The combination of a peaceful setting near the paddy fields and the Rumassala Wildlife Sanctuary, along with the proximity to two stunning beaches, truly makes it a hidden gem for nature-loving travelers. The privacy and seclusion make it perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway. The location of Casa Langur is truly unique, offering stunning views of a valley, paddy fields, and a nearby wildlife sanctuary. What makes it even more special is that it's just a 5-minute walk to two beautiful beaches. Additionally, guests have the wonderful opportunity to meet the local wildlife, particularly the Purple-faced leaf monkeys. These shy and well-behaved creatures are a delightful part of the experience at Casa Langur. Elevated Open-Air Deck: A 300-square-foot elevated open-air deck offers panoramic views of the valley, paddy fields, and wildlife sanctuary. This space is perfect for relaxing and soaking in the natural beauty of the surroundings. Tropical Garden: The property features a beautifully maintained small tropical garden, adding to the serene and picturesque environment. Viewpoint: A dedicated viewpoint provides breathtaking vistas of Galle Fort and the Indian Ocean, adding a unique touch to the already stunning landscape. "My wife is an excellent cook, and we're excited to offer guests a free Sri Lankan cooking lesson when they book a stay at our cottage for 7 days or more. Immerse yourself in the flavors of Sri Lanka and learn how to prepare authentic dishes in the comfort of our home during your stay at Casa Langur." The property is located at the end of a sub road, covers 60 perches, and offers a serene environment with only the sounds of birds and monkeys. The closest neighbor is 30 meters away and is described as a smiling Sri Lankan. At Casa Langur, you're truly immersed in nature. You might occasionally notice insects like ants on the deck. We avoid using chemicals to preserve the natural balance, and these little creatures are harmless and innocent. If you're enjoying some sweets, feel free to share a little with them. 😊 You might also spot land monitors in the garden. In Sri Lankan culture, these creatures are considered a sign of good fortune. Like the ants, they are also innocent and harmless.