Mango House

No 03, Leyn Bann Cross Street, Galle, 8000, Sri Lanka | Hotel

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A thousand words

A travel blog entry by lindasmejkal

There have been far too many exceptional moments during this trip to pick a favorite in any category. The Singhalese people were happy and smiling, liked Americans, respected grandmothers and helped Carmen and I in any way they could. They were eager to share their remarkable country and heritage and proud of the variety that is within this one full-of-wonders island. A picture says a thousand words so I will attach several to this ...

Galle, a town of many sensations

A travel blog entry by lindasmejkal

... is a UNESCO site so it should retain it's charm and the crumbling parts will be appropriately restored. I, of course, hate the little boutiques, cafes, and artsy charm of the place. Guess there are many ex- pats who have decided to be a part of this mini community. Carmen and I have combed every street and taken a hundred photos, we love it! Note to teacher-type children---I saw a sign for an International School on one of the ...

Sep 25 - 28 Galle

A travel blog entry by jiskahoward

After spending 4 days in Colombo it's time to move on to Galle in the south of Sri Lanka. During one of the first matches I met a new friend, Granville, and after he heard we were going to Galle and didn't have our transportation sorted, he offered to take us to Galle. So we leave early so Granville can take us to Galle and still get back to work. We arrive in Galle and the hotel is in a bit of a strange looking street. We are staying in Surfcity ...

Day 28 - Tally Ho....Onward to Sri Lanka

A travel blog entry by rick_and_mandy

... towel. Our drivers name is Mr Gayan, who is to become our personal escort over the next few days. Very safe driving around the outskirts of Colombo with a bit of sightseeing along the way, a truck carrying two elephants, a colourful array of Saris, tuk tuks everywhere and cows in the middle of the road, Mr Gayan told us about the yellow markings in the middle of the road, they're meant to be for pedestrians, a "safe" zone - the people dont use them tho, but the cows ...