Joanna James
Kandy is a popular cultural town and Sri Lanka's second-largest district, and it offers visitors a fantastic time. It is a popular tourist destination. If you're going to Kandy, you have to make sure to check these places out!
Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is Sri Lanka's holiest Buddhist temple. It is also known as Sri Dalanda Maligawa in the local language. This is a holy place of worship that draws visitors from all across the world. The temple, which houses Lord Buddha's tooth relic, has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You may also visit few more temples and even shrines that are located in this complex. Rituals that take place 3 times a day, at sunrise, midday, and evening, can also be witnessed. Make sure to join in one for a spiritually uplifting experience!
There are many places to visit in Kandy, and you must make sure to include the Royal Botanical Garden of Peradeniya in your itinerary. This is a historic garden worth seeing. It all started in the year 1371. A tuk-tuk can comfortably transport you from Kandy city to the garden. It would only take around eleven minutes to get there. Per year, about 2 million people visit the botanical gardens. It covers approximately 137 acres and is home to over 4,000 distinct plant species. The garden is popular for its magnificent orchid collection. In addition, if you're looking for a place to stay in Kandy, you can start by checking out properties like Earl's Regency Kandy, which is closely located to popular tourist attractions and activities.
Kandy Lake is a bustling hub of development and activity. Most locals visit this spot in the evening to unwind and chill enjoying the cool fresh air. It's next to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, and you can stop by the lake after you've explored the temple. Take a bike ride or a leisurely walk around the lake. Many local snacks are available to sample, and there are food outlets lining the road as well.
This 257-acre forest reserve sits atop a hill ridge. The sanctuary is an excellent place to learn about fauna and flora and participate in challenging cycling tours. Furthermore, the sanctuary displays a diverse array of flora, including shrubs and small trees. It doesn't stop there; you can also visit Buddhist monks' rock dwellings as well as three well-known meditation sites.
This gorgeous mountain range can be seen in the southwest parts of Kandy City. In 2010, the National Environmental Act designated this area as a protected nature reserve. This mountain range comprises 7 peaks that rise to a height of approximately 3800 feet. The Uura Kanda is the tallest of them all. Hikers flock to the ranges because of the breathtaking views. When visiting these areas, be sure to take in the lush green panoramic views.
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