Visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, which cares for orphaned and wounded elephants. The elephants’ journey down to the river is a stunning sight. They are encouraged to bathe in the local river three times each day, followed by food. Seeing these infant elephants being bottle-fed is both intriguing and wonderful.Kandy surrounded by verdant hills exudes history and cultural charm. Discover Sri Lanka’s final royal capital Kandy where lively streets coexist with tranquil surroundings with the Kandy City Tour. A tooth relic belonging to Lord Buddha can be found at the Temple of the Tooth Relic a hallowed Buddhist location that is at the heart of this journey. Explore its magnificent interiors which are embellished with calm offerings golden statues and intricate carvings. See the vibrant market for regional crafts take a walk around Kandy Lake and take in the expansive views from Bahirawakanda Temple after touring the temple. Spirituality culture and the friendly welcoming spirit of Kandy are all combined in this tour.The Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya are Sri Lanka’s oldest formal gardens. Every year, about two million domestic and foreign tourists travel to this palm-framed beauty. The park contains about 4000 different plant types and is famous for its orchid collection and lengthy palm-framed walks. Other plant species include spices, medicinal flowers, palm wood, and orchids. Kandy Viewpoint is one of the many wonderful spots that provide a panoramic view of the historic town. The calm Kandy Lake and the surrounding misty mountains provide a magnificent backdrop. If you want to take a shot or just observe Kandy’s beauty from above, here is the place to go.Wander throughout Kandy, stopping at gem stores, wood carving shops, and batik shops to buy souvenirs.This is one of Sri Lanka’s most prominent tea-growing areas. It’s a breathtaking view, tucked among the rolling hills near Kandy. As you stroll through the lovely farms, you’ll observe flashes of shadow from the tea workers’ sari.