Residence Kuruniyavilla Whole house with Garden

The house is built for a single family without air conditioning, with all amenities, two bedrooms, a furnished living room, a refrigerator and a fully equipped kitchen. Free parking, 5 minutes to restaurants and night markets, 30 meters to Unawatuna Post Office, 100 meters to all transport facilities and five minutes (wifi) internet access to Unawatuna Beach and Jungle Beach. This house with balcony views. The space This shelter is located at the foot of the Rumassala hillside and can be reached within minutes in a way that naturalization, from natural saturation. The ancient Unawatuna beach can be reached within 10 minutes and the ancient forts of Galle can be reached within a very short time. From the apartment, you can reach Jungle Beach in a walk of about 30 minutes, and within a few minutes, you can reach the famous beaches. ( Devata, Dalawella, Habaraduwa, Ahangama, Hikkaduwa, Weligama, Mirissa, Thangalla ) You can reach public transport within 5 minutes and can be easily reached for recreational activities. There is also various resource area for educational activities in the area and explorations. Rumassala Sanctuary, Wilderness Swamps, easy to study from this lodging, the exploration of corals in the coastal belt of the Indian Ocean is also a good place. This area, with an abundance of ancient places of worship, is a peaceful village with a sense of hospitality. The restaurants in this area are plenty of mobile marketing outlets. This area has trained people in the fishing industry and is also well-known for the tourism industry. Rumassala Yet another place to be toured regarding Sri Lankan tourism sites are Rumassala. In the colonial era, it was known as 'Buona Vista' (pleasant view). The legendary chronicle ‘Ramayana’ proclaims that ‘Rumassala’ is a chunk of the Himalayan Mountains in India. Rumassala Hill gives you a beautiful view of the southern coast of Galle. Colonials used Rumassala as a watering point to fill their crafts with fresh water. Even today we can see the Surplus of the jetty. By the way, now it has become a service centre for ships and crafts. The Rumassala forest has a vast collection of biodiversity. It is yet another home to mammals, birds, insects, and reptiles. Some of the indigenous and endemic animals and plants survived in the jungle. The ocean is quite rich with coral reefs and sea biodiversity. Tourists can snorkel, dive and explore the underwater biodiversity. However, the Rumassala mountain range and the coral reefs have been ensured. Rumassala is the best place to spend and enjoy your weekends leisurely. The epic ‘Ramayana’ reveals beautiful folklore. Occasionally King Ravana and Rama were on the battlefields; lots of soldiers of Rama’s army get wounded and injured. Therefore Rama was pleased that the Monkey King ‘Hanuman’ brought a few medicinal herbs from the Himalayan Mountains. The herbs were namely Mritasanjeevani, Bidhalayakarani, Suvarnakarani, and Sanghani. But Hanuman couldn’t recognize those listed herbs. So that he brought back a part of the gigantic Himalayan Mountains. Henceforward finding the required herbs, Hanuman threw away the rest of the mountain part. Today this part of Himalayan Mountain, fallen to Sri Lanka is known as Rumassala. So that there is no doubt that there are medicinal herbs. The solemn shrine, the Japanese peace pagoda was gifted by Japanese monk Nichidatsu Fuji thero; founder of the Nipponzan – Myohoji Nikaya in Japan. It has added some colours to Rumassala Mountain. Thus a giant statue of Hanuman is built at the Peace Pagoda temple. Even today devotees visit this statue and worship ‘Hanuma’ (Hanuman is believed to be a God now). A panoramic view of Galle Bay and the Indian Ocean will entertain you at the top of this hill. The reef also supports the fishermen in the area to catch fish. You will see the traditional fishermen engaged in their fishing duties. So far it is more legitimate for family trips and picnics. Please remind us not to disturb the biodiversity of Rumassala. Galle Dutch Fort 2.5Km from our resort Residence Kuruniyavilla The city of Galle in Sri Lanka plays a significant role in Sri Lankan Tourism. The Dutch fort of Galle is arguably the most interesting among both Local and Foreign travellers. It was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in Sri Lanka. Galle Dutch Fort has a long history. This glorious fort was first built by the Portuguese in 1588. Remarkably it had been marked in Ptolemy's world map illustrated around 125-150 A.D. At that time this fort situated in Galle Bay was a quite busy port. The fort was retained by Dutch in the 17th century. It was visited by the Chinese, Greeks, Arabs, and Indians for business and commercial trading purposes. The Dutch fort of Galle is also called ‘Ramparts of Galle’. The name Galle is generated from the Dutch word ‘Gallus’ using chicken. Another version is that there was a big stable made for cattle. My neighbours are very peaceful and humble. Friendly. The neighbours who are aware of the area are often surrounded by peace and security I have studied up to an Advance level at St. Benedict's College, Kotahena. I am a member of several sports teams in college, and the game is my favourite sport. I like the free lifestyle and I am a father of two children. My place of residence is the Kurunagala, and my father and mother were born in the Southern province. Guest access You have all the household appliances and the whole house to yourself, you can use the washing machine once a day, but you have to pay $2 one time to use it again on the same day Other things to note This house, which is managed under a single owner, can speak and change whatever you want, and Also I am always close to home and ready to assist you and help when needed, the home key can be handed over from the house.