Ariyapala Mask Museum
Ariyapala Mask Museum, located in Ambalangoda, is dedicated to Sri Lanka’s traditional mask-making craft. The museum showcases an impressive collection of intricately designed masks used in local dance performances, rituals, and ceremonies.

Visitors can learn about the history and significance of each mask, see the detailed craftsmanship involved, and observe artisans at work. The museum also offers insights into the cultural heritage of Sri Lankan mask traditions and provides a unique opportunity to appreciate and purchase authentic handcrafted masks.

General Tsunami Museum and Monument
The General Tsunami Museum and Monument, located in Hikkaduwa, is dedicated to the tragic 2004 tsunami that struck Sri Lanka. The museum provides an informative and poignant look at the disaster's impact, with exhibits including photographs, personal stories, and artifacts from the tsunami.

The attached monument commemorates the lives lost and honors the resilience of the affected communities. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the event's significance and pay their respects at this important site.