• Susantha Spice and Herbal Garden - Experience Sri Lanka’s famous spices right at their origin. Visit a spice garden where the aromas of cinnamon, pepper, cardamom, nutmeg, and mace captivate the senses. Visitors gain insight into the ancient spice production industry that drew European and Asian merchants to Sri Lanka’s historic ports.

Explore the spice and herbal garden to deepen your understanding of Sri Lanka’s traditional Ayurvedic medicines and local spices. Witness the process and herbs used in creating herbal medicines and spices. Local Ayurvedic medicines and spices are also available for purchase here.

• Geragama Estate Road - Tea Plantations & Factories of Sri Lanka

Tea production is a major source of foreign exchange for Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), contributing 2% to the GDP and generating over US $1.5 billion in 2013. It provides employment for over 1 million people, with 215,338 directly employed on tea plantations and estates in 1995. Tea planting by smallholders offers jobs for thousands and is the primary livelihood for many families. Sri Lanka ranks as the world’s fourth-largest tea producer. The highest production of 340 million kg was recorded in 2013, with a slight decrease to 338 million kg in 2014.

The country’s central highlands, with their humidity, cool temperatures, and rainfall, create an ideal climate for producing high-quality tea.

• Royal Botanical Gardens - Royal Botanical Garden, Peradeniya;

The Royal Botanic Garden, also known as the Peradeniya Gardens, is renowned for its 300+ varieties of orchids, medicinal plants, herbs, and spices. The garden’s origins date back to 1371 during King Wickramabah III’s reign, who maintained the courtyard by the Mahaweli River.

Spanning nearly 150 acres, the garden’s average elevation is about 1,540 feet above sea level. Officially established in 1821, six years after the British occupied the Kingdom of Kandian, its history traces back to 1371 when King Wikramabahu III ascended the throne and maintained the courtyard near the Mahaweli River. Located less than four miles from Kandy on the Colombo Road, it occupies a loop of the Mahaweli River.

• Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic - Dalada Maligawa / Temple Of the Tooth Relic / Royal Palace;

The Dalada Maligawa, also known as the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, is a Buddhist temple in Kandy, the last capital of the Sinhalese kings, and was the Royal Palace. It is one of the most revered sites for Buddhists worldwide. Built in the 16th century, the temple houses the Buddha’s Tooth Relic (specifically the left canine tooth), brought to Sri Lanka by siblings from India’s Kalinga province in the 4th century AD.

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth is a significant pilgrimage site for Buddhists. The current temple was primarily constructed under Kandyan Kings from 1687 to 1707 and 1747-82. It features an impressive structure surrounded by a deep moat. One of its most notable features, Pattirippuwa, or the Octagon, was added by King Sri Wickrem Rajasingha in the early 19th century. He also created Kandy Lake.

Daily relic worship rituals are held in the temple, accompanied by flute and drum music.

“Dalada Maligawa” is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Isini Gems & Jewellers - With abundant natural resources, Sri Lanka attracts many tourists.

Among the world’s countries, Sri Lanka is renowned for its tea and gems. Historically known as Ratna-Dwipa, meaning “The Island of Gemstone,” this name is supported by local and foreign chronicles and ancient records.

Today, Sri Lankan gems are highly sought after by tourists. Visitors to Sri Lanka are eager to purchase gems and jewelry. They favor Sri Lankan gems.

Sri Lanka classifies 200 minerals as gemstones. A mineral must possess beauty, durability, rarity, or a combination of these qualities to be considered a gemstone.

The main gems found in Sri Lanka include blue sapphire (Queen Elizabeth wore a ring made with Sri Lankan blue sapphire, now worn by Princess Kate, Prince William’s wife), ruby, padparadscha, yellow sapphire, star sapphire (azure), alexandrite, spinel, tourmaline, beryl, quartz, and moonstone.

• Kandy View Point - From here, enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city.

• Y.M.B.A - The Cultural Show / Kandy Dance

Held in Kandy town, this cultural show showcases various forms of Kandyan dancing, originally native to the area but now widespread across the island. Originating from a dance performed by Indian shamans who visited the island, Kandyan dancing is integral to Sri Lankan culture and is a highlight during perahera processions. The show features dances depicting the graceful movements of birds and animals, tracing back to the ancient ritual known as the Kohomba Kapkariya, along with energetic acrobatic performances where men execute leaping pirouettes and stunts like plate-spinning and the dramatic ‘fire walk’ that concludes the show.

• Private transportation
• Hotel Pick & Drop-Off
• Fuel charges
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• English Speaking Driver / Guide
• Parking fees

• Entry/Admission fees for the sites
• Meals and refreshments

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