Begin your tour at the National Seminary of Our Lady of Lanka, founded in 1890 by Monsignor Ladislaus Zaleski under the instruction of Pope Leo XIII. Admire the seminary’s granite architecture and its scenic location overlooking the Knuckles Mountain Range.

Next, visit the Degaldoruwa Raja Maha Viharaya, a Buddhist rock temple carved out of a large rock outcrop. Marvel at the Kandyan Era frescoes, considered among the finest of the period.

Continue to the Udawatta Kele Forest, also known as the Royal Forest Park of Kandy. Enjoy a simple hike through this vital bio reserve, home to diverse flora and fauna.

Then, head to St. Paul’s Church, constructed by the British colonial administration in 1846. Learn about its historical significance and its location adjacent to the Temple of the Tooth and the King’s Audience Hall.

Visit the Sancta Maria Shrine, established in 1946 by three Irish Redemptorist pioneers. Discover the shrine’s dedication to Our Mother of Perpetual Help and its rich history.

Next, explore a tea factory and learn about Sri Lanka’s world-famous tea production. Enjoy a fresh cup of Ceylon tea. Discover the aromatic world of cinnamon and traditional Ayurvedic herbs at a cinnamon and Ayurvedic garden.

Visit the Gem & Gemological Museum to explore Sri Lanka’s rich gem heritage and shop for authentic gemstones. Marvel at the cityscape from the Kandy View Point, offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding hills and the meandering Mahaweli River.

Dive into the heart of Kandy's culture with a mesmerising Kandy Cultural Dancing Show, a vibrant display of traditional dances and rituals. Explore the iconic Temple of the Tooth Relic, a revered pilgrimage site steeped in history and spirituality. Ascend Bahirawakanda Vihara Buddha for panoramic views of the city, capturing the essence of Kandy's charm.