10 THINGS TO DO IN NEGOMBO - SRILANKA

 Negombo has its sand, its own fish request, in fact two, its escapism and awful people coupled with a lot of cool effects todo.However, then are ten of them, If you ’re looking for some delightful effects to do in Negombo including great places to visit and witness. 

 

 01 Be a original in Negombo 

 effects To Do NegomboIn other words, through kindly

 different – be a rubberneck, not a sightseer! Be robotic. While you ’re covering the companion- book lodestones , suppose about the forgotten destinations, too. Get out of your comfort zone and WALK! Yes, rather of getting into an air conditioned trainer, locals walk. They cycle in their diurnallife.However, hire a bike for a day and paddle around the megacity, If it’s possible. You'll meet a lot of intriguing people. The senior people are so fantastic and they will partake a lot of effects about the culture, and traditions of Negombo. Stay in a hotel and meet other trippers

 

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 02 Morning Walk Through The Dutch Canal 

 Dutch Canal NegomboThe Dutch Canal is a awful place, especially in mornings. Walk along the lately rebuilt pavements and you'll see a lot of small andmid-sized boats passing through the conduit.

  Fiberglass boats being fixed to away. A many cloth racks in front of old, beautiful rustic walls and hipster road art. After all, the Dutch conduit isn't just a conduit that’s too long. 

03 Escape to Morawala Beach 

  Morawala sand is one. It’s about a 20 nanosecond walk(2.5 km) from Negombo Lagoon and sounded to attract both locals and nonnatives. There’s space just to relax. And unlike other strands in Negombo, it’s clean so you can take a dip.

  

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 04 Brunching Original 

 There are numerous original kades( small shops) – we Sri Lankans call them “ hospices ” – serving traditional Sinhala and Tamil food. you can  walke into a small shop serving Jaffna food

 

 05 Buy Some Fish from The Original Fish Market 

 Still, like how the super cool guys do in Hangover caravansaries, why not buy a many fishes, If your hotel/ hostel allows you to cook. One is positioned around the lagoon, called ‘ lellama, ’ and was a busy. It’s a place full of lot of fun and excitement. Fishers, bumblers, consumers – you'll meet all kind of people then. 

 

 The other fish request was near the ocean and right on the sand. It’s a place full of original fishers stretching out long hauls and long hauls of fish to dry in the sun so they come ‘ dry fish ’ – we call them ‘ karawala. ’ A dry fish curry tastes oh- so-good. A must- try if you're visiting Sri Lanka. 

06 Soak into the Architectural Wonderland 

  Negombo is a place with social armature and it’s substantially visible in their beautiful churches.St. Mary’s Church on Main Street was one of the places we fell in love with. Negombo has a maturity of Roman Catholics and thus, you'll find a church in every road you walk by. 

 Sebastian’s Church is another beautiful place where you feel yourself at peace.  

 

 07 Negombo Bazaar 

 Negombo Emporium – the ultimate request of overflowing anything and everything – does n’t always be. Consider yourself lucky if it happens once you ’re grounded in Negombo. It’s a cheerful place full of intriguing corners and people with big smiles. An giant hippie pant then costsRs. 300. Serve yourself a glass full of ‘ saruwath ’ drink and say hi to this joe dealing Sri Lankans spices if you see him coming time. 

 Still, there are numerous cafes with quirky scenery in Negombo, If you need a cuppa and a place to just relax for a while. But the Icebear Century Café on Main Street was our favorite, and fluently accessible. It’s a commodious café serving galettes, tea, coffee and fresh authorities coupled with quirky air. A mug of coffee or tea then's aroundRs. 250 – 300. 

 

 08 Take The Fast Track to Cultural spots 

 

 Before the dust, make your way to Angurukaramulla Temple, a beautiful Buddhist tabernacle bedded with history and culture. One corner of the tabernacle is oils of Sri Lankan fiefdoms – from the first king to the veritably last in Kandyan Era. There’s a little place called “ apaaya ”( hell) inside the tabernacle. Pay no further thanRs. 100 at the entrance and discover yourself what the hell is this hell! 

 

 On Sea Street, there are two beautiful Hindu tabernacles. Kaaliamman Kovil and Sri Vinayagamurthi Temple – two various places that speak culture, traditions and history. There were too plantain( banana) shops brought and kept in front of the Kaaliamman Kovil. Plantain Trees in Hinduism symbolizes eternal life and race of out- spring. 

 09 Sunset at Negombo Lagoon 

 There are numerous locals operating boat tenures through the lagoon. And we suppose evening – around4.30 or 5 pm is the stylish time to visit the lagoon. Why? Because there’s no evening like a Sri Lankan evening. And you'll noway get enough of them, especially since this bone

 is in a boat around a lagoon in a bustling megacity. You'll be taken to a many small islets in the lagoon and will have a chance at feeding the fishes. Anticipate to payRs. 3000 for one person. 

10 Eat, Drink and Repeat! 

 

 will bring a little too important but if you ’ve saved enough plutocrat, head into a cantina

 or a seafood eatery. Walk along the ocean road and you'll find a plenitude of options.  

 Negombo isn't just a hole spot before you say farewell to this sundrenched islet. It’s indeed, a various place with awful people, vibrant and so full of life. We hope you spend a many days in Negombo, find your freedom and soak up the atmosphere of this bustling megacity.