Galle, a Southern capital of Sri Lanka, is renowned for its natural and cultural diversity. The city’s rich history showcases its resilience in the face of colonial powers and a devastating tsunami. Its strategic location and natural harbor turned it into an important trade post. The arrival of the Portuguese fleet in 1505 notably influenced Galle’s historical trajectory, followed by Dutch control in 1640, and British takeover in 1796. Each colonial power left a lasting legacy that has shaped the city’s development and character. 126 kilometers distance from Colombo