Colombo: The executive and judicial capital of Sri Lanka

Colombo is the place where I spent most of my teenage years.  It’s quite the happening city with drivers on stand by to take you wherever you want.  From tea houses to bakeries, to gourmet foods,  it also boasts the latest in ready-to-wear fashions that is imported all over the world.  Colombo also has fully stocked museums where you can learn more about Sri Lanka’s history and 5 star hotels that are ready to show you around and be right by your side.  Colombo also still has many buildings from the 1800’s. 

Inside a Tea Shop

A Policeman Directing Traffic on a Horse

Cargills Department Store

Colombo Fort Area

Built in 1873

Fort Railway Station

Gangaramaya Temple

Simamalaka Shrine

The Sales Center Inside a Tea House

Afternoon Tea in a Tea House

Colombo Port

Independence Hall

Liberty Plaza Movie Theater

Public Transportation

Colombo City Hotel

The Kingsbury

The Old Parliament Building

Galle Road

Cinnamon Grand Lakeside

A Sri Lankan Curry Fast Food Joint

Colombo’s Grand Mosque

Odel, Sri Lanka’s Largest Department Store

Colombo will most likely be your first entrance to Sri lanka.

The National Museum