Amangalla
Amangalla occupies the New Oriental Hotel, built by the Dutch East India Company in 1684 inside the walls of Galle Fort — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 30 rooms and suites are arranged around a central courtyard, their interiors a study in colonial elegance: four-poster beds, antique Ceylon furniture, and hand-woven textiles. The Aman Spa draws on Ayurvedic traditions from the surrounding Galle district. Amangalla is the finest base for exploring the southern coast of Sri Lanka — the whale-watching grounds of Mirissa, the surf breaks of Weligama, and the ancient temples of the Galle district.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic fort is a living museum with charming streets, colonial buildings, and vibrant local life.
An iconic landmark within Galle Fort, offering panoramic views of the ocean and the fort walls.
A museum showcasing the maritime history of Sri Lanka, located within a historic warehouse inside Galle Fort.
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