Peradeniya Botanic Gardens

You share a garden with fruit bats with thousands of fans, hundreds of monkeys, and dozens of fans.

There is a high-price cafeteria (Rs 1000 from 550 yuan) at the venue, serving Western and Sri Lankan cuisine. There is a small cafe next to the exit. A better option is to save picnic supplies

I will go to the garden at 644 bus (16 rupees) from Kandy Lubus stop. The tricycle from Candy is about 400 rupees one way. Many taxi drivers visited the garden of the Candy Samimon ring road.

Peradeniya Botanical Garden, located 5 km west of Kandy City, is the largest botanical garden in the country, near the longest river in Sri Lanka, the Mahaweli River. The Royal Botanic Garden was established in 1371, and the King was preserved in Peradeniya after Wycombe's kingdom. The garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Kandy and is thought to be reserved for exclusive use by the royal family. There are about 4,000 plants in Peradeniya Gardens, ranging from orchids to medicinal plants

Alexander Moon is a hardworking student at Ceylon Botanical Garden and was appointed head of the Royal Botanical Garden in Peradeniya. In 1824, Mr. Moon presented a catalog of Ceylon plants describing 1,127 plates named after the local name and the plant name. In 1824, the first tea tree in Sri Lanka was planted in the garden of Peradenia. All major imported crops such as coffee, tea, nutmeg, rubber, cincona, etc. were inspected at the Royal Botanic Gardens of Peradeniya. It was during the previous governor of Sir Edward Burns (1824-1831). Local crops of imported crops, tea and rubber, and coconut will become the backbone of the island's economy in the future. After the death of Mr. Alexander Moon, there was a chain of administrators.

The ruler of Ceylon and the British colonialists established the Peradenya Botanical Garden. It contributed to the protection of Sri Lankan flowers, bird protection, butterfly protection, the concept of biodiversity and sustainability: 5% School-aged children Sri Lanka visits the Peradeniya gardens every year. Vegetation is purely tropical with abundant climbing plants and vines, palm trees, bamboos, pandanus or pines, epiphytes (runs, ferns, etc.), and usually tall trees that support the roots. . Leaves are generally large, thick and leather, these flowers are usually very bright and the same size, fruits are usually very large and grow on trunks or old branches.