We went on a
field trip to Galle fort on 15th of October 2015.
Galle fort is
nice area. I was shocked when I enter to Galle fort. Because I felt like I
entered to the foreign country so many foreigners walking here and there and
there were few local people. It was nice experience to me.
For an example:
If anyone wants
to repair or do any construction works within Galle fort they cannot do
anything without the permission of archeology department, urbancouncil, Galle
heritage foundation, Coastal conservation department. First of all they want to
consult a consultant to get idea and permission. With their permission they can
start the work. These types of rules are the main thing for the protection of
Galle fort. So it is hard to destroy the historical values.
In this case we
want to consider other side also. Because of the rules thepublic were facing so
many problems. Archeology department collect the consultant fees about 1-3
lucks for only the consulting. Because of this public cannot bare this
situation and they living within damaged house or they try to do that
illegally. As a student we should try to find the solution for the public, but
we want to consider the historical value also.
After lunch I
walked around the entire Galle Fort area. The climate was very sunny but I
walked around the area. The climate did not an effect for me that time.Because
that Galle for area is very nice and charm for me.It was different from other
cities in Sri Lanka and I never being this kind of place before.
That area is
very amazing area. When I climbed to that rampart of the Dutch fort I was
shock, because I saw the entire Galle Fort and beach side. On that time I watch
the live cricket tournament. It also amazing experience for me.

When we look at the architectural value of Galle fort still we can
see the architectural value. They did not destroy the architectural values.
They loving it and trying to protect them. We also want to give the support to
protect those. We can conduct awareness programs and encourage the peoples,
students to conserve the historical values.
This field trip
is a nice and enjoyable trip for me.

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