
Viharamahadevi Park
Viharamahadevi Park
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Relaxed park with jogging trails, kids play areas, space for picnics & activities like cycling.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Relaxed park with jogging trails, kids play areas, space for picnics & activities like cycling.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Nirmal Kumar M — 3 weeks ago
Viharamahadevi Park is a beautiful and refreshing green oasis in the heart of Colombo, offering a perfect escape from the city’s busy pace. As the largest and oldest public park in Sri Lanka, it holds both historical significance and natural charm, making it a must-visit spot for locals and tourists alike. The park is exceptionally well maintained, with wide walking paths, lush lawns, colorful flower beds, and tall, shady trees that create a calm and relaxing atmosphere. The central Buddha statu
**★★★★★ Gaurav Kejriwal — a month ago
Very peaceful picnic spot for locals, enjoyed an ice cream as I strolled through beautiful landscape and kids playing along. It also has a Buddha’s idol which looks quite stunning.
**★★★★★ Mohamed Yakeen — 2 months ago
Viharamahadevi Park is one of Colombo’s most relaxing and beautiful public spaces. The park offers wide green lawns, tall shade trees, and peaceful walking paths ideal for morning jogs or evening strolls. The fountains and flower areas add a calming atmosphere. It’s family-friendly, with a children’s play area and plenty of seating. The park is usually clean and well-maintained, and the surrounding area feels safe and lively. It’s a great place to unwind, take photos, or enjoy a quiet break in
**★★★★★ MiVa — 5 months ago
This park is truly beautiful and peaceful. Spending 30 minutes to an hour walking around, relaxing, and enjoying the scenery is highly recommended. Be sure to check out the two statues in the park — and take a moment to read about their history beforehand to enrich your experience.
**★★★★☆ hajar sadeghi — a week ago
The park was large and peaceful, full of different birds, crows, and squirrels. It was peaceful to walk there. There were also some elephants and horses kept at the end of the park, but I wasn't happy to see them at all because they were all chained to their feet and the horses were in the sun and had no shade. Overall, I think this is against animal welfare and animals belong in nature.










