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Kandy is one of the best places to go shopping. It has a massive shopping mall full of high-class boutiques, several street markets where you can buy fresh fruits, and local shops selling original and high quality batik.

•       Kandyan Art Association and Kandyan Cultural Centre:It is where you should head to buy local handicrafts such as wood Carvings, traditional Sri Lankan masks, stoneware, batiks, curios, silverware, brassware, paintings, antiques, handcrafted ornaments and jewelry
•       Kandy City Centre: It is a huge ten storied shopping complex near Temple of Tooth.If you are looking to shop brands then this is the place you must head to for all your shopping needs.
•       Waruna Antiques: It is one place where you will find interesting and valuable artifacts that you can take home as souvenirs for memories and your loved ones.

Sri Lanka is a great food destination for vegetarians, with a large amount of the nation's favourite dishes meat free like vegetable curries, hoppers, string hoppers, vegetable rotti and, of course, the incredible selection of fruit on offer.

A few must visit areas include:

•       Kandy Muslim Hotel: Despite its title, the Muslim Hotel is not a hotel at all, but a small and lively eatery offering the best of traditional and hearty Sri Lankan cuisine for about INR 300-500 (USD 5-7) per person.
•       Helga’s Folly: Located in the hills of peaceful and serene Kandy city, the kitschy and quirky boutique hotel Helga’s Folly is unique and serves some local authentic cuisine for about INR 800-1000 (USD 12-15) per person per meal.
•       Kandy Garden Cafe: This tiny garden cafe serves the best Fast food, Asian, Sri Lankan, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options and is a local favourite. Meal here is very cheap and will cost you about INR 250-500 (UD 3-5) only per person.

Kandy is a perfect city to visit if you want to indulge yourself in the beautiful nature and culture Sri Lanka has to offer.

•       Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage: Pinnawala is the place where abandoned elephants are raised and is a tourist attraction. Open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. It costs only about INR 100 (USD 1.5) per person.
•       Temple of Tooth Relic: World Buddhist Museum, Audience Hall, Alut Maligawa is a newer shrine to the rear of the temple with statues of Buddha donated by Thai devotees comprise the Temple of Tooth Relic and is a must visit for all the tourists which is open from 8 AM to 5 PM.
•       Kandy Lake: Temple of Tooth Relic, boat rides in the lake, bird sightings, lizard monitoring, and tortoise spotting are all a part of the Kandy Lake. Coming here you are sure to have an amazing time. It is opened by from 7 AM to evening 7 PM.

Sri Lanka is known for its rich Buddhist culture and history and offers many places of religious and historic significance.

•       Anuradhapura: A central Buddhist city, holding many Temples and Stupa. The city offers pilgrims a religious experience.
•       Temple of Tooth Relic: Known as Dalda Maligawa is located in the city of Kandy. It is one of the most sacred Buddhist pilgrimage sites and houses the sacred tooth of Lord Buddha. Daily rituals are performed three times a day-at 4.30 AM, 10.30 AM and 6.30 PM.
•       Kataragama: A popular place of pilgrimage for the Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim and indigenous Vedda communities of Sri Lanka and South India. The god Muruga is the main deity.

Sri Lanka, a beautiful country filled with rich natural resources, charming landscape, beautiful architecture, stunning wildlife and many more.

•       Bentota: It is a perfect beach destination for newlyweds. This is where the river Bentota Ganga and the sea merge into an exotic lagoon, a beautiful union perfect for an intimate time.
•       Mirissa: One of the most romantic honeymoon places in Sri Lanka, dubbed as a tropical paradise, this crescent shaped secluded beach affords the tranquility and seclusion that honeymooners often seek.

Despite a long history of invasion by the Portuguese, Dutch and British, the strong cultural legacy lives on in Kandy with its generous offering of dance, music, museums and temples.

•       Temple of the Tooth:The Buddha’s tooth was said to have been pulled out of the funeral pyre more than 2,500 years ago and eventually made its way to Sri Lanka. This place holds a lot of cultural importance of Kandy.
•       Royal Palace and Museums: At the Royal Palace, the objects on display are only part of the attraction as the ornate architecture of the large complex itself is well worth a long look to get an insight into Kandy’s culture.
•       Sigiriya: Sigiriya, a fifth century AD fortress and a water garden displays some of the most futuristic elements of landscaping and some of the oldest murals recorded in the country promising a view into Kandy’s culture and heritage.

There are so many thrilling wildlife safaris you could choose from, and you will find that most are suitable for families. You'll see a lot of elephants and birds, be able to take lots of photographs, as well as experience our unique ever smiling mix of people and cultures.

•       Yala Park: It is the 2nd largest wildlife park in Sri Lanka. The climate here is semi-arid with vast dry woodlands and open patches of grasslands and is divided into five blocks and offers amazing wildlife safari tours.
•       Udawalawe National Park: It is known for its elephants. Loads of species of elephants can be seen in close quarters. A short drive from the Temple of Tooth, Kandy, the Udawatta Forest is truly a sanctuary. No cycling only walking. There is a small charge of INR 30 (USD 1.5) per adult.

Sri Lanka is one of Asia’s richest treasure troves of both natural and man-made wonders. Royal and sacred cities, colonial strongholds, temple caves and virgin forests with no fewer than seven World Heritage Sites in Sri Lanka declared and listed by UNESCO.

•       The Sigiriya Rock Fortress: The legendary sky citadel of Sigiriya is located a short 15-minute drive away from the hotel. The majestic rock with its series of moats, ramparts and water gardens rises 200m above sea level and a pair of giant stone lion’s paws still remain at the entrance of the stairway, which leads to the rock’s summit.
•       The ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa: After an early breakfast at the hotel, you can opt to embark on an excursion to explore the ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa.

Scenic Flights in Sri Lanka is only offered by Cinnamon Air. It gives you 20 minutes of surreal bliss, covering the cities and towns of Colombo, Kandy and Sigiriya.

•       Explore the grandeur and glory of the ancient city of Kandy and admire the surreal beauty of the Knuckles Mountain Range, Maduru Oya, Victoria, Galaha and Peradeniya as you take a journey to remember with Cinnamon Air.
•       One of the most beautiful ancient treasures of the island is the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, which you will be able to admire from above as you take a scenic flight that covers Sigiriya Rock, Dambulla, Giritale, Hingurakgoda, Gal Oya and Habarana.