Good place to learn about the Sri Lankan Village Culture.

Can see Natural village & villagers

Maintains is very poor. Need to do immediately renovation.

It is an important place, especially for school children. A beautiful place with educational value.

This place has a sales outset for traditional crafts and workshops with live demonstration of making traditional arts. There is also space provided for conducting music and dancing classes. Facilities... Read More are available for conducting meetings ...

"Ape gama" is a market place for handicraft communities in srilanka.it offers some valuable hand made items including clothes, crafts and foods.below i attached a phot of a wooden elephant... Read More which i bought for just only 800LKR (5 $). which ...

Been here twice. Very informative and good experience for younger generation. Noted that Most of the things are not maintained well and broken.

Ape gama is a great place to get knowledge on Sri Lankan village architecture , habbits norms and practices. Also they have a space which can be use as a wedding... Read More venue or as any other function venue. There classes on classical village music in some days.

Ape Gama provides an insight to the local arts and crafts produced in Sri Lankan traditional industries. It is planned as a model village with buildings constructed in an eco... Read More friendly manner, where each section promotes arts specific to an industry. The methodologies used to create a specific craft is also on display. There is ample space to roam about and a tranquil environment adjoining to Diyawannawa Lake. You can also purchase souvenirs for a reasonable price.

This will be my wedding venue!! This place has a super spacious parking lot and spacious reception hall. And it is all about the Sri Lankan culture. The staff is... Read More quite supportive but not very friendly. Food is not provided for events so you should order food from outside. The reception hall is very spacious and can accomodate around 300 people. Air conditioned. The tables are made out of teak wood, and the overall look is wooden. Around the reception hall there are some craft shops, model ancient houses and characters. Great place to hang out for young parents if you are trying to give your child a touch of sri lankan culture. Situated in a convenient place to access.

Recreation of life in a Sri Lankan village with houses made of mud enclosed with twig fences, to the figurines of men and women in demonstrating various way of life in village... Read More living is showcased in all the exhibits. Able to spend about 1 to 2 hours. Able to purchase reasonable price souvenir at the outdoor cart shops.

A classy place in Colombo, if you like to visit the olden Srilanka and eat some traditional food, this is the best place to go. This is the most relaxing... Read More spot to chill in the most busy city of the country.

This place does not operate the way it was designed at the start anymore. It has Laksala retail shop and 2 or 3 handcraft stalls. Renovations underway .Do not recommend... Read More for visits until renovations are over. However it has fine facilities for events organization if you like. ...

This is a cultural center where you can see some traditional Sri Lankan elements reminiscent of an old village. Unfortunately, the place is not as well maintained as it used... Read More to be, and many of the historical setups are no longer visible. If you're interested in purchasing Sri Lankan branded gifts, there is a Laksala outlet within the facility as well.

Nice place to have outdoor functions.

If you are visiting SL this is good place to learn about the sinhala village culture... I hope the new government can improve this place and take care of the... Read More people in this village...

It's a mode of village of srilanka. Very good place

very beatiful place, very kind people, very tasty food