Head for the Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project. This Project for an instructive and smart voyage through the turtle haven and safeguarding venture. This program, which began in 1988, plans to moderate nearby settling destinations, which are jeopardized by people and predators, and in addition observing the decreasing ocean turtle action in the territory. The haven has a huge incubation center for safeguarded and gathered eggs.

Visit Tsunami Photo Museum where you can see the circumstance of the gallery a couple of months after and the circumstance a couple of years after the Tsunami. The historical center was based on the old establishment, which was the main thing left after the calamity.

After having lunch at local restaurant continue to Stilt Fishermen. The south of Sri Lanka is known for its way of life and its shorelines, and in the event that you assembled them you might be sufficiently fortunate to observe this angling wonder! Stilt angling is a technique for angling one of a kind to the island nation of Sri Lanka, known as "the Pearl of the Indian Ocean".

Next, venture to Galle Fort. In the eighteenth century, the Dutch form their central command, Galle Fort, on the Sri Lankan drift. These days, the old wonderful structures are changed into in vogue shops, bistros, and eateries. Unesco named Galle Fort World Heritage, so the excellence of the building is being safeguarded. From shopping, investigating the history or the nightfall at the fortification's divider.

Afterward, pay a visit to Light House. The old lighthouse with the lamp at the tallness of 92 feet above low-water, worked in 1848 was torched in 1936.

Head for the Clock Tower. The Clock Tower is a well known milestone and disregards the focal Moon Bastion, on the site of the previous monitor room.

Then after explore Meera Mosque. The Meera Mosque is situated at Galle Fort in perspective of the wonderful Lighthouse and with an all encompassing perspective of the Indian Ocean. Men can go in and investigate the staggering design inside and outside with no issues, yet remember that you need to regard the general population who adore as it the most dynamic mosque in Galle.

Your last stop will be Maritime Archeology Museum. The Maritime Museum in Galle features a gathering of pontoon models, maps, ordnance and things found from ship-wrecks, some just about exceptionally old. It is inside a 1671 Dutch distribution center, and was extremely influenced by the 2004 tidal wave in Sri Lanka - however since 2010 has skipped back with help from the Netherlands, and is really very much kept up and instructive. Conclude your tour back at your hotel in Colombo.