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southern district 01 (matara)

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  Matara,  A city on Sri Lanka's southern coast, offers a blend of historical, cultural, and natural attractions, with must-visit places including the  Star Fort, Weherahena Temple, Polhena Beach, and Dondra Head Lighthouse .   Why is Matara famous? Matara's main attractions are  its ramparts, Dutch architecture, a well-preserved fort and its street life . Parey Dewa (Rock in Water) or Paravi Dupatha temple is a relatively modern Buddhist temple on Pigeon Island (a small offshore island) in front of the city. Yes, Matara is worth visiting in Sri Lanka because of its history, culture, and beaches .   Why visit Matara? History :  Visit the Star Fort, a 6-pointed star fort built by the Dutch in 1765. The fort was restored and now houses a museum about Matara's history.   Culture :  Explore the Dutch architecture, ramparts, and street life.  Matara is home to several cultures and colonial monuments.   Beaches :  Enjoy the uncrowded...
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MOST POPULAR VISIT PLACES SOUTHERN SRI LANKA

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  The "down south" or Southern Province of Sri Lanka, known for its beaches and relaxed atmosphere, includes cities like  Galle, Matara,Tangalle,Dickwella, Hikkaduwa, Unawatuna, Mirissa, and Hambantota .   The south coast of Sri Lanka covers the area from the beaches just east of Galle down to the port of Hambantota . The beaches here are generally far less touristy than those of the busier west coast; it's not unusual to find yourself alone on long, dreamy stretches of palm-fringed sand, especially east of Matara. If you’ve traveled around Asia and spent any time in Sri Lanka, you’re likely to have noticed that this beautiful island nation in the Indian Ocean is incredibly easy to travel in compared to its more intense neighbors. After two visits, I know I’d happily go back because there’s just so much to see and do in Sri Lanka, the nature in Sri Lanka is fantastic, the people are friendly, the tourism infrastructure is top-notch, and it’s quite affordable to travel in....
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