Sri Lanka holds a unique place in Asian garden history, not only through its chronicles, inscriptions, and literature but also through the remarkable survival of archaeological garden remains predating the 13th century. From royal estates showcasing aristocratic artistry to monastic gardens integral to Buddhist sites, these landscapes reflect a rich tradition. Colonial gardens further blend foreign influences with local beauty, while contemporary gardens continue to inspire with their extraordinary design and global lessons. Gardens of Sri Lanka beautifully captures this journey, offering readers an immersive glimpse into a world of timeless garden heritage.
