At Bahirawakanda Buddha Statue, travelers will witness a towering statue of Lord Buddha, offering panoramic views of Kandy and the surrounding landscapes. Visitors can explore the peaceful temple grounds, learn about the history of the statue, and capture stunning photographs of the city below. It’s a serene and spiritual stop where you can appreciate both the cultural significance and the breathtaking scenery.

Asgiri Maha Viharaya was founded by Commander Siriwardhana on the instructions of Parakramabahu IV of Kurunegala (1305-1335 A.D.).[5] Situated north of the Kandy Lake, this temple is believed to be considerably older than the Malwathu Maha Viharaya,

The Royal Botanic Gardens at Peradeniya was established in 1821, six years after the final occupation of the Kandyan Kingdom by the English. The site is less than 5.5 Km from Kandy on the Colombo Road, and occupies a loop of the river Mahaweli, which surrounds it on all sides except the south, where it is bounded by the main road. The area 61.25 ha in extent, is about 1550ft from sea level. More than 4000 species of plants including woody trees, Palms, Ferns, Orchids and shrubs currently present within the gardens.

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is a world-renowned place of worship, where the left Canine tooth of Gautama Buddha is enshrined. The temple which is venerated by thousands of local & foreign devotees and tourists daily was named as a world heritage by UNESCO in 1988.

Sri Lanka is one of the highest producers of tea in the world and if you are traveling in Sri Lanka, visiting a tea plantation is a must. The best place to go is the hill country near Nuwara Eliya and Ella – where the majority of the plantations are located. Giragama is one of the premium tea plantations in the country.

All the visitors to our exclusive geological and gemological museum are invariably given an A to Z knowledge on how Sri Lanka was originated 4.6 billion years ago engulfing the wonderful minerals and gemstones outshining the ones in other parts of the world

The Kandy Lake Club Cultural Dance Show is a stimulating Sri Lankan Arts, Dance & Cultural Heritage Show that is a must see for any visitor who visits the historic city of Kandy. The Kandy Lake Club Dance started in 1982 with the view of having a cultural dance performance bringing together all Sri Lankan dance types to one platform.

The wood carving tradition of Sri Lanka dates back to ancient times. To this day the island has dedicated wood carvers, who lovingly and painstakingly adorn their wood carving works of art until they become true masterpieces.