular destination for visitors seeking authentic Ceylon tea, a significant export of Sri Lanka.
· 15 min· Admission included
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Galle Face Green
Discover Galle Face Green, a 5-hectare urban park stretching along the coast in the center of Colombo. Originally laid out in 1859, it was once used for horse racing and golf, as well as other sports.
· 15 min· Admission included
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Colombo Lotus Tower
See the Colombo Lotus Tower, South Asia's tallest self-supported structure and Sri Lanka's tallest skyscraper, inaugurated in 2012. This landmark symbolizes the country's rapid development in technology and tourism.
The Colombo Lotus Tower Management Company (Pvt) Ltd was established in March 2022. The tower opened to the public on September 15, 2022, generating significant public excitement.
· 20 min· Admission not included
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Gangaramaya Temple
Begin your exploration at the esteemed Gangaramaya Temple, a significant Buddhist sanctuary celebrated for its remarkable architecture and extensive collection of Buddhist artifacts.
· 20 min· Admission not included
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Old Parliament Building
View the Old Parliament Building, a colonial-era structure in the Neo-Baroque style that served as Sri Lanka's Parliament until 1983. It now houses the Presidential Secretariat.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Viharamahadevi Park
Visit Viharamahadevi Park, Colombo's oldest and largest public park, located next to the National Museum. Originally named Victoria Park, it was named after Queen Viharamahadevi, mother of King Dutugamunu.
The park was established on land donated by Charles Henry de Soysa during British rule. It was occupied by the British Army during World War II and reopened to the public in 1951.
· 20 min· Admission included
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Temple Of Sri Kailawasanathan Swami Devasthanam Kovil
Explore one of Colombo's oldest Hindu temples, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesh. Admire its vibrant Dravidian-style architecture and intricate carvings.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Colombo Lighthouse
See the Colombo Lighthouse, a functional lighthouse near Colombo Harbour, built in 1952. It stands as a symbol of Colombo's maritime history, though public access is limited.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Wolvendaal Church
Discover Wolvendaal Church in Pettah, one of Sri Lanka's most important Dutch colonial-era buildings and one of the oldest Protestant churches still in use.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Pettah
Experience the bustling Pettah market, a central hub where locals shop for various goods. Navigate the narrow streets filled with vendors and shoppers.
Your tuk-tuk will take you through the market streets, offering a glimpse of the vibrant local commerce and daily life.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Seema Malakaya Temple
Visit Seema Malakaya, a Buddhist temple in Colombo situated on Beira Lake. Primarily used for meditation, it was originally constructed in the late 19th century and is part of the Gangaramaya Temple complex.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Pettah Floating Market
Explore the Pettah Floating Market, featuring pavilions on Beira Lake with vendors selling produce from floating boats. The market boasts wooden walkways, grey floors, and red terracotta tiles.
Enjoy the atmosphere with several restaurants and eateries offering a pleasant dining experience.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Independence Memorial Hall
See the Independence Memorial Hall, built to commemorate Sri Lanka's independence. It is located in Independence Square, formerly Torrington Square.
The hall's design is inspired by the Magul Maduwa (meeting hall of the last king of Sri Lanka) in Kandy, featuring traditional Sri Lankan carvings and paintings. It's a popular spot for visitors to learn about the area's history.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Laksala
Visit Laksala, Sri Lanka's sole state-owned gift and souvenir boutique, established under the National Crafts Council. It offers a wide variety of Sri Lankan products at reasonable prices.
Laksala features an eclectic mix of items, including packaged tea and spices, batik wear, arts and crafts, and traditional Sri Lankan gems and jewelry.
· 10 min· Admission included
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Salie's Fine Jewelry & Gem Stones
Discover Salie's Fine Jewelry & Gem Stones, a leading manufacturer of handmade jewelry in platinum, gold, and sterling silver, featuring Sri Lankan gemstones. Their experts have decades of experience.
This establishment is a wholesaler, retailer, and exporter of Sri Lankan gemstones and jewelry, with over three decades of international trading experience. They are members of key Sri Lankan gem and jewelry associations.
· 15 min· Admission included
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Bmich
Pass by the Bmich memorial building.
· Non-stop passage
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Colombo Fort Clock Tower
Observe the Colombo Fort Clock Tower.
· Non-stop passage
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Colombo Grand Mosque
See the Colombo Grand Mosque.
· Non-stop passage
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Colombo Maritime Museum
Visit the Colombo Maritime Museum, housed in one of Colombo's oldest Dutch buildings, dating back to 1676. The museum showcases Sri Lanka's maritime history through sculptures, artifacts, models, paintings, and maps.
The museum features exhibits on historical figures like King Vijaya and explorers such as Ibn Battuta, as well as models of ships from the colonial era.
· 15 min· Admission included
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