Kosgoda

Kosgoda is a small coastal metropolis positioned in Southern Province in Sri Lanka. The region of Kosgoda is home to a population of nearly 3,000 humans. It is about seventy two kilometres south of Colombo and is situated at an elevation of one metreabove the ocean level. The location is turning into one of the maximum colourful traveller areas in Galle District in Sri Lanka due to the places beautiful seashores, Kosgoda Lagoon perfect area for looking birds and boat trips and the it's Turtles and Turtle hatcheries.

Kosgoda changed into traditionally related to the cultivation, fishing and production of cinnamon. Prior to the appearance of Europeans the Sinhala kings had been long been buying and selling in cinnamon, with Sri Lanka’s cinnamon taken into consideration to be the world’s greatest, selling on the European markets at a high charge. The maximum pleasant cinnamon coming from around Negombo, Colombo, Kalutara and Galle. The Portuguese were initially satisfied with the cinnamon produced by the Kotte kingdom, which had a royal monopoly on the alternate. They sooner or later multiplied cinnamon series, with each cinnamon peeler required to offer a specific quantity of cinnamon.