We were broke and beat up. Six days of constant move. Not exactly the kind of break new parents would hope for, but I knew I’d regret it if we simply lazed in one set of coordinates.
Four UNESCO World Heritage Sites ticked, and we were to visit the fifth and last on our list. Sri Lanka actually has eight sites that have been inscribed. Unfortunately, we had to give the remaining three a pass.
Because there’s no admission fee required, plus we had time to kill before our train to Colombo (where we were to stay at a couchsurfer’s house on our last night in the country) arrives, we pushed on with the idea of exploring Galle Fort.
It capped off the whole trip pretty well.
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it has to be boudin bread + clam chowder…..even locals would partake.
Stunning photos – what a great way to cap off the trip!
Torsten @ http://www.mightytravels.com
love the vibe.
walang vibe.lol.chillax na chillax
Reminded me of Intramuros 🙂