Wander through the stoned streets of Galle fort just before the sun sets, as you explore the tiny boutiques and rest at a café to experience a touch of modern mixed with history to form a beautiful combination. Here’s a little more on Galle fort!
A little history
This UNESCO World Heritage Site once served as a trading port between the 16th and 19th centuries. The fort was first built by the Portuguese but was strengthened by the Dutch in the 1700s. You’ll find this ancient fortress approximately an hour from Ahungalla hotels, the likes of Heritance Ahungalla.
Beautiful shops
There are numerous little handicraft shops you’ll find at Galle Fort. These unique shops sell handicraft items made from authentic Sri Lankan materials, so you can most definitely do your souvenir shopping here. Even if you’re just out and about to explore instead of shopping, strolling through what’s on display is quite fun!
Food in Galle Fort
You won’t run out of options to dine in Galle Fort! From cute little cafes to restaurants, you’ll find all sorts of spots to satisfy your cravings and go on a foodie adventure!
Catch the sunset
As the day comes to an end, take a moment to relax and see the sun disappearing behind the sea. This moment is the perfect time to take those Instagram pictures!
