• Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic - The Temple of the Tooth Relic, also known as Sri Dalada Maligawa, is one of the most revered sites in Sri Lanka, situated in Kandy. This historic temple enshrines a sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha, attracting pilgrims from around the globe. Nestled within the royal palace complex, the temple features exquisite Kandyan architecture, detailed wood carvings, and vibrant murals. Daily rituals, accompanied by traditional drumming and offerings, enhance its spiritual atmosphere. Visitors can delve into the temple’s history, witness the rituals, and experience a unique fusion of spirituality and cultural heritage that embodies Sri Lanka’s profound Buddhist traditions.
• Kandy Lake - Kandy Lake, or Kiri Muhuda (Sea of Milk), is a picturesque artificial lake in the heart of Kandy, created in 1807 by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe. Encircled by lush greenery and scenic vistas, it offers a peaceful contrast to the city’s lively environment. The lake is rich in history, with tales about the small island at its center, once the king’s private pleasure garden. A leisurely stroll around the lake’s well-maintained path reveals beautiful sights, such as the Temple of the Tooth Relic on its banks, and is a popular activity for both locals and tourists.
• Kandy View Point - Kandy View Point provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the enchanting city of Kandy, nestled in Sri Lanka’s hill country. Positioned on a hill overlooking Kandy Lake, this spot offers a sweeping vista of the city, including the Temple of the Tooth Relic, lush green hills, and the misty mountains beyond. A short drive or walk from the city center, it’s particularly favored at sunrise and sunset, when the golden hues create a magical ambiance. Visitors can capture unforgettable photos or simply enjoy the serene beauty of Kandy from above.
• Ceylon Tea Museum - The Hanthana Tea Museum, located just outside Kandy, is a captivating destination for tea lovers and history enthusiasts. Housed in a restored 1925 tea factory on the scenic Hanthana hillside, the museum offers insights into Sri Lanka’s rich tea heritage. It displays antique machinery, traditional tools, and historical artifacts, tracing the journey of Ceylon tea from plantation to global recognition. Visitors can explore four floors of exhibits, learn about tea pioneers like James Taylor and Thomas Lipton, and observe the tea production process. The museum’s top-floor tea shop and café provide an opportunity to sample local teas while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
• Royal Botanical Gardens - Peradeniya Royal Botanical Garden, located near Kandy, is Sri Lanka’s largest and most celebrated botanical garden. Spanning over 147 acres along the scenic Mahaweli River, the garden features a vast collection of exotic plants, towering palm avenues, and vibrant tropical flowers. Established in the 19th century, it is home to over 4,000 species of plants, including rare orchids, medicinal plants, and the iconic Giant Javan fig tree with its expansive canopy. Visitors can wander through themed areas like the Orchid House, Cactus Garden, and the beautifully manicured lawns, making it a paradise for nature lovers, botanists, and photographers.
• Kandyan Cultural Centre - Kandyan dance, a classical dance tradition of Sri Lanka, is a vibrant and dynamic art form rooted in ancient rituals and influenced by South Indian dance techniques, known for its powerful movements, elaborate costumes, and rhythmic drumming.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• English speaking Driver

• Food
• Entance Tickets for the Attractions

The operator will pick up guests from their hotel or Kandy town to begin a journey with a picturesque drive along the stunning Kandy Lake. The first stop is the esteemed Temple of the Tooth Relic, where visitors can receive blessings in this sacred environment.

Following this, the tour ascends to the Kandy View Point for a panoramic view of the city’s allure, then proceeds to the Bahirawakanda Temple, which features a magnificent Buddha statue and breathtaking views.

The journey continues to the Hanthana Tea Museum, where guests can savor a refreshing cup of hot Ceylon tea while discovering Sri Lanka’s tea heritage. Afterward, the tour explores the lush Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya, ideal for a peaceful stroll among exotic plants and vibrant flowers.

The final stop is the serene Nelligala Buddhist Center, where stunning views and tranquil surroundings provide a perfect conclusion to the day. The operator will then return guests to their hotel or Kandy town, ensuring a memorable experience amidst Kandy’s enchanting landscapes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.