Kundasale, Kandy

Kundasale is a charming suburb located in the Kandy District of Sri Lanka's Central Province, approximately 7 km southeast of the Kandy city centre. This proximity offers residents the tranquillity of suburban living with the convenience of easy access to Kandy's bustling urban amenities. With a population of around 150,000, Kundasale is known for its blend of historical significance, lush landscapes, and modern facilities​.

The town has deep historical roots, once serving as a royal retreat for King Vira Parakrama Narendra Sinha, the last Sinhalese King of Kandy. The remnants of his summer palace and other colonial-era structures add a unique charm to the area, making it rich in cultural heritage. This historical backdrop is balanced by ongoing modern developments, ensuring that residents enjoy both a connection to the past and contemporary conveniences.

For those living in Kundasale, the area offers a peaceful residential environment. Local markets, shops, and essential services are readily available, ensuring that daily needs are met without the need to travel far. Educational institutions such as schools and colleges provide quality education, while healthcare facilities, including local clinics and hospitals, ensure residents have access to medical care.



The community in Kundasale is tight-knit, with strong social ties supported by various local events and festivals that celebrate the area's rich cultural heritage. The National Fruits Variety Conservation Centre in Kundasale is a notable institution, contributing to agricultural development and providing employment opportunities for locals.