The Nuwara Eliya post office, which lies in the heart of the city, is the next pretty peculiar tourist destination. The post office is special because it is one of the oldest post offices in Sri Lanka. The British built the Tudor-style, two-story redbrick edifice with a clock steeple in 1894. A hotel is located in the post office’s upper level. The Sita Amman Temple, which is the last stop before reaching Kandy, lies at Sita Eliya, about 10 minutes from Nuwara Eliya. It is the sole Hindu temple in Sri Lanka dedicated to Princess Sita. It is among the most significant Ramayana locations in Sri Lanka. It is claimed that Lord Hanuman burned this place before leaving Sri Lanka since the soil in the area’s immediate vicinity is black in color. In a nearby creek, Lord Hanuman’s footprint is still discernible. It’s a really intriguing place to go. Finally, we make our way back to Kandy for the evening.

Rangiri Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Dambulla Golden Temple, which has been a revered pilgrimage site for more than 22 centuries, will be reached after that. It is thought to be Sri Lanka’s largest and best-preserved cave temple. There are 157 different murals, totaling up to 2100 m2, that are painted on the walls. Five caverns make up the cave. The caverns are constructed beneath a 150-meter-tall hanging rock. The cave temple is an amazing piece of geology. Following the restoration project, a 15-meter-tall monument and pagoda were constructed in 1982. In order to preserve the temple, UNESCO recognized it as a historic site. After that, we’ll return to Kandy for the night.

The following stop is a local market where you may buy a range of goods, including organic food and presents. The National Gems and Gemmological Museum, a museum where you may learn about the gems in Sri Lanka, will be the destination of our upcoming excursion. Additionally, it provides comprehensive details about Sri Lanka’s extensive history, which dates back 4.6 billion years. Also, on display are some of the most amazing minerals ever discovered. The Peradeniya Royal Botanical Garden will be our next stop. Beautiful Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens’ 147 acres are home to more than 4,000 distinct plant types. It is roughly 5.5 kilometers outside of Kandy. The location is calm and beautiful due to the gorgeous Mahaweli River running through it. Then we will be heading to Colombo where you will be dropped at the airport, Colombo or at a beach side town as you prefer.