Negombo Fish Market | Authentic Cultural Sentiments Step into the Traditional Fish Market of Sri Lanka

Negombo Fish Market | Authentic Cultural Sentiments Step into the Traditional Fish Market of Sri Lanka The journey in Sri Lanka begins in Negombo. Although Negombo doesn't have very beautiful scenery, it is a paradise for cultural documentaries. Early in the morning, facing the scorching sun, we arrive at the fish market, a paradise for photographers, where it's easy to shoot cultural documentaries. The coastline stretches on, with clear waters lapping against the beach • 【Rich Cultural Photography Spots】 1️⃣ Fishermen Gathering Nets Every morning, fishermen go out to sea to fish. By ten o'clock, the sun is already very strong, and the fishermen have gradually returned. They are all busy gathering their nets, starting to arrange the fresh catch for sale. 2️⃣ Large Drying Scene As you approach the Negombo fish market, you can smell the strong scent of seafood. Various types of fish are neatly arranged on the beach. Many of the fish, large and small, are ones I've never seen before. The locals tell me that the big tuna need to be dried for at least 5 days, while the smaller fish generally take 2-3 days. 3️⃣ Seabirds by the Shore The seaside has another charm, with fishing boats drifting in the distance and flocks of birds, especially spectacular when they take flight. The pure white color injects endless vitality into this sea. 4️⃣ Bustling Seafood Stalls The fishmongers display fresh fish, shrimp, and other seafood on their stalls. The sea fish look particularly fresh, with colorful fish, shrimp, crabs, and squids larger than the palm of your hand. From the first glance, I can imagine how delicious it is