"Ape Gama" is a replica of old traditional village.its a good learning space for kids.cafeteria ,parking,museum are key attraction points.can spend a half day in peace.lot of items to watch.

Ape Gama is a living museum theme. It’s located near parliament. Entrance fee is 100 for locals. You can see Srilankan old village type of living styles etc. and also... Read More you can enjoy some Srilankan pol rotti, beli mal etc.

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A best cultural and natural like place near colombo for events.

Nice location with can bye traditional items. It can use for many functions.

That's was supew place mind relaxing and family outing and children playing. it's a biggest natural place ever. who's like to spend time with nature this place is yours.

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.

Nice place to have outdoor functions.

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.

"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 ...

very beatiful place, very kind people, very tasty food

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

Ape Gama in Sri Lanka is a replica of traditional old day Sri Lankan village. This is located in Battaramulla, close to “Diyatha Park”. Ape Gama displays traditional industries, village... Read More life style and how self-sufficient old day Sri Lankan society functions in those days. Formerly, this spot was known as the “Battaramulla Janakala Kendraya” that showcased local crafts. The entire area was revamped for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in 2013 to exhibit the fascinating aspects of historic Sri Lankan village life, complete with a bird-watching zone and a mini zoo. The outstanding recreation of life in a Sri Lankan village has been achieved with precision and attention to detail. It’s not too far from Colombo, situated at the Jana Kala Kendraya in Battaramulla. From the well kempt garden to the many houses made of mud enclosed with wattles, to the figurines of men and women in many postures, the concept has been brought to fruition with much meticulousness. The simplicity and plainness that typifies village living is showcased in all the exhibits. “Ape Gama in Sri Lanka” attracts throngs of visitors each week seeking a short break in a unique venue.

Great arrangement. Can stay few hours and entertain. .

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.

Great place.. the people in there lives just as the past people and they explain about the past to us when we go there.. And there is a new... Read More place called THE SNAKE HOUSE with snakes..

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 ...

Nothing special to see except the buildings , museums and gift shop etc. but the traditional arts that the supports are unbelievable. It’s a good place for a child to... Read More go learn our traditional arts and crafts, music, dancing etc