Kandy

Asgiriya Maha Viharaya is situated north of the iconic Kandy Lake.

Bogahapitiya Temple is situated in Jambugahapitiya - Pallethalawinna Road in Kandy.

The Galmaduwa Temple is a temple with a strange architecture situated in Kalapura village, just a short turn of Kundasala Road.

Kataragama Devalaya or Lord Kataragama Temple is situated in Sri Skandakumara Devala Lane in Kandy.

Maha Vishnu Devalaya is situated to the North – West of the Royal Palace.

Monte Fano is the mother house of the Sylvestro-Bendictine monks in Sri Lanka, situated in Ampitiya, Kandy.

Natha Devalaya is one of the Hathara Devale situated in Kandy, near the Royal Palace.

Pattini Devalaya is one of the Hathara Devale of Kandy and is situated to the west of “Natha Devale”.

Red Mosque is situated in E.L. Senanayake Veediya in Kandy.

Sri Muthumariamman Kovil is situated in Sri Muthumariamman Kovil Street in Mahaiyawa.

The Church of St. Paul is situated on the scared grounds west of the Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Aluthnuwara Sri Dedimunda Dewalaya is a Buddhist temple which is situated in Aluthnuwara, Mawanella in the Kandy district.

Ambuluwawa is a biodiversity complex and Sri Lanka's first multi-religious sanctuary situated in the central highlands of the country.

The Bahirawakanda Vihara Buddha Statue is situated on a hill just 2 km from the Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Bambaragala Raja Maha Viharaya is an ancient Buddhist temple which is situated in the village of Henagahawela in Teldeniya, Kandy.

Degaldoruwa Raja Maha Vihara (Temple) is Amunugama in Kandy.

The Embekka Devalaya is a temple dedicated for the worship of Lord Kataragama.

Gatambe Temple is situated close to the Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya.

Kadadora Viharaya is an abandoned Buddhist temple situated in Kadadora in the Nuwara Eliya district.

Lankathilake Temple is a Buddhist temple built by King Buvanekabahu IV back in the 14th century.