Galle is a celebrated tourist destination for both local and foreign tourists. Very recently a partnership that Sri Lanka and ...

or a selfie taken against the azure waters of the Indian Ocean from the ramparts of the Dutch fort is totally Instagrammable.

After carrying out postal services for hundreds of years since the early 18th century, the historic Galle Fort post office has been run down ... historic building which was also maintained by the ...

Galle Fort, a Unesco World Heritage site on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, is a beautiful and well preserved gateway to the country’s colonial past and cultural richness. Built by the ...

Galle Fort would sometimes be thronged by as many as 700 foreign passengers from the ships that would put in at Galle Harbour as they made their way across the Indian Ocean. When I visit ...

Tag Heuer, ARRA by Sharmila and Punya, U by Upeksha, Catherine Rawson, Amanda Weerasinghe, Indi, Fouzul Hameed of Hameedia, Yoland Aluwihare, and Indian ... in Galle; as CFW Director Prasad Bidapa ...

The ground is situated near the Galle Fort and the venue has the Indian Ocean visible on both sides of the ground. After being rebuilt, the ground reopened for the Third Test of England's tour of ...

The iconic Galle Fort stands majestically between the Indian Ocean and the Galle International Stadium. Built by the Portuguese in 1588 and fortified by the Dutch some 60 years thereafter, it is at ...

Spectators have been barred completely from the ramparts of the Galle Fort, which overlooks the cricket stadium where the second Test between Sri Lanka and Australia is being played. This ...

The route to a firmer rebound for the Indian Ocean island hangs on the reforms ... on par with 2019. Visitors on Galle Fort's cobbled streets haggled for silver jewellery with vendors, walked ...