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Sep 16, 2022
Often described as a Chinese built 'white elephant', Sri Lanka opens 350-metre tall Lotus Tower to public on September 15.
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The tower, constructed at a cost of $113 million, is loacted in central Colombo.
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A 200 rupee ticket would allow 20 minutes of sight seeing on the observation deck on the 29th floor.
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The revolving restaurant on the 27th floor operates on roller based technology with diners allowed to have a 360 degree view of the Colombo city.
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Most of the functions and activities on the tower are not yet fully functional.
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The picture shows an exterior view of the Chinese-built Lotus Tower in Colombo.
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People visit the Sri Lankan 'white elephant' Chinese-built Lotus Tower after it was opened for public in Colombo.
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The picture shows the city skyline as pictured from the observation deck of the Chinese-built Lotus Tower in Colombo.
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The tower premises is to be rented out to potential business partners for trade and services.
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