Negombo, a vibrant coastal city in Sri Lanka, is notable for its proximity to the international airport and its rich history tied to the fishing industry and Dutch colonialism, evidenced by sites like the Dutch Canal and Fort. Known as “Little Rome” due to its numerous ornate Catholic churches, the city also features significant Buddhist, Hindu, and Muslim landmarks. The golden beaches are complemented by attractions such as the Muthurajawela Wetlands, appealing to nature enthusiasts. Notably, the Dutch Canal, extending 100 km, remains functional, offering unique boat rides around Negombo and its suburbs.                  

40 kilometers distance from Colombo