Bell Tower of Galle Fort

Galle Castle is one of Sri Lanka's iconic attractions, and there is a very nice town here. There is an iconic clock tower and a lighthouse by the sea. Still pretty good. Overall it is worth it together.

The Galle Fort has a history of four or five hundred years. It has been preserved from the Dutch colonial period to the present. The sign of the Bell Tower Galle Fort is one of the most famous attractions in the local area. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides and the scenery is particularly good.

The Galle Fort is a building preserved from the colonial period. The area is relatively large, surrounded by the sea on three sides, and it is in a very important location. The castle looks a bit old. But the effect of taking pictures is still very good.

@🇱🇰 Sri Lanka, Galle Galle Galle Fort Old Town of Galle and its Fortifications Galle Old City and its castle are built on the seaside rocky peninsula of the Indian Ocean. It has a long history, charming architecture and magnificent beaches. It is listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO. Its architectural style integrates the Netherlands. Portuguese and Moorish elements formed a unique style. 1) The Bell Tower of Galle Castle was built in 1883 and has four floors high. It was built by the citizens of Galle in order to express their gratitude to Dr. Antonius. It was built by the crowd. Daniel • Antonis is a representative of the Sri Lanka Legislative Council and a famous surgeon who saved many lives. 2) Utrecht bunker Point Utrecht Bastion faces the sea, and the bunker has an 18-meter-high lighthouse on its top, which is a representative building of Galle Fortress. Visitors can only enjoy it outside. In addition, there is a Triton Bastion bunker in the southwest of the city wall, which is a wonderful place to enjoy the sunset. 3) Dutch Reconstruction Church Dutch Reformed Church

The summer of the 25th, and my girlfriends began a two-week tour of Sri Lanka ~ years past, still remembering. Missing the summer that was blown by the Indian Ocean sea breeze. On the second night in Sri Lanka we arrived in the city of Galle, with a strong Dutch style and a unique Sri Lankan flavor, successfully blending European architectural art and South Asian cultural traditions. Despite stopping for only half a day, we fell in love with it.

The ancient city of Galle is surrounded by the sea on three sides. It is the most emotional seaside castle in Sri Lanka. It is a place that I like very much. It overlooks the ancient city. It is very suitable for punching in and taking pictures... The west of the main city gate is the clock tower, which is also an iconic building in the ancient city of Galle. The 400-year-old clock tower is still in use and is said to be accurate.

Very tasteful castle, the weather was super good on the day I went, the scenery on the beach was beautiful, and I could see the other side of the sea far away. When I met students after school, I was too lively. Many parents came to pick them up. Sure enough, parents in the world were the same. The new people who take wedding photos are so happy, the post office is inconspicuous, but it is very old.

The journey was very fulfilling and enjoyable. The attractions that are visited every day are very Lanca-style, the largest Negombo fish market, the most luxurious St. Mary's Church, the most sacred Budanle Grottoes Temple and Golden Buddha Temple, the eighth wonder of the world, the magnificent Buddha Tooth Temple, the strange sorghum fishing ...... coincides with the Buddha Tooth Festival, Feel the world's biggest event of Buddha's immersion.