Rejuvanate yourself...visit Peradeniya... - Royal Botanical Gardens

I recently went to the garden with my team. The garden has about 230 areas completed in British regime about 100 years ago. If you want to go to and from the garden, I think it will take at least two days. So we visited the most popular attractions of attention

Starting with herbaceous parts, we planted nutmeg, clove, cardamom tree and other spice trees. To my surprise, in my life, I first saw camphor plants. Usually, we make camphor in a chemical combination, but the leaves here have the same aroma as an artificial camphor ... Is not it strange? Then we visited the Lanh district where over 25 different species were planted to raise these plants. After that, we visited the VIP district. There were special plants planted by various celebrities such as Indian late Prime Minister Smir. Indira Gandhi, the world's first astronaut Yuri Gagarin, the first Prime Minister of Vietnam, Dong.

An elephant's foot like a double coconut or a shell coconut and an elephant is a plant that you'll never find. Even if bark toxic to the plant was seen, I used the bow and arrows soaking the same juice for the hunting of wild animals. When I heard the plant name of this tree, my guide cried "Haha in-law - tongue" ha ha ha. Last but not least, Bamboo Plantation Park is well preserved. Overall, the garden is very beautiful and well maintained. I am convinced that everyone will be fine after visiting this garden.

The Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradenya is located about 5 km west of Peradeniya city center, and 2 million people visit each year. It is the largest botanical garden on the island, with an area of ​​147 acres (59 hectares) and over 4,000 plants. Knuckle Mountains of Candy is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Aragara Mountain Range is also named "Potato Range" in English, both of which are known for hiking in Sri Lanka. Uda watta keire (Uda Watta Forest) is a protected sanctuary located in the city center, just north of the Toussléric temple. Known as "Uda Wasarah Watta" meaning "garden of the temple in Sinhala", it was designated as a forest reserve in 1856 and became a shelter in 1938.

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.