The Botanical Gardens in Kandy are renowned for their beautiful flowers and trees; orchids in particular. The name Royal comes in because they were once upon a time only open to the Kandyan royalty. With 60 hectares of land, covering 2500 square feet, this is Sri Lanka’s largest and most impressive Botanical Gardens.

This is an artificial lake in the heart of the hill city of Kandy, next to the Temple of the Tooth. Over the years, it was reduced in size. It is a protected lake, with fishing banned

Sri Dalada Maligawa, ou Temple de la Dent Sacrée, est un temple bouddhiste de la ville de Kandy, au Sri Lanka. Il est situé dans le complexe du palais royal de l'ancien royaume de Kandy, qui abrite la relique de la Dent du Bouddha.

Kandy, the Cultural City of Sri Lanka, known for its natural beauty and traditional ways, Kandy will definitely be one of the best highlights of Sri Lanka. Take a sightseeing tour around the wonderful city of Kandy and grant yourself an awesome view of the heart of Kandy.

Un lieu pour découvrir l'histoire du thé au Sri Lanka. Le processus de fabrication du thé est expliqué et accompagné de démonstrations.

This massive buddha statue in white is a treat to the eyes from Kandy lake during sunset. The statue appears in different colors as the sun goes down. This staute is visible from anywhere in Kandy and the view from the top especially after sunset is too good. This is a must do in Kandy.

The Kandyan, or up-country (udarata natum), dances, are regarded as the classical dance tradition of Sri Lanka. Kandyan dancers are traditionally performed only by male dancers. The technique, partly derived from South India, focuses on dynamism, powerful footwork, leaps and whirls