Historical Mansion Museum Review

Galle in-depth tour, understand its human history, read this article is enough! The city itself is a history book, boarding its ancient city wall to know its full picture, visit the museum to re-tread its historical process. The beautiful natural scenery of the Lumasala Peak and its mythical background are fascinating. Let's take a look at this beautiful ancient city now! One of the world's largest ancient fortresses, the Galle Fortress, is also known as the Galle Fort, and most of the buildings were built during the Dutch colonial period. The Utrecht bunker with white lighthouse is its landmark, and the white tower is beautiful in the surrounding environment, and it can always be seen on souvenirs and business cards of the Galle Fortress. There is also a Triton Bastion bunker echoing it at the southwest end of the city wall. The main gate at the north end of the city wall connects the new and old cities. Walking on the old city wall, you can overlook the whole old city and enjoy the beautiful sea view. It is the best choice for browsing the Galle Fortress. Opening hours: All-day tickets: Free Galle's Navigation Age National Maritime Museum National Maritime Museum is located next to the clock tower, converted from the warehouse of Galle Fortress, mottled khalk walls, full of age, the museum surface is old and vicissitudes, but there is no cave in the museum. The interior decoration style corresponds to the theme, and the lighting design will bring the atmosphere to the best. The sailboat model on display in the hall is well-made and brightly colored. There are also a large number of ancient cultural relics and marine life specimens excavated from the seabed, which is full of fun. There are also some ancient Chinese coins and inscriptions engraved in Chinese, which are also worth seeing. Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 to 4:30 Tickets: $3$Kal Kamada Lumasala legend Lumasala is Hanuman to the Himalayas to pick medicine brought back a herbal mountain peak. Here is lush grass and tree-lined. Walk up the mountain along the beach, you can reach the Peace Sheli Tower on the mountainside. The pure white tower body is transparent and bright. Many people take pictures here. Climb to the top of Lumasala to overlook the surrounding area. The thick dark green surrounds the white tower body and extends into the sea. There is also a temple and white tower to visit. Luma Sara has a lot of rare birds, and it is a good choice to climb the mountain on a sunny day. Opening Hours: All-day Tickets: Free Cultural and History Center Galle National Museum Galle National Museum is near the main entrance of Galle Fortress. It houses ancient artifacts from different periods of Sri Lanka, including pottery, currency and daily necessities. The locals' habits and customs are displayed. The exquisite ceramic dishes are placed in a transparent display cabinet with a black base, neat and simple for easy access. The interior is well decorated, and the warm spotlights arranged in rows on the ceiling grille correspond to the brown floor, making the entire hall more magnificent. Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 5pm Tickets:300Rs The Historical Building of the Kingdom and the Historical Building of the Gem-rich Kingdom and the Historical Building of the Dutch Age (Dutch Age Museum) shows people the history of the Dutch colonial era and a large number of gems. As we all know, Sri Lanka is a gemstone country and enjoys the reputation of "gemstone island"! Visiting the historical building, there will be a special person to explain, in addition to understanding the history, you can also see the most primitive appearance of the gem, enjoy the entire production process, of course, you can also choose one or two pieces of the favorite gem to take home for memorial. Open: 9am-6pm Tickets: Free after climbing the ancient walls of Galle, climbing the Lumasala Peak, visiting its museum, I believe you must have a deeper understanding of the city and love it more. Write down your experiences, feelings and experiences and share them with you!