Colombo in the Tuk Tuk
Colombo Comes Alive
Discover Colombo’s captivating contrasts in just four hours. From ancient temples to colonial-era architecture, bustling markets to peaceful waterfront parks—this tour reveals the diverse soul of Sri Lanka’s commercial capital. Travel comfortably in our iconic blue tuk tuk safari with a licensed guide who brings two decades of local knowledge to every street corner.
Tour Duration: 4 Hours
Rate: $5 per person per hour
Availability: Daily
Recommended Departure: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM or 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
What You'll Experience
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Visit one of Colombo's most important Buddhist temples, featuring an eclectic blend of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, and Chinese architectural styles. Explore the museum filled with gifts from devotees worldwide.
Fort & Pettah
Fort & Pettah Districts
Begin in the historic heart of Colombo, where grand colonial buildings from Dutch, Portuguese, and British eras stand alongside modern commerce. Navigate through Pettah's labyrinthine markets bursting with textiles, spices, electronics, and local life.
Colombo National Museum
Colombo National Museum
Step into Sri Lanka's largest and oldest museum, housed in a stunning colonial-era building. Discover ancient royal regalia, intricate masks, traditional art, and fascinating artifacts that tell the story of Sri Lanka's rich 2,500-year history. A perfect blend of culture and heritage in the heart of the city.
Independence Square
Independence Square
Visit the national monument commemorating Sri Lanka's independence from British rule in 1948, set in a peaceful park with impressive architecture.
Old Parliament
Old Parliament
Admire heritage buildings including the Old Parliament, Colombo Fort railway station, and other architectural gems from the colonial period.
Sri Ponnambalam Vanesar Kovil (Hindu Temple)
Sri Ponnambalam Vanesar Kovil
Hindu Kovil
Experience the colorful artistry of Colombo's Hindu temples with their intricate carvings, vibrant deities, and towering gopurams. These sacred spaces showcase Sri Lanka's rich religious diversity and offer a glimpse into centuries-old traditions still thriving today.