Evening you will leave for Peradeniya for exploring Royal Botanical Garden.

Tourists are most familiar with the Sri Maha Bodhi Viharaya temple, located on the hill of Bahirawakanda. It is known for its gigantic Buddha statue that can be seen from any location in Kandy. The statue depicts Lord Buddha in Nirvana, which is the position that corresponds to his first Enlightenment. It was built in 1972. It is Sri Lanka's tallest Buddha statue, standing at more than 25 metres high. The Temple of the Tooth Relic is only 2 km from the temple. The temple asks guests to take off their hats and shoes. Flowers or oil lamps can be offered to the temple as an offering. A flight of stairs leads to the Buddha statue. From there, visitors can climb up higher and see the surrounding landscape. At night, thousands of twinkling lights illuminate Kandy, making it look like the night sky.

This is a man made lake in the heart of the hill city of Kandy. It has been built by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe and located next to the Temple of tooth relic.

Arthur's Seat, located southwest of Kandy Lake and just past the Royal Palace Park, is a popular spot to look out. It is situated at Rajapihilla Mawatha, 550m (1,800ft) above the sea level. Local folklore says that there was once a bungalow belonging to Mr. Arthur, a British Tea Planter. He used to stand on a stone bench under a tree to see Kandy from his bungalow. In 2015, the Kandy Municipal council estimated that 1,500 tourists visited the site during peak season (November-May), while 500 people visit the location in the off-season. The Council began construction on the new viewing platform in the area in early 2016. The original stone seat was destroyed after protests were lodged by the City's Heritage Committee. The new viewing platform measures 35m (115ft) by 5m (16ft) and includes a symbolical seat, made from the original rock slab.

If you are looking for some culture and entertainment in Kandy, don't miss one of the many Kandyan dance and drum shows! It's a very defining experience for visitors to the city with a variety of mind-blowing dance moves and stunts. In almost an hour-long performance, the routines are mostly intended to entertain the audience.