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The Kandy Lake Club Cultural Show is a vibrant celebration of Sri Lanka’s rich artistic and cultural heritage — a must-see for anyone visiting the historic city of Kandy.
Established in 1982, it was the first cultural dance performance of its kind in Sri Lanka, created to unite and showcase the country’s diverse traditional dance styles on one stage.
From energetic Kandyan dances to graceful low country performances, the show offers an unforgettable journey through Sri Lanka’s ancient rituals, folklore, and rhythm.
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A South Sri Lanka mask dance with the raksha masks symbolising the fight between a cobra and a bird. This dance is used to exorcise demons from the possessed and is still believed to be effective psychiatric treatment in Sri Lanka.
A dance sequence performed for general immunity from evil influences as well as for healing specific ailments. It is a part of a ceremony connected with folk believes. The vigorous movements of the dancers are derived from the dance forms of the Southern parts of Sri Lanka.
The female dancers carrying oil lamps are making an offering of their dancing skills to the Guardian Deities.
A south Ceylon fire dance showing the power of charms over fire and the twenty seven devils that can trouble mankind. The absolute faith of the fire dancers protects them from the flames. This dance also includes fire-eating.
A dance popular in the all parts of the country, particulary during festivals in which borth male and female dancers participate.
A traditional folk dance which uses the Raban, an Instrument similar to the DRUM.
Fire dance symbolizing spiritual protection from devils.
Crowning Kandyan dance with the sacred Ves attire.
Dancers celebrate the harvest with graceful village steps.
The origin of fire walking can be traced back to the epic story of Rama and Sita. Ravana, the King of Ceylon, had abducted the princess of India, Sita. When Rama her husband (an Indian King) regained her, she proved her chastity during her enforced stay with Ravana, by walking on fire, barefoot and unhurt.
Bring home a piece of Sri Lanka with this authentic handcrafted souvenir, exclusively created by local artisans. Each piece reflects the rich heritage, vibrant traditions, and timeless artistry of the island, making it a perfect memory of your visit to the Kandy Lake Club Cultural Show.
Welcome to our restaurant and bar where taste meets tradition. Enjoy a wide selection of local and international dishes prepared fresh, paired perfectly with cocktails, wines, and chilled beers from our bar. Whether you're relaxing after a cultural show or just stopping by for a great meal, our warm hospitality and cozy ambiance promise a memorable dining experience.