Sri Dalada Veediya, Kandy, Sri Lanka
+94 812 234 226
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Ambuluwawa Mountain, Gampola, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Bahirawakanda Hill, Kandy, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
(+94) 814 946 737 | (+94) 814 946 747 | (+94) 814 946 827
Hantana Rd, Kandy, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
081 222 3867
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Ven Imbulpitiye Dhammapala Thero Mawatha, Kandy, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
076 664 1154
Lankathilaka Street, Hiyarapitiya, Central Province, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
081 380 3204
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Embekka Pilimatalawa Road, Kandy, Central Province, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
+94) 77 114 1189
Karandupona Rambukkana Road, Kolongalla, Sri Lanka
The Royal Palace of Kandy is a historically significant site in Sri Lanka, once serving as the royal residence of the Kandyan monarchs until British colonial rule in 1815. The palace complex includes structures like the King’s Palace, Queen’s Palace, Royal Audience Hall, and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Kandy