Galle
- Galle is a historic coastal city in southern Sri Lanka, famous for its well-preserved fort.
- Galle Fort was built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later expanded by the Dutch.
- The fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and showcases impressive colonial architecture.
- Within the fort walls, cobblestone streets are lined with cafés, boutiques, and art galleries.
- Galle has been an important trading port for centuries, linking Sri Lanka with Europe and Asia.
- The city reflects a unique blend of Sri Lankan, Dutch, and British cultural influences.
- Galle Lighthouse, located inside the fort, is one of the oldest lighthouses in Sri Lanka.
- The fort ramparts offer stunning views of the Indian Ocean, especially at sunset.
- Today, Galle is a popular destination combining history, culture, and a relaxed seaside atmosphere.
