Communication near kollupitiya

Kollupitiya is a multi-religious and multi-ethnic area.
The major ethnic communities in Kollupitiya are Sri Lankan Moors, Sinhalese, and Sri Lankan Tamils.
There are also various minorities, such as:

Kollupitiya Market was known among Colombo 's diplomatic corps as the best place in Colombo to buy fresh fruits and vegetables, a good fillet, meats and poultry.
The Gallery is situated in prime real estate at Green Path (now Ananda Coomarasamy Mawatha) Colombo 3.

The land was purchased by Rev.
John McKenny on 12th September, 1825.
The church became a newly formed dedicated church on 10th July, 1896.
The church, with its steeple pointing up, and illuminated cross at night, occupies a prominent place at the Kollupitiya Junction.
The church is something spoken of as the "Cathedral of Methodism" in Sri Lanka.

Kollupitiya, one hundred and thirty two years ago, was not the residential area it is today, with broad tree-lined avenues, and the wide Galle Road running along the sea front.
Kollupitya was a village with narrow tracks, cinnamon gardens and a sparse population.