ජාතික කෞතුකාගාරය Review

The Kandy National Museum is right next to the Buddha Tooth Temple, but the fee is not included in the ticket for the Buddha Tooth Temple. Additional tickets are required, at Rs 600 per person. The museum is not big, we found that many places have national museums, and later we analyzed that the so-called country does not represent the size, only indicating that this is public rather than private. After reading some fun cultural relics, such as water storage bags, buckets, molds for food, etc., the English instructions in the Sri Lanka Museum are relatively simple and generally better understood.

The Kangdi National Museum is located on a hillside next to the Buddha Tooth Temple and is part of the former royal palace. The main exhibition here is exquisite artwork from the 16th to the 19th century, displayed in the harem of Palle Vahala, including Buddha statues, crowns, noble images and wood carvings, as well as various cultural relics from the British colonial period. In addition to religious exhibits, there are many cultural relics, which have witnessed the history of Sri Lanka in the 16th and 1st centuries, which is a good window to understand Ceylon culture. Museum tickets are 500 rupees, and the area is not large for about an hour.

The Kandy National Museum is right next to the Kandy Buddha Tooth Temple. After visiting the Buddha Tooth Temple, you can take a look together. The museum was originally part of the Kandy Palace. It mainly displays some cultural relics and utensils from the Kandy period and colonial period. There are the crowns of the last Kandy king, and a copy of the colonial agreement signed with Britain. Friends who want to know about Sri Lanka's history can visit it. There is no Chinese explanation.

The whole city is located in the mountains of 500 meters above sea level to see rare plant species. It is located in the tropical plant growth area. The climate is warm and the scenery is beautiful. Coupled with a large number of monuments and sites, it is the second largest city in Sri Lanka.

Located behind the Buddha Tooth Temple, everyone often ignores this place. Although it is not very big, it can let you quickly understand Sri Lanka's history, and the culture of wellness. The cultural relics on display are also very precious.