Sri Lanka

I will pick you up at the hotel around 6 am at Colombo, Mount Lavinia, Negombo, then head for Kandy. Here we will visit Gardenan's Spice Garden and Giragama Tea Factory. For centuries, spices were one of the most famous export products for Sri Lankan medicines and cosmetics, and even flavored foods. You can enjoy spices and flavors such as cinnamon, ginger, pepper, vanilla, cardamom etc. Batik is an ancient art with wax as the main ingredient, Sri Lanka is one of the world's leading indicators. For example, from simple monochrome design to multicolored masterpiece. When I arrive at Giragama, I will visit 1,673 feet (510 m) of tea plantation. Tea was planted in Peradeniya Botanical Garden in Sri Lanka in 1824. It takes 1 hour to explore plantations and factories before heading for candy in about 30 minutes from the hotel. The mountain capital Candy is another World Heritage Site. It was the last fortress of the Sinhalese king during the reign of Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom and was finally transferred to the UK in 1815 after reaching an agreement. For Sri Lankan and world Buddhists, Candy is one of the most sacred places because it is the home of "Darada Margarita" (Holy Buddha tooth in France). Nearby there are ruins of the royal palace ("Maha Wasala"), "Palle Wasala" (now used at the National Museum), other close relatives of "Meda Wasala", Audience Hall, Natha Devala, Vishnu Devala . The water bath pavilion ("Ulpenge") by the lake is an island known as "Kiri Samudraya" (milky sea) used by the king as a summer house in the middle of the lake. Today it is the center of Buddhism, art, crafts, dance, music and culture. Visit Kandy city sightseeing, including sacred Toulthrac temple, lake drive & market square, jewelry, wood carving center visit. While exploring the city, you can enjoy lunch at the Oakray restaurant. After this visit, you will be taken to the hotel where you are sent

Anuradhapura (Sinhala: Tamil: Tamil: Sri Lanka) is the major city of Sri Lanka. It is the capital city of Sri Lanka's central and northern provinces and Anuradhapura district. Anuradhapura is one of the ancient capitals of Sri Lanka and is known for its ancient Sri Lankan civilization with good preservation. After the kingdom of Tambapanni and Upatissa Nuwara, it is the third capital of the Rajarata kingdom. This city is currently registered as a World Heritage Site, it has been the center of Buddhism in the Senate for centuries. This city is located on the banks of the historic Malvathu River 205 km (127 miles) north of Colombo to the northern central state. It is one of the cities where the oldest people in the world live and is one of the eight world heritage sites in Sri Lanka.

The whole period of ancient Sri Lanka, including the ancient history of Sri Lanka, was governed by Anuradhapura Kingdom. The Kingdom of Sri Lanka moved to Anuradhapura in 380 BC. Since then, Anuradhapura has lived as the capital of Sri Lanka for more than 1000 years, until the collapse of the Kingdom of 1017 when Rajindra started a massive invasion. Kingdom Then the capital moved to Polonnaruwa. After more than a century since Chola's rule, Polonnaruwa's Vijanyabahu I successfully expelled Chola Empire and reunited the country again. In addition, when I asked Vijayabahu to send a Sri Lankan monk to Myanmar, they also reunited the country of Buddhist culture. King Sinhalese 's Vijayabahu was a strong leader, but after his death, a weak ruler took over after he broke the powerful Chola Empire in Sri Lanka. After all, Sri Lanka invaded an independent country.

The Republic of Sri Lanka is in the Indian Ocean. In the 14th century, Kingdom of Tamil was established in the northern part of Sri Lanka. In the colonial era, Tamil workers arrived in Sri Lanka, worked in highland tea and coffee plantations, making the island the leading tea producer. Sri Lanka was called "Ceylon" by the UK, and in 1948 it achieved independence under the name of "Ceylon's rule." Ethnic tension between the majority of Sinhalese and Tamils ​​eventually brought about a long-term civil war that broke out in the 1980s.