Room Categories: Deluxe, Twin Deluxe, Deluxe with Attic, Luxury Tents, Suites.
Room Categories: Deluxe, Twin Deluxe, Deluxe with Attic, Luxury Tents, Suites.
ABOUT ACCOMMODATION DINING Water GardenWelcome to Water Garden Sigiriya where luxury meets nature surrounded by lakes and water streams. The breathtakingly beautiful hotel boasts a modern day water harvesting design revisiting the 2,000 year old water garden on Sigiriya Rock. Water Garden Sigiriya is a unique boutique hotel that gives convenient access to the Cultural [...]
ABOUT ACCOMMODATION DINING Charming Hotel with Beautiful Mountain ViewsThe old colonial bungalow was previously the home of Sir Cudah Ratwatte, the patriarch of the island’s leading aristocratic family. Many elephants were once housed in the gardens of his old plantation – hence the name The Elephant Stables. Located on a private road a mere 10 [...]
A Cultural ShowKandy, Sri Lanka’s second largest city is home to a Sinhalese cultural tradition of which Sri Lankans are justifiably proud. Rich in colour and agile in their movements, the Kandyan dancers evoke images of pageantry and past traditions. Lively and exuberant, spellbinding and hypnotic, a cultural show is a spectacle to remember with [...]
The Largest Garden in Sri LankaThe Royal Botanic Garden of Peradeniya, near Kandy, were first established in the 14th century. Since British times, Peradeniya has become one of the finest botanical gardens in Asia. Before the British ruled the Kandyan Kingdom in 1815, the site at Peradeniya was a Royal Pleasure Garden, apparently being enjoyed [...]
Breath-Taking ClimbsThe Knuckles Mountain Range is one of the least explored areas by tourists in Sri Lanka. You will be rewarded with spectacular scenery and authentic villages. The Knuckles Mountain Range is located towards the North East of the city of Kandy. The name derives from its shape of a clenched fist and it offers [...]
Temple of the Tooth (Sri Dalada Maligawa)The Temple of the Tooth and the Buddhist Museum, Sri Dalada Maligawa, dates back to the 16th century, though most of the present buildings were built in the 19th century. Recognised as the most important object in the Buddhist world, the sacred relic of the tooth of Buddha is [...]
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