Kandy’s Cultural Heart

People should start this experience by visiting Pinnawala Elephant Sanctuary. Sri Lanka widely recognises the conservation initiatives run by the Asian elephant sanctuary at this specific location. The caregivers demonstrate their bond of affection toward these new families when they give food and bathe the animals. Moving towards Kandy, you will arrive at the ancient city. The city stands out simultaneously for its recent and traditional architectural characteristics. The Temple of the Tooth Relic can be found in this city. The temple holds a sacred position because it preserves the historic Lord Buddha artefact. This temple has elaborate interiors filled with murals and relics that are visible to people who explore it. The Royal Botanical Garden at Peradeniya operates as a tree-filled radiant location reachable from this city. Blossoming bushes across the area create a romantic atmosphere. Visit the Kandy Viewpoint, an intriguing location that offers a view of Kandy when you return to the city. Kandy Lake is visible in the centre of the city, encircled by stunning buildings. Following this outing, proceed to a workshop where you will learn how to cut gems, carve wood and make batik. Show your appreciation for the artistry and skill used to create these and make a memento to bring home. Lastly, visit the Geragama Tea Factory to learn how Sri Lanka’s well-known tea is produced. This is the most well-known place for this activity and you can tour the factory to observe how each step is carried out.