Things to do in Kalutara

Mangroves are not unfamiliar to the seaside in southern my country, but mangroves of this size are not seen in China. It is most suitable to take a boat trip. Mangroves are very valuable trees that protect the marine ecological environment.

i visit this place in my childhood days..now i can see this view at our home it’s great view

I took my family to Sri Lanka in Sep & Oct 2023. We hired a private driver / tour guide and he was amazing - he really took the stress out of the trip and safely drove my family around the country. He genuinely cared and wanted to make our trip the best it could be.Some of the reasons I recommend Kelum:- A registered tour guide with the Dept of Tourism. This is important because without that license they cant take you around the sites, etc. He was very knowledgeable and gave us a history lesson wherever we went- Helped with the itinerary and recommended things to do and where to go- Told me how much and when to tip people- Tipped us off if people wanted to charge us too much or had bad products- Had our safety in mind at all times - said what was safe and what not (eg. dodgy tuktuks vs safe tuktuks)- Modern, large Hiace mini-bus with SEATBELTS!- Friendly, great English, easy to get along with. My kids loved him, as did the adults- Reasonable daily rate, all inclusive, agreed in advance- Bought us train tickets in advanceContact Kelum on Whatsapp and tell him Billy sent you.+94 77 866 7052

Brief Garden is the work of Bawa's brother, Bevis Bawa. Bevis was a famous Sri Lankan landscape architect who inherited the family plantation in the late 1920s and began to manage the garden. He cleared part of the oak forest to build the main house, created various landscape spaces and placed interesting sculptures in them. When the Brief Garden opened to the public in 1969, it was already famous for its vivid portrayal of Sri Lankan life.