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Explore the most famed Galle Dutch Fort, located on Sri Lanka’s south coast in the Bay of Galle, with a special host who is a great storyteller. The Portuguese built the Galle Fort for the first time in 1588, and the Dutch fortified it extensively in the 17th century. The Galle Fort was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988.
Today, it is a beautiful, eclectic mix of cozy homes, cafes with fusion cuisines that are making waves in food tourism in Asia, intriguing stores, quirky hotels, and art galleries frequented by travellers, artists, writers, photographers, and designers.
Your walk will cover almost all the highlights of the Galle Fort area, including breathtaking views, knowledge of colonial history, fascinating backstories, and in-depth insights. You will also learn about modern Sri Lankan culture and its connection to the colonial era.
Read MoreDepending on the time of the walk, we will try a couple of local delicacies, including street food.
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