Kandy, a UNESCO World Heritage City in Sri Lanka, is the island’s cultural and spiritual heart, surrounded by misty hills and lush forests. Home to the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, it blends ancient traditions with colonial charm. From tranquil lakeside walks to vibrant cultural performances, Kandy offers a unique glimpse into Sri Lanka’s royal heritage and timeless serenity. Explore the majestic sights and rich history that make Kandy an unforgettable destination.
A cycling tour around Kandy takes you through quiet backroads, tea plantations, and local villages. It’s a relaxed and active way to enjoy the city’s green landscapes while discovering hidden gems along the way.
Kandy Lake is the heart of the city and a favorite spot for a peaceful stroll. Surrounded by temples, trees, and local life, a walk here offers calm views and a chance to soak in Kandy’s charm.
An evening cultural show brings Kandy’s traditions to life with drumming, costumes, and fire acts. It’s an entertaining way to experience Sri Lanka’s artistic heritage up close.
Unwind with a guided yoga class in the serene hills of Kandy. Surrounded by greenery, this session is a refreshing way to connect with nature and find balance during your travels.
Sri Lanka is a year-round destination, but the experience changes with the seasons.
West & South Coasts / Hill Country: Best from December to April when the weather is sunny and dry.
East Coast: Best from May to September, with calmer seas and golden sunshine.
No matter when you come, there’s always somewhere in Sri Lanka that’s at its best — from tea-covered hills to tropical beaches.
Traveling to Sri Lanka is simple. Most visitors can apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) online before arrival. The process is quick and saves you time at the airport. Just bring a passport valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date. On arrival, you’ll be welcomed with a smile and a stamp — and your journey begins!
The local currency is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR). Cash is handy for small shops, tuk-tuks, and markets, but credit/debit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and major stores. ATMs are easy to find in towns and cities. Always keep some smaller notes for tips, street food, and local purchases.
Getting around is part of the adventure! You can:
Sri Lankans are warm and welcoming, and a little cultural respect goes a long way:
Sri Lanka is generally safe for travelers. A few tips:
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