Gas Paha Junction with a Bulllock cart, front of St. Paul's Oratory - Colombo, 1979
Gas Paha Junction is a prominent intersection located in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Situated near the bustling area of Gunasinghepura district, it serves as a key point for connecting various roads within the city. The name "Gas Paha" translates to "Five Gas" in Sinhala, which is believed to reference the five gas lamps that once lined the junction. Today, the area is known for its heavy traffic and proximity to commercial and residential areas. It plays an important role in Colombo's road network, linking the southern and eastern parts of the city, making it a notable landmark in the urban landscape.
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