Amangalla

Hotel Amangalla Galle 10 Church Street is a luxurious hotel located in a 10th-century Danish colonial building, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort is famous for its historic churches, warehouses and government buildings. The hotel guide will show guests around the colorful fruit market and show the best places to shop. It is worth going on a bicycle trip through the villages shaded by coconut palms scattered between rice fields. From December to April you can sail out of Mirissa Harbor to observe blue whales. 200 minutes away from the hotel there is a tea plantation and a factory preparing dried tea for sale. There are temples in the area, including: Unawatuna, which offers a beautiful view of the beach, and Yatagala, which requires climbing XNUMX steps to see it. Near the fort lies the town of Ambalangoda, known for its tradition of making wooden masks. The rooms in the exclusive hotel, furnished with antiques, are decorated in a colonial style, with windows overlooking the narrow streets of the fort and the defensive walls. The menu in the restaurant changes every day, depending on the purchases made by the chef at the local market. Guests can join him as he searches for the best delicacies and participate in a Sri Lankan cooking lesson. The hotel swimming pool is hidden in a beautiful garden, next to it there is a courtyard and shaded pavilions where various treatments are offered, including Ayurvedic ones.