Galla day tour with turtles hatchury from Ahungalla,Bentota

someone in hatchury will take you around and explain the five kind of turtles,in there posibility to take pictures and touch them,

Meetiyagoda Moonstone Mines • Primary source of Ceylon Moonstone: Sri Lanka’s moonstones — especially the bluish variety with strong adularescence — are prized worldwide for their beauty and quality.  • Unique deep-shaft mining: The Meetiyagoda mine is considered the world’s only active deep-shaft moonstone mine, producing high-clarity moonstones with a characteristic blue sheen.  • Mining experience: Visitors can walk into actual mine shafts, observe the extraction process (often through muddy tunnels), and see how moonstones are washed, sorted, and polished.  • Production: Rough moonstones are extracted manually from the earth — typically miners bring up soil yielding 50-100 raw stones per day

Community Tsunami Education Center & Museum a well-known community-focused museum on Galle Road in Hikkaduwa that educates visitors about the 2004 tsunami what caused it, how tsunamis are measured, and how communities were affected. Exhibits include powerful photographic displays, personal accounts, and explanations of disaster preparedness. It’s both educational and a place of collective memory. 

Sri Lanka is basically a spice lover’s paradise ✨—people have been trading spices and herbal medicines here for over 2,000 years. Here’s a clean, useful overview. ⸻ ️ Spices of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka is famous for high-quality, aromatic spices, many grown in the hill country and wet zone.

Galle Fort — often called the Dutch Fort — is one of Sri Lanka’s most famous and historically significant landmarks. It’s located in the city of Galle on the southern coast of Sri Lanka and today is a vibrant mix of colonial heritage and modern life.