Favorite thing: I felt like a superstar. The Kandyan are very friendly and gentle, im so pampered with their hospitality. During my road trips, i tend to wave at the locals (saying hello) and they excitedly waving back at us non stop, a welcoming gesture of our arrival
Written Jul 6, 2005
Favorite thing: During your journey onwards or inwards of Kandy, you definitely pass one of the most important river which regularly used by the locals to do their laundry. We stop over and took some pictures and at least feeling the fresh cool water flowing from the Kandy hills.
Fondest memory: The shy ladies were quite fascinated to see us and greeted us meanwhile they continue singing while washing their clothes. I felt like doing a documentary film on them.
Written Jul 6, 2005
Favorite thing: Kandy is supposed to be a city of charm and a city of culture. I had high expectations. It's
situated beside a lake in the hills, roughly about 2 hours from Colombo. Ands it's famous... for its Temple of the Tooth, and for its dances.
Fondest memory: Kandy is a dump: it's really deprived of any charm... the place looks as if it's crumbling down, falling apart, disintegrating... maybe i wish it did. Reconstruction can only do some good to it. The temple, in all fairness is ok, the dances a real big-scale tourist trap-
Updated Dec 4, 2004
Favorite thing: Kandy is a pretty little town located in central part of Sri Lanka. The town just centers around an artificial lake, many hotels and houses looking down the lake from the hills. This would be a nice place to have a short break from a hectic travel schedule.
The people in Sri Lanka are generally nice, and it is even more true here in Kandy. Despite its status as a tourist destination, there is still a laid back small town character to its people.
Written Feb 25, 2003
Favorite thing: it is better to stay in nuwara eliya than in kandy. nuwara eliya is a fantastic place. kandy only two places are worthy one is the tooth temple and the botanical garden.
Written Jun 15, 2006
Fondest memory: Waking up in the early morning and opening our balcony looking over the Kandy hills enjoying the fresh morning cool air while the sun rising was the best memory i had in Kandy.
Written Jul 6, 2005
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Kandy is the capital of the hill country,its built around a stunning 18th century lake,its regarded as the most beautiful town in Sri Lanka.Visit the Temple of the tooth where the sacred tooth relic...
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Kandy is Sri Lanka's second city, its cultural capital, and the first stop for most tourists eager to escape Colombo for the beauty of the hill country. Built around a stunning lake, the city is......
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Kandy, Capital of the Hill Country

Kandy was the first Sri Lankan city I visited on my trip. As we got closer to Kandy, the scenery became more beautiful, and I knew that I would not be disappointed. The city of Kandy is the 2nd...
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The name Kandy is derived from the abbreviated and the anglicised form of Kande-uda-rata. For the convenience of pronunciation the Englishmen first dropped the uda-rata portion and kande quite...
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