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The town of Kandy

The town of Kandy is seated right next to a lake. There are hills surrounding the town as well, making it a pleasant view within the town. One can have a good view of the town in any of the hill top. At one of the hill, there's a Buddha statute (see the last photo). Didn't go to that place though. So I hope I didn't miss out any interesting view there. The town itself is quite pleasant - traffic is moderate. But walking under a hot sun was a challenge for me. So I didn't go further. Apparently, government officials leave the office around 4.30pm. I would think the life there is somehow more relax than our government officials here. And they also have the usual tea break morning and afternoon - inherited from the British practice I guess. You will get to see more similarities between the Sri Lankans and Malaysians' life if you stay longer there.








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