As South Asia's tallest structure, Colombo's 350-meter Lotus Tower is a modern architectural marvel offering breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the city skyline and the Indian Ocean.

Why visit Lotus tower

• Symbolic Design: The tower's design is inspired by the lotus flower. This symbolizes purity and the flourishing development of Sri Lanka. The tower base resembles a lotus throne.
• Tallest in South Asia: At 351.5 meters, the Lotus Tower is the tallest self-supported structure in South Asia. It is also ranked as the 11th tallest in Asia and 19th tallest in the world.
• Multi-Functional Hub: The tower is a mixed-use building. It houses a telecommunications museum, a revolving restaurant, an auditorium, a ballroom, and an observation deck. It is designed to be a major tourist and commercial center.
• Revolving Restaurant: The tower has a revolving fine-dining restaurant. It is located at a height of 234.2 meters. The restaurant completes a full rotation in 90 minutes, providing a constantly changing view of the city.
• Advanced Electronic Communication: The tower's antenna mast is a major innovation. It is designed to accommodate a large number of television broadcasting companies, FM broadcasters, and telecommunication service providers. This makes it a crucial hub for the country's electronic communications.