• Geragama Tea Factory - Sri Lanka is renowned as a leading tea producer globally, with numerous tea plantations scattered across the island. Unlike automated methods, Sri Lanka continues to employ the mechanized colonial process for tea production, ensuring superior quality compared to modern brands. The Giragama Tea Plantation offers comprehensive tours of its factory, providing insights into the intricate process of refining black teas, a method developed during the British colonial period. The factory is conveniently situated just outside Kandy.
• Royal Botanical Gardens - The Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya is celebrated as one of Asia’s finest botanical gardens. Spanning over 147 acres, it is meticulously maintained and home to over 10,000 plant species, including an impressive orchid collection. The garden also houses Sri Lanka’s National Herbarium. Its picturesque pathways and lush lawns are ideal for photography. The garden’s history dates back to 1371 when King Wickramabahu established his council chamber there. Post-1815, the British transformed it into a commercial crop arboretum, and it officially became the Royal Botanical Garden in 1843. Since then, it has welcomed visits from British royalty and distinguished guests worldwide. Notably, during World War II, it served as the South East Asia Command headquarters under Lord Louis Mountbatten. The Peradeniya Royal Botanical Garden is located approximately 5.5 km from Kandy.
• Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic - Kandy, the second most populous city in Sri Lanka, is nestled among misty mountains and a meandering river. The landscape is dominated by lush forests, spice lands, and tea plantations. Historically, it was the last Sinhalese capital until 1815 and remains a stronghold of Sri Lankan culture and traditions.

The city is centered around the Sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, which enshrines the revered left canine Tooth of the Buddha. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is one of the most sacred Buddhist worship sites globally. Thousands of pilgrims visit Kandy to honor Buddha, imbuing the city with a spiritual ambiance. The annual “Sri Dalada Perahera” procession, held in July or August, draws thousands of local and international visitors to the temple, showcasing the vibrant celebration of Sri Lankan culture. The final night-time procession, known as The Randoli procession, is among the most colorful events worldwide. Even on ordinary days, Kandy’s bustling nature adds to its charm, with the lively commercial city bordered by a scenic artificial lake.

• Bentota - Convenient pick-up and drop-off services are available from most nearby hotels in Bentota.

• All Government Taxes included.
• Complimentary 500ml mineral water bottle per person.
• Lunch at a traditional local restaurant.
• Entrance fees covered for Giragama Tea Factory, Botanical Garden, and Kandy Temple.
• Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Bentota.

• Gratuities.
• Anything that not mentioned in inclusions.

The Kandy one-day tour offers an opportunity to explore the key attractions in Kandy City, along with a visit to a Tea Factory renowned for producing the world’s finest tea. Kandy is the second most populous city in Sri Lanka, nestled in a heartland surrounded by misty mountains and a meandering river. The landscape of Kandy is characterized by lush green forests, spice lands, and tea plantations. Historically, this ancient city was the last Sinhalese capital until 1815. Today, it remains a stronghold of Sri Lankan culture and lifestyle. On this tour, participants will visit the Giragama Tea Factory, Peradeniya Botanical Garden, Temple of the Tooth Relic, Upper Lake Drive, Market Square, and Gem Lapidary.

• Please wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees for visiting sacred and holy places.
• Please be ready at the hotel lobby 15 minutes before the pick up time.
• Please bring valid passports for entering to the sites.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.