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A view within Galle Fort on Sri Lanka's southern coast, the fortified colonial-era town first raised by the Portuguese and later rebuilt by the Dutch East India Company. The fort's walls and streets are preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Galle Fort2, Galle, 2012
Galle Fort2 2012 A view within Galle Fort on Sri Lanka's southern coast, the fortified colonial-era town first raised by the Portuguese and later rebuilt by the Dutch East India Company. The fort's walls and streets are preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Galle Fort ramparts and sea, Galle, 2012
Galle Fort ramparts and sea 2012 The ramparts of Galle Fort overlooking the sea on Sri Lanka's southern coast. Built up over centuries by Portuguese and Dutch colonial powers, the fort's sea walls were designed to defend the harbor town and remain largely intact today.