Things not to miss in this tour
Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage
Royal Botanical Garden
Visit the Temple of the Tooth
Spice Garden
This tour is ideal for those who love to explore the culture and are fans of elephants in particular.
Yes, we can customize the tour for you. If you wish to go to any place not mentioned in the route, simply inform us in advance and we will make the arrangements.
Throughout the year is ideal. This tour usually begins at 7.00 a.m as mornings are the ideal time to visit the Pinnawella elephant orphanage.
Hotel – Tour Attractions – Hotel
Kandy, more popularly known as the hill capital of Sri Lanka, is an attractive tourist destination. Its history dates back to the 15th century, when it was the last royal capital of the country. The city is 115km from Colombo and is the second biggest city in Sri Lanka. Kandy has an abundance of culture around it; the Temple of the Tooth being the most popular attraction. The centre of the city is situated in a valley which is elevated at 600m above sea level. Kandy Lake is an artificial creation by one of the past rulers and today, it is a scenic centre piece of the town. Also, home to an international cricket stadium, Kandy brings in thousands of cricket fans. Sports, religion, history and culture, Kandy has it all! A Day tour of Kandy should not be missed out on your tour of Sri Lanka.
Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage
Royal Botanical Garden
Visit the Temple of the Tooth
Spice Garden
Pinnawala Elephant OrphanageEstablished in 1975, Pinnawala elephant orphanage is a breeding ground for wild Asian elephants. The aim of the orphanage is to protect and care for the orphaned elephants in the jungles of the island. A natural habitat is presented to the elephants where they are taken to the river twice a day and elephants below three years are bottle fed by volunteers. |
Royal Botanical GardensThe 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 Lankas largest and most impressive Botanical Gardens. |
Dalada MaligawaSri Dalada Maligawa, also known as the Golden Temple or the Temple of the Tooth is a venerated Buddhist worship location as it preserves the Sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha. A noticeable feature of the Temple is the golden canopy that makes it easily identifiable from far away. |