Best Historic Sites in Kandy

A large Buddha statue located at a temple in Kandy, standing 88 feet high.

A large and imposing Buddha statue on top of a hill, offering panoramic views of Kandy city and the surrounding mountains.

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The Bahira Vakanda Vihara Buddha statue, built in 1972, is one of the tallest Buddha statues in Sri Lanka, offering wide views of Kandy.

The Candy War Cemetery honors soldiers from the British Empire who died during World War II, featuring white tombstones and a memorial.

A quiet and reflective place holding the graves of British Nationals who lived and died in Kandy during colonial times.

A serene location serving as the final resting place for soldiers of the British Empire who lost their lives during the world wars.

An 88-foot high Buddha statue nestled within the hilltops above Kandy, offering panoramic views of the city.

The well-preserved ruins of Sri Lanka's second ancient capital, showcasing impressive royal palaces, temples, and statues.

The former royal residence of the Sinhalese monarchy, now a complex housing museums and historical landmarks adjacent to the Temple of the Tooth.

This is another name for the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a major Buddhist pilgrimage site.

An annual grand procession and festival held in Kandy, celebrating the Sacred Tooth Relic with traditional dancers, drummers, and decorated elephants.