
Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka is a very busy city. The buildings hold few remains and ruins of colonial buildings and some are transformed into malls and tourist attractions. The food here is mostly seasoned with only salt and pepper. The conurbation holds many beaches. It will be delightful if you book your hotel room near some beach. If you are a surfer you are good to go surfing on the beach house you are staying in.
1. Gangaramaya Temple

This is one of the oldest temples in Sri Lanka built around the 19th century. It is the most visited temple, situated near Lake Beira. The architecture is stupendous. You are requested to go into the temple with bare feet and if you wish you can try their customary clothes. One part of the temple holds artifacts that kings and queens used, old cars, cameras, house interiors and other interesting things. You will be able to find more if you take a closer look.
2. Old Parliament Building

The old parliament building owning to the government of Sri Lanka was built and opened in 1930. The building was designed by a Scottish architect. It is situated very close to the Galle Face Green. The building is well maintained and preserved.
3. Galle face green

The Galle Face Green is a stretch of the five-hectare urban park near the coastal side of the heart of Colombo. It was much larger than it is now. It was first laid in 1859 for the purpose to play golf and other games. In recent times it is used by people and tourists. The beach is not crowded and you can find smashing kites and it is a big mood to fly the kite on the ample piece of land.

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