Kandyan refers to a cultural and historical region in central Sri Lanka, known for its rich heritage and traditions. The term is often associated with the Kandyan Kingdom, which was the last independent monarchy in the country before British colonization. This area is famous for its unique art forms, including traditional dance, music, and crafts. The Kandyan style is also recognized in architecture, particularly in the design of temples and palaces. The Temple of the Tooth, a significant Buddhist site, is located in the city of Kandy, which serves as the cultural capital of the region. The Kandyan culture plays a vital role in preserving the island's history and traditions.