Visitor Guidelines
Number 11
Tour times are Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.; Saturday, 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Sunday, 11:00 a.m. Please note that we are unable to accommodate late arrivals.
Tour groups operated by third parties are not allowed. Group tours can be booked on +94 (0)114 337 335 or at admin@geoffreybawa.org
The Geoffrey Bawa Trust reserves the rights of admission and management of group sizes. Tour duration is 45 minutes.
Entrance fee of LKR 2,500 (local rate) or LKR 5,000 (foreign rate) per person to be paid before the tour begins (cash payment only, in Sri Lankan Rupees).
No outside food or beverages are permitted within the premises.
Visitors under the age of 14 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
All backpacks, equipment and large bags should be checked at the office.
Mobile phones and other electronic devices must be turned on silent mode.
To help make everyone’s visit a pleasant one, please follow the curator or guide at all times.
In consideration of other visitors, please refrain from talking on a mobile phone or with each other during the tour.
Please do not touch or lean against any objects in the premises.
Photography is allowed without the use of flash or tripods of the entrance, hallway, office, guest suite and terrace; publication or commercial use of photographs is only permissible if expressed approval has been obtained from the Geoffrey Bawa Trust.
Video recording of any part of the house or of the documentary film is not permitted.
The Geoffrey Bawa Trust takes no responsibility for visitors’ personal effects.
Visitors are requested to park their vehicles on Bagatelle Road as parking facilities on the 33rd Lane are not available.
For security reasons, Number 11 is under video surveillance.
The Geoffrey Bawa Trust reserves the right to ask visitors who do not cooperate with the above guidelines to leave the premises.
Lunuganga
All backpacks, equipment and large bags should be checked at the office.
No outside food or beverages are permitted in the premises.
Photography is allowed without the use of flash or tripods; publication or
commercial use of photographs is only permissible if expressed approval has
been obtained from the Lunuganga Trust.Please do not touch or lean against any objects in the premises.
Separate tickets are issued for Lunuganga Garden and No. 5 at Lunuganga;
students with valid student IDs may purchase a discounted ticket.Cellular phones and other electronic devices must be turned on silent mode;
the garden and its environs are a quiet space.Please be advised that visitors must exercise extreme caution as the grounds
are slippery and may include the occasional serpent or crocodile visitor!The Lunuganga Trust takes no responsibility for visitors’ personal effects.
The Trust reserves the rights of admission and management of group sizes.
The Lunuganga Trust reserves the right to ask visitors who do not corporate
with the above guidelines to leave the premises.