Ahangama er en kystby i det sydlige Sri Lanka, kendt for sine fredfyldte strande og pulserende surfscene. Dens maleriske landskaber, palmeomkransede kyster og traditionelle pælefiskeri skaber en unik charme. Rejsende tiltrækkes af Ahangamas afslappede atmosfære, hvilket gør den til en populær destination for afslapning og vandsport.
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Villa Modarawattha is a beautifully restored 150-year-old Asian bungalow situated on the serene banks of Koggala Lake in Ahangama, Sri Lanka. This historic villa offers guests a tranquil retreat amidst lush lawns, pergolas, and blossom-dressed ponds, creating an ambiance reminiscent of a bygone era.
Location:
Nestled in Ahangama, the villa is ideally positioned along the picturesque Koggala Lake, renowned for its mangrove-lined shores and tiny islands, including the famous Madolduwa Island. This setting provides a peaceful backdrop for relaxation and exploration.
Accommodation:
Villa Modarawattha features four luxury bedrooms, each furnished with four-poster beds and en suite bathrooms equipped with hot and cold running water. The rooms are designed to maintain a refreshing airflow, enhancing the retreat-like atmosphere for guests.
Facilities:
Guests can enjoy dining in a cozy dining room or on a breezy terrace, with a menu offering a range of culinary delights from Sri Lankan and Asian to Continental cuisines. Specialties include seafood appetizers and traditional rice and curry dishes. For a more intimate experience, private garden dinners overlooking Koggala Lake can be arranged.
Excursions:
The villa's proximity to Koggala Lake allows guests to partake in various activities, such as:
Boat Rides:Explore the lake's mangrove ecosystems and visit its small islands, including Cinnamon Island and the historically significant Madolduwa Island.
Bird Watching:The lake's rich biodiversity makes it a haven for bird enthusiasts, offering opportunities to observe a variety of exotic bird species in their natural habitat.
Cultural Visits:Discover the local culture by visiting nearby attractions, such as the Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Museum, which provides insights into Sri Lankan heritage.
