Sat in Sri Lanka’s central highlands, Kandy is a UNESCO World Heritage city renowned for its sacred temples, lush gardens, and breathtaking landscapes.

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Temple of Tooth Relic

The Temple of the Tooth Relic is believed to house the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha. Located within the Royal Palace complex of Kandy, this temple attracts pilgrims, monks, and travelers from around the world.

Why Visit?

• Witness sacred Buddhist rituals and ceremonies.

• Admire intricate Kandyan architecture, golden shrines, and ancient murals.

• Learn about the cultural and spiritual significance of the tooth relic.

According to legend, the tooth relic was smuggled to Sri Lanka from India in the 4th century AD, hidden in the hair of a princess to protect it from destruction.

SRI DALADA MALIGAWA | A UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Royal Botanical Garden

Spanning 147 acres, the Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens is a horticultural wonderland, home to over 4,000 plant species, including rare orchids, towering palm avenues, and giant bamboo groves.

Why Visit?

• Walk through the stunning Royal Palm Avenue, a perfect photo spot.

• Visit the Orchid House, showcasing over 300 varieties of orchids.

• See the massive Javan Fig Tree, which spreads across over 2,500 square meters.

The gardens were once reserved exclusively for the Kandyan royal family and later expanded by the British in the 19th century.

Peradeniya | Sri Lanka’s Largest Botanical Garden

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Kadugannawa Tea Factory

Sri Lanka is renowned for its Ceylon tea, and no visit to Kandy is complete without experiencing the tea-making process first-hand. At the Kadugannawa Tea Factory, you’ll see how fresh tea leaves are transformed into the world’s finest brews.

Guided Tour

Guided tour of the entire tea production process—from plucking to packaging.

Taste Fresh Tea

Enjoy a tea-tasting session featuring different Ceylon tea varieties.

Opportunity to purchase high-quality tea directly from the source.

Grades & Flavours

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Sri Lanka was once the world’s largest tea exporter. The country’s tea industry was pioneered by James Taylor, a British planter who introduced commercial tea cultivation in the 1860s.