Esala is a significant festival celebrated in Sri Lanka, particularly in the city of Kandy. It usually takes place in July or August and is dedicated to the sacred relic of the tooth of the Buddha. The festival features a grand procession known as the Esala Perahera, which showcases traditional dancers, drummers, and beautifully adorned elephants. The Esala Perahera is a vibrant display of cultural heritage, attracting both locals and tourists. The event lasts for several days, culminating in a grand finale that includes the ceremonial offering of flowers and other rituals. This festival is an important part of Sri Lankan Buddhist traditions and community life.