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Plan language: 日本語The top things to do in Sri Lanka begin with climbing the 200 meter high Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a fifth century citadel with frescoes and mirror walls. Explore the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in Kandy, which houses the Buddha's tooth. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot leopards and elephants at Yala National Park, covering nearly 979 square kilometers.


Galle
Wander through 500 years of layered history inside a 1.6-kilometer wall where 4,000 people still live, work, and go to school. Taste cinnamon-laced Dutch curry, watch boys dive off the ramparts at sunset, and explore lanes where Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences collide.
クイックファクト: Over 500 years of colonial history are layered inside these 1.6-kilometer walls, from the Portuguese who built the original structure to the Dutch who fortified it and the British who took over later. The ramparts encircle a living city with 4,000 residents, not just a tourist site, complete with courts, schools, and houses of worship for multiple faiths.
見どころ: At 5:30 PM every evening, local boys leap 10 meters off the main rampart into the Indian Ocean below, a daily ritual that's been happening for generations. Join the crowd of residents and travelers perched on the wall to watch the sunset paint the old Dutch warehouses and the lighthouse gold while crickets begin their evening chorus.
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Kavum is an oil cake made from rice flour and treacle, deep fried into a unique flower-like shape. It is the most essential sweet for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year festival.

Watalappam is a steamed coconut custard made with jaggery, eggs, and cardamom, brought to Sri Lanka by Malay immigrants. It has a rich, dense texture similar to creme caramel.

Kokis is a crispy, deep-fried cookie made from rice flour and coconut milk, shaped like a flower using a special metal mold. Its name comes from the Dutch word "koekjes," meaning cookies.

Kottu Roti is made by chopping roti flatbread on a hot griddle with vegetables, eggs, and meat while clanging two metal blades together in a rhythmic performance. It is Sri Lanka's most popular street food.

A traditional Sri Lankan Rice and Curry meal includes multiple small curries, sambols, and chutneys on one plate, with no two curries tasting the same. The secret is using freshly ground spices like Ceylon cinnamon and cardamom.

Hoppers are bowl-shaped pancakes made from fermented rice flour and coconut milk batter, cooked in a small wok. The crispy edges and soft spongy center make them perfect for dipping in lunu miris, a spicy onion sambol.

King Coconut water is naturally sweet and rich in electrolytes, making it a popular refreshment sold by roadside vendors across Sri Lanka. Unlike regular coconuts, the King Coconut has bright orange skin and is never used for its flesh.

Ceylon Tea is globally renowned for its bold flavor and bright color, grown in Sri Lanka's central highlands. It is often served with milk and sugar, but true connoisseurs drink it black to appreciate the unique terroir.

Faluda is a layered cold dessert drink containing rose syrup, milk, jelly cubes, basil seeds, and vanilla ice cream. It is a beloved treat during hot Sri Lankan summers and is served with a long spoon to scoop up all the toppings.
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