The Tsunami Museum, located in Telwatta near Hikkaduwa, offers a poignant and educational experience about the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. The museum is built in memory of the lives lost and the communities affected by the disaster. Visitors can explore exhibits that include photographs, personal stories, and artifacts recovered from the tsunami, providing insight into the scale of the tragedy and the resilience of the survivors. Guided tours often share local accounts and explain the science behind tsunamis, making it both an emotional and informative visit. The museum serves as a reminder of the power of nature and the importance of preparedness, while also highlighting the strength and recovery of the Sri Lankan coastal communities.