The ancient city of Galle, Sri Lanka's most atmospheric seaside castle. The Portuguese in the 16th century certainly can't think of Galle today because this ancient city has become the most desirable place for every visitor. Galle is very large in the whole city, like a village that has poured a basin of water and then flows freely. The most prominent part of the sea is the old town of Galle those I have been included In the ancient Sri Lankan city with world cultural heritage, Galle is not like Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura. The ancient city is only left with the ruins of the palace, and it is not as crowded as the ancient city of Kangdi. Not only does Galle have the majestic momentum of the Fortress around the city, but also the beautiful natural environment surrounded by the sea on three sides. You can stroll through the small streets and lanes of the Dutch style, linger in various museums, and stop on the walls of the coral walls. Enjoy the sunrise and sunset on the Indian Ocean. Galle is both a petty town and an ancient city with a variety of styles.