Best Parks in Kandy

A garden showcasing various spices and ayurvedic medicines, including cocoa beans, red pineapple, and nutmeg.

The botanical garden in Kandy is a beautiful place to explore plant life, featuring bamboo trees and a lake, making it suitable for dates and photoshoots.

The Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya house over 4,000 plant species, including orchids and palm trees, with features like the giant Javan fig tree and a bamboo cluster.

Udawattakele Forest Reserve is a dense forest offering hiking trails and the chance to spot monkeys and birds.

Royal Palace Park, also called Wales Park, is a quiet green space in the middle of Candy, offering clear views of Candy Lake and featuring a Japanese field gun.

These expansive gardens are home to over 4,000 plant species, including a renowned collection of orchids, offering a lush escape from the city.

A forest reserve on the hillside behind the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, offering walking trails, diverse flora and fauna, and historical sites.

A garden where visitors can learn about the spices integral to Sri Lankan cuisine, with guided tours and a spice shop.

A garden filled with the aroma of exotic spices, where guides share the significance of spice plantations and offer ayurvedic massages and cinnamon tea.

A botanical garden that was not visited in the video.

The area where you can find the Kandy local market, that offers a great price for anything you can imagine.

A National Park where you can book excursions.

A 147-acre garden with over 4,000 trees, plants, and flowers, dating back to the 14th century and supplemented with plants from Kew Gardens in London.

Avenue within the Peradeniya Royal Botanic Gardens with Indian flying foxes, also known as fruit bats.

A vast botanical garden in Peradeniya, showcasing over 4,000 species of flora, including a notable bamboo forest and orchid house.

A national park renowned for its large population of Asian elephants, especially visible during the dry season around the Minneriya tank.

A historically significant botanical garden, originally a royal pleasure garden, now a sprawling collection of diverse plant species.

A national park known for its elephant population, particularly during the dry season when they gather near the Kaudulla reservoir.