The best way to start your day is to observe the care and cleaning procedures for the elephants at Pinnawala Elephant Sanctuary in their natural habitat. The UNESCO World Heritage list and tourists both value Kandy as a cultural landmark in Sri Lanka. Following your journey, you will arrive at the Holy Tooth Temple, where thousands of Buddhist devotees come daily to show their respect for this priceless relic. More than 4000 different flower varieties can be found in Peradeniya’s Royal Botanic Gardens, which are famous for their orchids and palm-lined streets. Beautiful vistas of the river, the surrounding mountains and the historic city can be seen from Kandy’s Scenic Overlook. See traditional crafts in action and buy one-of-a-kind mementoes by visiting workshops for wood carving, batik and gems. Regarding tea production, the Geragama Tea Factory is one of Sri Lanka’s most popular tourist destinations. Nestled in rolling hills close to Kandy, it is a picturesque spot. As you stroll through the verdant plantations, the tea plucker’s sarees will provide a splash of colour.